by Steve Miller
This is a LEGO centric podcast where we review sets, cover the latest Lego news & rumors and just talk all things Lego. If you love Lego, then you are in the right place.
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April 30, 2025
Welcome back to the Imagination Brickshop podcast — where bricks meet bounty! Today, we’re diving into one of the most legendary ships in the galaxy… and maybe the LEGO galaxy too. I’m talking about the 2015 UCS Boba Fett’s Slave I. In this episode, we’re taking a deep dive into one of 2015’s most iconic sets, and whether you’ve drooled over it in catalogs or gasped at the aftermarket prices, this is the episode for you. I’m breaking down not just the what but the why — from its jaw-dropping build experience and shelf presence, to the play features (yes, even UCS sets can be fun!) and that ultra-coveted Boba Fett minifig that collectors can’t stop chasing. Plus, I throw it back with some LEGO Star Wars history and put it head-to-head with the brand-new 2025 UCS Jango Fett’s Starship. Who wins the galactic showdown? Tune in to find out where this legendary set lands in my rating system — and whether it’s truly worth the credits on the aftermarket. Spoiler: This set’s no good to me dead… but is it good to your wallet? Hit play and let’s find out. Music Credit: YouTube Music Library
April 28, 2025
Summer is heating up early, because today’s episode of BrickCast is all about the first big wave of LEGO’s summer releases! That’s right—new sets are crashing onto the scene faster than you can say "where am I going to put all of these?" and we are here to break them all down, one glorious brick at a time. Whether you’re a Marvel fanatic, a space nerd, a Fortnite warrior, or just someone who loves the smell of new LEGO in the morning, this episode has something for you. First up, we’re diving into the Fantastic Four vs. Galactus set, where Marvel’s First Family takes on the giant purple guy who’s always hungry. From there, we launch straight into orbit with the jaw-dropping NASA 747 with Space Shuttle Discovery—a beautiful, swooshable, coffee-table-eating beast of a set. Feeling a little more cuddly? Good, because we’re also checking out the 101 Dalmatians Buildable Puppy and the Stitch & Angel builds, bringing maximum adorable energy to your display shelf. Warning: side effects may include spontaneous “aww” sounds. Gamers, get ready—we've got a full squad of new Fortnite sets dropping, including Peely, Sparkplug, Klombo, and the absolutely monstrous Mecha Team Leader. If you've ever wanted to build a giant robot banana, congratulations, your moment has arrived. And for you high-class art lovers, don’t worry—we’re keeping it classy too, with the Keith Haring Dancing Figures LEGO Art set. It’s bold, it's colorful, and it’s guaranteed to make your living room look 32% cooler. That’s not all: we're also solving mysteries with the newly revealed Sherlock Holmes Book Nook, hopping aboard the Hogwarts Express Book Nook, and taking a long, admiring look at the towering new Hogwarts Castle: The Main Tower set (minifigures galore included). Oh, and Minecraft fans? We got you covered as well! Finally, LEGO Ideas is dropping some serious heat with the Prize Machine—a set you’re definitely going to want to budget for come June 1st. Bottom line: today’s episode is a whirlwind tour through what promises to be one of the most exciting LEGO summers in years. So grab a snack, get comfortable, and join me for a full breakdown of all the must-haves, the maybes, and the "I need to sell a kidney" sets coming soon. Thanks as always for listening to BrickCast, where the hype is high, the jokes are questionable, and the shelves are never big enough. New episodes every Monday and Wednesday—don't forget to subscribe! Music Credit: YouTube Music Library
April 23, 2025
Ah, the elusive “White Whale.” No, not the giant sea creature from classic literature—though chasing one of these LEGO sets might feel just as epic. We’re talking about those legendary, long-lost, sometimes-possibly-mythical LEGO sets that haunt our dreams, drain our bank accounts, and laugh at us from behind eBay paywalls. Welcome to today’s episode of BrickCast, where we dive headfirst into the wild world of LEGO white whales. Whether you’ve been collecting LEGO for a few months or have bricks older than your kids, everyone has that one set. You know the one. The set you spotted once in a random blog post ten years ago, the one your friend found at a garage sale for $3 while you stood by in horror, the one that vanished from store shelves just before you were finally ready to buy it. And now it’s out of stock, ridiculously rare, and costs more than your first car. Today, we’re taking a brick-built deep dive into these sacred grails of the LEGO world. Why are these sets so ridiculously desirable? What makes a set go from “neat” to “legendary”? Is it the theme? The minifigs? The nostalgia? The fact that it only released in a small test market in 1997 for exactly five minutes? We’ll break down the stories behind some of the most sought-after and unobtainable LEGO sets out there—from iconic heavy-hitters like Cafe Corner, Cloud City, and Mr. Gold, to lesser-known gems hiding in obscure corners of LEGO history. And let’s be honest—we’re not just here to admire from afar. We’re also here to feel a little pain together. Because nothing brings LEGO fans closer than bonding over the heartbreak of seeing your dream set listed online for $2,000… with cracked bricks, yellowed stickers, and no minifigs. But don’t worry, this episode isn’t all heartbreak and budgetary despair. I’ll also be sharing tips for how to track down those elusive white whales, how to build reasonable brick-by-brick substitutes, and how to survive the emotional rollercoaster that is LEGO collecting in the modern age. So come along for this nostalgic, slightly ridiculous, and thoroughly fun ride through the legends of LEGO collecting. Whether your white whale is a UCS Millennium Falcon, a first-edition Hogwarts Castle, or just that one polybag from a gas station promo in 2006, this one’s for you. And hey—if this episode stirs up any memories of your own white whale, let me know! I’d love to hear what set keeps you up at night (figuratively, of course… unless it’s literally, in which case, let’s talk). Thanks for listening, subscribing, and being part of the Imagination Brickshop family. New episodes every Monday and Wednesday—because your LEGO obsession deserves twice-a-week validation. Music Credit: YouTube Music Library
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