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Spring is here and the gnomes are waking up. Blinking and yawning, they pick up their tools and head out to – what? They’ve nowhere to go. Oh this won’t do at all. You’ve got to build a LEGO® village for them. And please be quick. They get horribly grumpy when they’ve nothing to do.

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Look through your minifigure bits. See if you can create a theme for your gnomes, like some colors that join them all together.

Build some gnome minifigures

Use colored card to create ponds, grass and rocky bits.

Cut out a beautiful landscape

Think about what your gnomes need. Maybe a little house. Some nice plants. A bit of gold to mine if you think they’re into that sort of thing. Oh and a toadstool to sit on, of course.

Build your gnome village

They’ll probably want to get straight to work. Don’t worry. That’s totally normal. They’re always digging, growing, fishing, mining – always doing something. A busy gnome is a happy gnome.

Move your gnomes in

Build a gnome village

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You’re brave. You’re talented. You’re kind of a maverick. Who better to build a LEGO® plane and fly it solo all the way around your home?

Make sure you can hold the plane in your hand and swoosh it about.

Build an awesome plane

Whoosh! Pick up your plane and take it soaring and looping the loop all around your home.

Fly off on your adventure

Build a pit stop for food and fuel – plus anything else you might need on a long journey.

Remember to stop somewhere for supplies

Fly solo around your home

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Woah, man. Imagine if spring was a person. Like a totally awesome giant made of green LEGO® bricks and flowers and leaves and stuff. That’s spring, right? That’s flower power. We just gotta build it, together – we just gotta build it. Peace out.

And as many plant pieces as you can find. Leaves, stems, flowers – whatever you’ve got.

Grab your green LEGO® bricks

Start with the legs – make them nice and solid. Then build the chest and arms. You might want to use ball-and-socket pieces for the arms and shoulders.

Build your spring giant’s body

Try using SNOT bricks for the head. That way you can build the face on plates and attach it to the head when you’re done.

Build the head and face

More flowers! More leaves! More spring!

Add more plant pieces

Build a Spring Statue

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Every superhero needs an iconic portrait photo. One with super moody lighting – so they look mega powerful but really deep, emotionally. That’s your job: superhero photographer. Let’s get you set up.

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Go through your minifigure parts and create your own superhero.

Build a superhero

You’ll need a camera or smartphone, a desk lamp, some white card, and some LEGO® bricks.

Gather your equipment

Build a stack of LEGO bricks for your superhero to stand on. Put the lamp behind them and off to one side. Then fold a small piece of white card and put it in front of your hero – that’s called a reflector. When you’re ready, turn off all the other lights in the room and close the curtains.

Get set up

Hold the camera so you’re looking up at your superhero. That’ll make them look extra heroic. Then move your lamp around to get the lighting just right. Get your superhero to strike an awesome pose and then – snap!

Take photos of your superhero

Build a superhero photography studio

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Straight from her dressing room, Dianne Buswell shows how you can use LEGO® bricks to build personal creations including a name sign, a photo frame and a jewellery stand. 

Celebrate Your Star Power with Dianne Buswell

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Dude! How about it? You, your friends, some LEGO bricks, and the open road. The places you’re going to go. The things you’re going to see. The stuff you’re going to build, man. This is going to be awesome!

And find some minifigures to go in it.

Build a LEGO car with your friends

Take the car on a road trip around your home

Build different things to see on your road trip. Make sure each of you gets to build somewhere you want to visit – and share that activity with your friends.

Stop off to see the sights

Take a LEGO® Road Trip

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Gardening with LEGO bricks is so relaxing, especially on a rainy spring day. Fixing plates of fresh soil. Rustling through a pile of plant pieces and clicking them into place just so. Popping on all those tiny flowers – colors bursting like bubbles. And just like that, the sun’s come out again.

Leaves, stems, flowers – the lot!

Grab all your LEGO plant bits

Lay out your flower beds on a large LEGO plate. Maybe add some paths if you want, too. And how about some walls for vines to grow up?

Build the base of your garden

Bright green spring shoots and flowers blossoming everywhere!

Grow your spring plants

What will happen to your garden in summer, autumn and winter? Can you keep your garden going till next spring?

Change your garden to follow the seasons

Grow a LEGO® spring garden

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Build your own unique space station module and then work with your fellow astronauts to make something bigger and better: a LEGO® space station for everybody.

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Grab some bricks

Think about all the different ways you could connect your space station modules. Clips, plates, pins or SNOTs (studs-not-on-top bricks)? Agree with each other whose module is going to connect and how.

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Escape from the island! Build a boat to save the sailors from the hungry sharks

Escape from the island! Build a boat to save the sailors from the hungry sharks

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Quick builds: Try these fun activities that only take 5 minutes!

Let's go! Build a racecar and challenge your friends!

Let's jump! Become a LEGO® stunt driver

Quick builds: Try these fun activities that only take 5 minutes!

Let's go! Build a racecar and challenge your friends!

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Build a gnome village

Fly solo around your home

Build a Spring Statue

Build a superhero photography studio

Celebrate Your Star Power with Dianne Buswell

Take a LEGO® Road Trip

Grow a LEGO® spring garden

Build a Space Station together

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