What happens to all the sets that New Elementary contributors receive after they are done reviewing them?  Well, often the elements they con...

LEGO® BIONICLE® has had a surprisingly turbulent life cycle for a LEGO theme. It initially debuted in 2001 and ran until 2010, supported by ...

Guest contributors Alex Van de Kleut, Mitch H and Matt Goldberg conclude our celebration of the 20th anniversary of LEGO® BIONICLE with thre...

Max Howell, Kevin Huxhold, Thomas Jenkins, Johann Dakitsch and Zachary Hill join our celebration of the 20th anniversary of LEGO® BIONICLE! ...

Tim Goddard, Aiden Rexroad, Caz Mockett and Disty continue our celebration of the 20th anniversary of LEGO® BIONICLE, the New Elementary way...

Áron Gerencsér , Eero Okkonen , Mitch H and Ivan Martynov kick off a fresh Parts Festival using old parts, in honour of the weird and wond...

Mitch Henry ( CZQ on Flickr ) completes our Forbidden Elementary Parts Festival today which, as its seed parts, uses the 3 weird LEGO® piece...

ALSO: Read our interview with LEGO Architecture designer Rok Žgalin Kobe To conclude our farewell to LEGO® BIONICLE® “Generation 2”, we have...

With 2016 drawing to a close, we are going to spend a couple of posts looking back at LEGO® BIONICLE®, a theme which ended (for a second tim...

Love it or hate it, LEGO® BIONICLE holds a pivotal and remarkable place in the history of LEGO products. Since November 2014, New Element...

We return to our LEGO® BIONICLE reviews today and this time it is the turn of Andrew Barnick to look at one of the 2016 sets, 71310 Umarak t...

Continuing our 2016 LEGO® Bionicle analysis, we have a review from Scott Barnick of two sets: 71305 Lewa Uniter of Jungle and 71307 Gali Uni...

The Barnicks are back in 2016 with more LEGO® BIONICLE analysis, to alert you to some cool new Constraction and Technic elements and to revi...

The return of the LEGO® BIONICLE theme in 2015 appears to have been popular, as have the articles  about it written for New Elementary by tw...

Scott Barnick ( Aanchir ) comes to the end of his thorough examination of the return of BIONICLE. Hello, New Elementary readers! Today I’l...

Amazon.com Widgets Scott Barnick ( Aanchir ) resumes his examination of 2015's return of BIONICLE with set reviews of two more masters...

Amazon.com Widgets As part of our BIONICLE 'season', Scott Barnick ( Aanchir ) now turns his attention to some of the actual 2015 ...

Amazon.com Widgets Continuing our fiesta of constraction, Scott Barnick ( Aanchir ) furthers his examination of new BIONICLE parts by disc...

Regardless of how you feel about the LEGO® Group's  constraction themes there's no denying the appeal and success of BIONICLE, whic...