I would do anything for Neel, his floppy ears and trunk, and his ridiculously cute blue hair. So, yes, I will be getting a $139 LEGO set for a single minifig.

Lego sales have gone crazy during the coronavirus pandemic, feeding a niche for a family business called BrickArms, which makes toy guns for minifigures. BrickArms, based in Redmond, Washington ...

WC: When my youngest son turned 9 in 2006, he became interested in WW2 history and weaponry and wondered where we could find compatible WW2 minifig accessories for our army.

The little minifigures of Lego — known affectionately as "minifigs" — turned 40 years old Tuesday, marking four decades as the toy brand's human stand-ins for every house, building and ...

LEGO. GUNS. This is 240 pages of step-by-step instructions to build five different, working firearms, all out of LEGO bricks and rubber bands. And we're not talking about peashooters: ...

business Retail. Lego tells U.S. company to stop making guns that look like its toys Shannon Watts, founder of the gun-control group Moms Demand Action, drew attention to the product on Twitter ...

We first posted about Lego guns back in January and now they're back and these guns actually fire. That's right - not only do they completely ignore the ...

Lego dabbled in humanoids of different designs before settling on the modern minifig. The first plastic people, now known to Lego fans as 1974's "maxifigs," had fun hairstyles, endearing smiles ...

On August 25, 1978, the Lego minifigure was born. This was a hugely important transition for Lego. For many years they sold sets allowing builders to create cars or buildings, but something was ...