I built a working gumball vending machine entirely out of LEGO bricks. It takes real coins and gives out real candy. No motors, no tricks — just LEGO and clever design. Watch to see how it works!

Learn how to build a real working LEGO vending machine that can drop candy, coins, or small items! Step-by-step instructions ...

The Lego Ideas Minifigure Vending Machine is a fun, nostalgic, and interactive set that’s perfect for adult fans. Priced at $180 and packed with 1,343 pieces, this build is more than just a display ...

These new minifigures honor many classic LEGO themes including the iconic astronauts, and the Fabuland costume characters. And, of course, there are some classic LEGO pirates among them too. Perhaps ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook There will be a ton of LEGO sets launching on June 1st, but one of the most fun will undoubtedly ...

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Get ready for a good, healthy dose of nostalgia as LEGO unveils its latest LEGO Ideas set. Say hello to the Minifigure Vending Machine set that comes with 1343 pieces. When fully built, this unique ...

The LEGO Group is back with a new announcement, unveiling another set from the LEGO Ideas line. It most recently unveiled a Disney Pixar Luxo Jr. set, paying homage to the iconic desk lamp with a ...

But some sets go beyond just depicting things from pop culture or our own world. Some sets actually function, actually do something. The LEGO Minifigure Vending Machine is one such set, and it’s ...

A YouTube video posted by AstonishingStudios recently shows McDonald's McNuggets dispensed from a vending machine built entirely out of Legos. AstonishingStudios posted a video showcasing the machine ...

If you’re of a certain age, you probably have fond memories of getting toys and trinkets out of vending machines. For many of us, it recalls summer boardwalk memories, and trips to Chuck. E. Cheese.