
Bored at Home? Here Are 9 Great Lego Car Sets to Build
Idle hands do the devil’s work, so keep yours busy making Lego models.

Idle hands do the devil’s work, so keep yours busy making Lego models.

The perfect gift (or self-gift) for nerds: over 3,300 pieces of pure movie magic includes moving parts and all-new LEGO minifigs.
By Nick Caruso

From Nike sneakers to an Omega Speedmaster to a LEGO set, these special products pay tribute to the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.
By Ryan Brower

LEGO, the enthusiast’s favorite building block, has introduced a customizable Mustang based on those first fastbacks, and it’s available for purchase this Friday, March 1.
By Nick Caruso

A week’s worth of product news, reviews and buying guides, all in one place.
By Gear Patrol

Lego dialed it up to 11 (or, at least 007) with the 1,295-piece James Bond Aston Martin DB5.

A week’s worth of product news, reviews and buying guides, all in one place.
By Gear Patrol

The best way to catch up on the day’s most important product releases and stories.
By Gear Patrol

The LEGO Technic Chiron’s W16 engine features pistons that move; inside the cockpit are paddle shifters that click and clack; the rear wing is adjustable, as in the actual car; in the storage compartment, you can place custom Bugatti luggage.
By Nick Caruso

This kit is part of the brand’s Speed Champion collection and, especially compared to other very cool kits, it’s a massive bargain.
By Nick Caruso

Snow Peak’s innovative new tent, an all-new Lego Architecture set, a peek inside chefs’ refrigerators and more.
By AJ Powell

For aesthetically minded design buffs, here’s a list of things that will last for decades — because, unlike the pile of reindeer socks and plastic tchotchkes littering your closets from holidays past, they’re meant to.

Today in gear, we find a chic way to groom your ‘board, building blocks for space nerds, old-school gaming on your Mac and much more.
By Nick Caruso

John J. Bowman Single Barrel Virginia Straight Bourbon Whiskey There are many ways to honor an historic figure: bronze statues, stadium monikers, tattoos.
By Nick Caruso

The ninth installment of our Staff Favorites series features none other than GP founder, Mr. Eric Yang.
By Ben Bowers
