LEGO® News, Guides and Insights

Ninjago led the latest theme comparison with a median estimated-value gain of 10.0%. The broader sample gained 1.7%, but the longer history needs a closer look.

Lego estimated set values rose a median 1.2% in the latest complete calendar-year comparison, but 45.1% of sampled sets did not rise. Here is the longer history.

Does the price of a sealed Lego® set automatically rise when it retires? Our analysis of more than 3,000 sets finds a rising median – but not for every set or every retirement year.

Five affordable Lego® sets expected to retire in 2026, ranked for collectors who want to start small without ignoring supply and reissue risk.

Our five best Lego® sets under €50 expected to retire in 2026, selected without repeating the cheaper guide and assessed with both upside and supply risk.

Five substantial Lego® sets under €100 expected to retire in 2026, ranked by collector appeal, distinctiveness and investment risk.

Which Lego sets had the highest launch prices? Our current Top 25 compares original German launch RRP, pieces, release years and distinguishing details.

The BuWizz 3.0 Pro is more powerful and flexible than the Lego® Powered Up Hub 88009, but it is not a universal replacement. This guide shows which hub fits your motors, controller and building plans.

Jie Star can be interesting for display models outside the Lego® catalogue, but product identity and support are less consistent across marketplaces. This guide separates the brand comparison from verified marketplace examples and shows what to check.

A current comparison of 13 remote-controlled Lego Technic sets, from CONTROL+ cars and large machines to classics with a handheld remote.

Lego® Technic is for any builder who enjoys mechanisms and problem-solving. These 12 current picks cover ages 7 to adult, several interests and very different levels of challenge.

Are you looking for a train made of bricks? We have summarized the best Lego® Train Alternatives for you.