From smart motor control to monumental Gothic architecture, this week’s building-brick news covers an impressive range. Here are ten noteworthy developments from late October through 5 November. 1. BuWizz 4.0 Ultra launches on Kickstarter Unveiled on 4 November, the new Bluetooth control brick combines a battery, motor control, a programmable gyroscope and four fibre-optic lighting outputs. Its battery is replaceable and charges via USB-C. The campaign runs until 19 November,

New space-themed engineering, the first glimpses of LEGO's 2027 line-up and some major November launches: here are the ten stories that mattered from 26 October to 2 November 2026.

35 LEGO® and building brick exhibitions, fairs and events across Europe on 31 October and 1 November 2026.

An illuminated cyberpunk detective agency, technical models and striking licensed sets made this a busy week in the building-brick world. Here are ten developments worth exploring. Illustrative image: Lumibricks Blade Runner 2049. The pictured model is not Detective’s Office (17018). Image: © Lumibricks. 1. Lumibricks: Detective’s Office lights up Neoncity Lumibricks has released Detective’s Office (17018), a new cyberpunk building. A café, detective workspace and hacker comm