Lego Icons released an Artemis launch set that goes for $249.99 and is currently on backorder. This Technics set, by contrast, is available for purchase and will ship immediately, and is a more stomachable $59.99. Sure, it's 632 pieces to the Icons' 3,601 pieces, but there's something to be said about affordability when nerding out over space.

You can no longer preorder the Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise LEGO set from the upcoming LEGO Pokemon collection, but you'll be able to buy it at launch.

When thinking about what to get your special someone for Valentine's Day this year, you might be thinking of going down the traditional route: a box of chocolate, a gorgeous bouquet of flowers and a thoughtful card.

LEGO just opened preorders for one of its most anticipated licensed releases ever: the L EGO Pokémon Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise set ($650). Designed for adult builders and longtime fans, this premium set brings the original Kanto starter trio to life in brick form and is already generating serious buzz among LEGO and Pokémon collectors.

Whether you're searching for a bigger set to build together or something small and sweet, Lego has something perfect for Valentine's Day this year. Sets like the Bouquet of Pink Roses, the Paris – City of Love, and much more should be carefully considered if you know someone with a passion for Lego. There really is something for everyone.

You might have thought Stranger Things was over – despite the behind-the-scenes documentary, and the rampant fan theories about a non-existent final episode that's still to come. It looks like we may get another era of tie-ins and merch, though, if Netflix has its way, and there's no better team-up for a brand than with Lego right now.

Soon, he started sharing videos about his Legos online as a way to show off his collection. After several videos related to his travel collection went viral, he created his "Lego on Location" series, in which he builds Lego sets of famous monuments in front of the structures themselves.

Gotta build ’em all. Lego has officially stepped into the Pokémon universe, unveiling their first-ever line of buildable Pokémon sets and marking a long-anticipated crossover between two of the most powerful global play brands.