With LEGO’s brand-new Shelby Cobra 427 S/C set burning rubber into stores on July 1st, it felt like the perfect time to hit the gas and revisit the first LEGO Ford muscle car to ever grace the Creator Expert line—set 10265: the LEGO Ford Mustang.

Originally released in 2019, this 1,471-piece V8-powered beauty delivers everything you’d want in a brick-built American icon. From the dark blue paint job and white racing stripes to the detailed interior and working steering, this thing oozes horsepower—and nostalgia. Plus, with all the customizable mods (lifted rear, supercharger, side exhausts, nitrous tank!), this Mustang lets you flex your inner gearhead in style.

In this review, we’ll take a closer look at the model’s design, how well it holds up five years later, and whether it’s still worth hunting down for your collection—especially with the Shelby Cobra rolling into the LEGO Icons garage next.

So is this the definitive LEGO muscle car, or has the Mustang been overtaken in the fast lane? Grab a wrench—or at least your brick separator—and let’s find out together!

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BrickCast Ep. 22 – The Inside Tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-ojzXSBFnQ

BrickCast Ep. 79 – LEGO Ideas 2025 Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnxHhdw9Dhk

It’s another big week in the world of LEGO, and we’ve got a lot to talk about—so grab your bricks and buckle up because we’re kicking things off with the Bricklink Designer Program, where time is literally running out. Series 5 orders officially close on June 24th at 10AM CTE, so if there’s a set you’ve been eyeing, now’s the moment to act. Plus, if you’ve been patiently (or not-so-patiently) waiting on your Series 4 sets, good news—they should be shipping out very soon.

Next, we’re diving into the latest LEGO Ideas selections, and let’s just say... one of them is absolutely massive. Think building-sized, city-flattening, tail-swinging kind of massive. The other? Well… let’s just say it might not leave as much of an impression. I break down both new picks and what we can expect from the remaining LEGO Ideas sets coming in 2025.

And just when you think we’re done—I’ve saved the best for last: the brand-new LEGO Inside Tour set has been revealed! It’s jaw-droppingly good, loaded with exclusive details, and, of course, almost impossible for normal humans to actually own. But that won’t stop us from drooling over it together.

Rumors, reveals, and a few hot takes—it’s all here in this week’s episode. Let’s talk LEGO!

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A Tipping Point: the point at which a series of small changes or incidents becomes significant enough to cause a larger, more important change.

In this episode, I’m diving deep into what might just be LEGO’s very own tipping point—hidden in plain sight in the latest Bricklink Designer Program pre-order release. On the surface, it’s a minor tweak. A blip. The kind of change most people would scroll past without a second thought. But I’m here to argue that this small adjustment might be the first domino in a chain reaction that could reshape the future of the Bricklink Designer Series—and maybe even LEGO itself.

Sound dramatic? Maybe. But history is full of these seemingly tiny decisions that—over time—become the moment everything changes. We’ve seen it before: beloved companies overstepping, underestimating their fan base, or pushing forward without realizing they’re slowly pulling the rug out from under their own foundation.

Could this be that moment for LEGO? Or is this the bold move that propels them into a new golden age of fan-driven design, investment-worthy sets, and deeper collaboration with the community?

In this episode, I’m not just reviewing a product release—I’m unpacking the broader implications, asking tough questions, drawing parallels to other industries, and yes, getting a little worked up along the way. This one’s part rant, part reflection, and all heart.

So grab your favorite brew (make it a strong one), because I’m going long. By the time we reach the end, you might be thinking I’ve completely lost my mind… or you might find yourself nodding along, wondering if this really is the moment where everything starts to shift.

Will LEGO follow the yellow brick road? Or are we watching the early steps down a more uncertain path?

Either way, this episode is one you don’t want to miss.

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