Dalton Didelot, a Target team member in Columbus, Ohio, has created a detailed Lego model of a Target store using approximately 2,500 pieces and submitted it to Lego's product ideas program, where it ...

Potential bidders have asked about the possibility of using everything from modular buildings to existing apartments, condominiums and even vacant hotels to meet the military’s demand for 2,400 ...

The model took 70 hours and around six months to complete, says creator Dalton Didelot.

A Pittsburgh LEGO set has the potential to be reviewed by designers for production — but it needs 10,000 community votes ...

Mechanical engineers at Duke University have demonstrated a proof-of-concept method for programming mechanical properties into solid Lego-like building blocks. By controlling the solidity of hundreds ...

It's surprisingly under $100.