The Imagination Brickshop’s LEGO Brickcast

In this episode, we’re taking a closer look at one of the most iconic vehicles ever brought to life in brick form — the legendary 1989 Batmobile from Tim Burton's iconic 1989 Batman movie.

Released as LEGO 76139 1989 Batmobile, this massive display model recreates the long, sleek silhouette of the Dark Knight’s ride from Batman’s classic 1989 cinematic debut. With over 3,000 pieces, working features, and a design packed with clever building techniques, it’s easily one of the most striking vehicles LEGO has ever produced.

In this review we’ll break down:
The build experience
Unique building techniques and design choices
The minifigures, including The Joker and Vicki Vale
Display value and scale
Whether this set still holds up years after release

Is this the ultimate LEGO Batmobile, or just a beautiful shelf piece for collectors? Let’s find out.

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The rumors are heating up and the release calendar is getting crowded…In this episode we dive into the latest LEGO news, leaks, and rumors, including everything you need to know about the upcoming Star Wars Day (May the 4th) releases from LEGO and Star Wars. From a brand new UCS Mandalorian’s N‑1 Starfighter to a mysterious Dark Saber Gift With Purchase, May the 4th is shaping up to be a big one for collectors.

But that’s just the beginning… We’ll also look at a wave of upcoming sets including the Grogu buildable figure, new busts of Yoda and Darth Vader, and the return of the legendary The Razor Crest. Then things get even more interesting…

Rumors are swirling about LEGO entering the world of Pokémon, including a massive Poké Ball set and a possible Ash Ketchum minifigure leak that could hint at something much bigger. We’ll also break down the upcoming Harry Potter releases, including expansions to Hogwarts, a new Norbert dragon build, and rumors of a huge Ministry of Magic set that could connect with Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade.

And if you’re a fan of fan-designed LEGO sets, submissions for the next round of the BrickLink Designer Program are about to open… which means the next wave of incredible community creations is just around the corner.

So what’s real? What’s rumor? And what might be the next must-have LEGO set? Let’s talk about it.

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The BrickLink Designer Program has produced some of the most unique and creative LEGO sets ever released. Over the first 10 series, LEGO fans have designed and crowdfunded 50 incredible models through the BrickLink Designer Series.

In this video, I rank my personal Top 10 BrickLink Designer Series sets from those 50 releases. These fan-designed LEGO sets feature amazing building techniques, stunning display models, and some truly creative ideas that you won’t find in traditional LEGO releases.

From standout builds to hidden gems, we’ll count down the best BrickLink Designer Program sets, plus I’ll share a few honorable mentions that almost made the list. If you’re a fan of LEGO rankings, LEGO reviews, rare LEGO sets, or the BrickLink Designer Program, this is a countdown you won’t want to miss.

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The rumor mill is working overtime this week, and there is a lot to talk about in the LEGO world.

We start with official images from the upcoming Toy Story wave arriving May 1st. From a playful Slinky Dog display build to a brand-new Lotso figure and a fun Alien rocket ride inspired by Pizza Planet, Pixar fans have some interesting sets on the way.

But that’s just the beginning. After the official reveals, we dive headfirst into the rumor zone where things get really interesting.

There’s a surprising update surrounding the LEGO Ideas Godzilla project that could show up in a very unusual way later this year. Rumors are also circulating about a brand new line of buildable, up-scaled minifig characters that could pull from multiple themes.

Star Wars fans may have something unexpected on the horizon tied to The Mandalorian, while Ninjago builders could be getting a massive mech arriving later this summer.

And then there’s one of the most talked-about possibilities right now: a large wave of sets based on a franchise that many fans have been hoping LEGO would tackle for years. If the rumors are accurate, this lineup could include everything from small play sets to massive display builds packed with minifigures.

There are even whispers about a surprising addition to the Fortnite lineup that might be unlike anything we’ve seen from that theme before.

As always, these are rumors and leaks, so take everything with a grain of salt. But if even a few of these turn out to be true, the rest of 2026 could be a very exciting year for LEGO fans.

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Ferris wheels are making a comeback in the LEGO world, and this episode takes a deep dive into one of the most beloved amusement park sets ever released.

With a brand-new Friends theme Ferris wheel arriving in the LEGO lineup this summer and rumors of another classic fairground attraction returning in 2026, it felt like the perfect time to revisit one of the most iconic sets from the Creator Expert fairground collection.

In this review, we take a close look at the 2015 Ferris Wheel set designed by Jamie Berard. From its massive footprint and unique minifigure lineup to the surprisingly simple build structure behind the scenes, we break down what makes this set so memorable more than a decade after its release.

We also talk about where this build fits within the larger fairground series, how it compares to the other rides in the lineup, and whether the secondary market price still makes sense today for collectors.

Is this classic amusement park centerpiece still worth adding to your collection, or has time and newer sets changed the equation? Watch the full review to see how it holds up today.

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