Ferris wheels are making a comeback in the LEGO world, and this episode takes a deep dive into one of the most beloved amusement park sets ever released.

With a brand-new Friends theme Ferris wheel arriving in the LEGO lineup this summer and rumors of another classic fairground attraction returning in 2026, it felt like the perfect time to revisit one of the most iconic sets from the Creator Expert fairground collection.

In this review, we take a close look at the 2015 Ferris Wheel set designed by Jamie Berard. From its massive footprint and unique minifigure lineup to the surprisingly simple build structure behind the scenes, we break down what makes this set so memorable more than a decade after its release.

We also talk about where this build fits within the larger fairground series, how it compares to the other rides in the lineup, and whether the secondary market price still makes sense today for collectors.

Is this classic amusement park centerpiece still worth adding to your collection, or has time and newer sets changed the equation? Watch the full review to see how it holds up today.

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The LEGO news never slows down, and this week might be one of the most interesting yet. From surprising set reveals to rumors that could shake up entire themes, we’re counting down the ten biggest LEGO stories happening right now.

This episode covers everything from a brand new Formula 1 helmet build to an unexpected Marvel minifigure showing up in an upcoming book release. Botanical fans are getting new additions to the growing plant lineup, while Disney collectors may want to clear some shelf space for a playful set that doubles as display décor.

Architecture builders have some massive skyline news, including two major builds that could become centerpiece display sets. Meanwhile, a legendary space telescope is getting the brick-built treatment, and DreamWorks might finally be bringing one of its most beloved characters into the LEGO universe in a big way.

But that’s only part of the story. There are also rumors swirling around a franchise that many fans have been hoping LEGO would tackle for years. If the reports are true, it could open the door to an entirely new theme. And taking the number one spot this week is a massive build that’s packed with minifigures and could become one of the biggest display sets of the year.

Plus, a quick milestone celebration as the channel just crossed 2,000 subscribers on the YouTube page!

Which announcement deserves the top spot this week? Watch the full countdown to see how everything ranks.

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LEGO collecting in 2026 feels different. Prices are higher, hype moves faster, and the fear of missing out can push collectors into buying sets they may not actually need. In this episode we break down a smarter strategy for navigating the LEGO market this year with a simple approach: Buy. Wait. Skip.

Using real examples from current sets, we walk through how to decide which sets are actually worth grabbing now, which ones are better to wait on, and which releases might be best left on the shelf entirely. We also talk about why retirement dates matter, how quickly some themes disappear from shelves, and why the biggest launches aren’t always the best day-one purchases.

Along the way we cover helpful tools that collectors use to track sets, the reality that only LEGO truly knows when something will retire, and why even experienced collectors sometimes get it wrong. We’ll also talk about how used sets can be a perfectly smart option, why certain limited-run releases behave differently, and how seasonal sets can catch people off guard.

Most importantly, this episode is about avoiding the trap that catches so many collectors: buying something simply because everyone else is talking about it. If you want to stretch your LEGO budget further in 2026 and make smarter decisions about what belongs in your collection, this strategy might save you a lot of money.

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