Last Week’s Bricks: Week 41, 2026

If you are comparing the new wave, the reports identify an Epic Moments Collection model, New Avengers Tower and Quinjet among the releases. Reviews published later in the week covered 76352 New Avengers Tower and 76348 Avengers: Doomsday Epic Battle, giving builders two different formats to inspect before choosing.

The announced group includes two Batmobiles and Joker Wall Art. BricksFanz described the wall-art model as a 1,849-part décor build based on the 2011 cover of Detective Comics #880, which gives the range a notably different display option alongside the vehicles.

The announcement did not provide set details, so the eventual formats, subjects and release timing remain unknown. It is nevertheless a useful line to watch if you collect character-based LEGO sets or want to see how the partnership develops.

The reported window closes on 12 October, and each project has a stated production threshold of 3,000 pre-orders. Brickset also reviewed 910071 Wild West Blacksmith, while Racing Brick published an early review of Woodbrick Freight Depot, giving prospective backers a closer look at two Series 9 designs.

The challenge was reported as launching at New York Comic Con. It gives fan designers a defined crossover brief; the evidence here does not state the challenge deadline or prize details, so check the official challenge page before planning a submission.

The build presents a modern diesel locomotive as a brick picture. Under a spotlight, its shadow forms a small steam locomotive, making the viewing angle and lighting part of the finished LEGO work rather than merely a way to photograph it.

For terrain around a vehicle, building or minifigure scene, layering gives you a concrete approach to explore instead of relying on one uniform surface. Use the guide as a starting point and adapt the colour and part choices to the setting you are building.