Due to an extraordinary situation I’ve found myself in as a reviewer, I must begin this article on a rather different note than usual. I’m sorry - I just can’t. Apologies to all of you readers, to the HispaBrick Magazine staff…Read More
Many famous iconic vehicles have been driven by various pop culture heroes and villains over the decades. There’s Mr. Bean’s famous Mini. Then there is an entire collection of James Bonds’ crazy cars equipped by the eccentric Q…Read More
Among sportscar petrolheads, Dodge Viper usually has the ultimate muscle car reputation, and if anything, its racing version GTS-R just reinforces it further. A massive, 8-liter V10 engine at the front which produces 770 horsepower…Read More
An x-cellent comic look at the X-files set…Read More
LEGO appears to have unlocked a winning formula by bringing out the exact same set in multiple colours. The Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport Hypercar in this review is a prime example as the model is available in orange (with set number 42222, which came out in January), and in green (set number 42241) whi…Read More
Motorcycles are inherently tricky in our brick world. Their body usually has a particular, non-trivial shape (especially if it needs to be recognizable among other motorcycles) which is a hard nut to crack with LEGO parts…Read More
Ferrari has been quite a frequent topic of many news outlets recently—or one should say, even more frequent than usual. The reason is something the legendary carmaker from Italy is probably not too proud of: its newly presented car Luce, the first full-electric Ferrari…Read More
HispaBrick Magazine started in 2008 as an initiative of some Spanish AFOLs in order to preserve for posterity the best MOCs and articles that were published in their community. In addition to the warm welcome from Spanish speaking AFOLs, it soon became clear that there was lots of interest from people who did not read that language. The second edition of the magazine contained a number of articles in both Spanish and English and, as of issue 003, HispaBrick Magazine has published two editions of identical content, one in Spanish and one in English.