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The tale of Snow White was first published in 1812 by the Brothers Grimm and was called Sneewittchen in their native German tongue. Fast forward to 1937 and skipping past other adaptations, we arrive at Walt Disney's first-ever animated feature...
The mighty Ford Mustang with its six generations of cars gets its very own holiday. It was the first pony car, introduced to the world at the New York World's Fair in April 1964. The Mustang was created with the...
So, as most people probably are aware, unless they've been camping out in Tatooine with the Tuskens, there have been a couple of LEGO Star Wars leaks recently. First and foremost is the LEGO Mos Espa Podrace Diorama (75380) coming...
May the fourth (droid) be with youSo this is the fourth (some may argue only the third) rendition of the beloved droid R2-D2 in the last 21 years, but will it be the best? This set 75379 was released as...
World Art Day first began in 2012 and the date 15th April was chosen in homage to the birthday of Leonardo Da Vinci. The General Assembly of the International Association of Art declared World Art Day a celebration and the...
The 12th of April is an international celebration of the first human flight into space. Yuri Gagarin was the crew of rocket Vostok 1 on the space mission in April 1961. He managed to complete one orbit around the Earth...
In case some of you have been too busy trading blows with Vecna recently, LEGO has recently released LEGO 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale and if you had managed to consume a potion of speed and order your...
August may seem a way off right now but with a hop, step and a power up, we'll be there before we know it. Let's run on and open these question mark blocks to see what LEGO have to offer...
Looking in the rear view mirror, we have had 12 previous McLaren releases (not including playsets and the double pack). These have ranged from this year's release of the 58-piece LEGO 30683 Polybag McLaren F1 Car, the mid-range LEGO 42123...
