On 5 September 2026, BUGS (Bricks User Group Singapore) came together for another fun-filled community gathering. It was a relaxed afternoon filled with LEGO building, games, plenty of laughter and, most importantly, an opportunity for members and their families to spend time together. This mini gathering was packed with activities for both the kids and adults, while also giving us the chance to work on some exciting plans for the BUGS community. Getting Our BUGS Community T-Shirts Ready One of the highlights of the gathering was getting everyone involved in checking out the samples for our upcoming BUGS community T-shirts. We had several samples available for members to see, touch…
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My Own Creation (MOC): LEGO® Ninjago The Lighthouse Siege 70594 Modification (MOD)
BUGS Member Spotlight: Zhixiang’s LEGO NINJAGO 70594 Reimagined: A Custom Lighthouse Battle This impressive custom LEGO NINJAGO creation takes the 70594 The Lighthouse Siege and transforms it into a much more dramatic battle diorama. The builder has expanded the scene around the lighthouse, creating a larger environment that gives the model a stronger sense of scale and storytelling. Rather than simply displaying the building, the customisation turns it into an active battlefield filled with characters, action and detail. Building the Environment One of the most noticeable additions is the expanded landscape. Blue plates form the surrounding water, while large areas of tan bricks create a sandy shoreline around the lighthouse. A…
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My Own Creation (MOC): Leopard 2SG Main Battle Tank Singapore Armed Forces
BUGS Member Spotlight: Gerald Cacas recreates one of the Singapore Army’s most powerful armoured vehicles in an impressive LEGO MOC For LEGO builder Gerald Cacas, building a tank was a first. His choice was an ambitious one — the Leopard 2SG Main Battle Tank, one of the Singapore Army’s most recognizable armoured vehicles. Created as a MOC for his display at ENBLOCK 2025, Gerald describes the project as a rush build, taking only around 10 to 15 hours to design and build. Despite the limited time, he tried to capture as many details of the real vehicle as possible. The result is a compact yet highly detailed LEGO interpretation of…
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My Own Creation (MOC): Japanese-Themed Garden
BUGS Member Spotlight: Tristen‘s Tranquil Japanese-Themed Garden This impressive LEGO creation captures the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese garden, centred around a striking red torii gate and a large dark-tiled temple-style structure. What immediately stands out is the density and layering of the landscaping—the builder has used a huge variety of green elements, flowers and foliage to create a very natural, almost overgrown appearance. From a building-technique perspective, the vegetation is particularly effective. Instead of relying on simple clusters of identical pieces, different leaf, flower and plant elements are layered at various heights and angles. The pink and white blossoms create excellent contrast against the predominantly green landscape, while the…
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My Own Creation (MOC): Rebuilding a Lost Haw Par Villa
BUGS Member Spotlight: Eugene Tan‘s lost pieces of Singapore’s iconic Haw Par Villa Haw Par Villa is one of Singapore’s most distinctive cultural landmarks, known for its colourful statues, Chinese mythology and the famous Ten Courts of Hell. But the park we see today is very different from the Haw Par Villa of the past. A unique LEGO model offers a glimpse into that lost history, recreating three prominent features that have disappeared over time: the original mountain landscape, the main villa and the Crab Lady pool. The model was created through a collaboration between Studio Lapis, architectural conservationist, Jerome Ng (Paper Artist) and BUGS member Eugene Tan. From Singapore…
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BUGS Is Live On LEGO Fan CoLab!
BUGS is excited to announce that Bricks User Group Singapore has successfully migrated to the brand-new LEGO® Fan CoLab platform! Welcome to LEGO Fan CoLab The LEGO Fan CoLab is a new online platform designed to bring together the wider LEGO fan community. It provides a central place where LEGO fan communities, fan creators and fan events can be discovered and celebrated. It is a dedicated space to showcase who they are and what they do, while also opening up new opportunities to connect with the wider LEGO fan community. For BUGS, this transition is more than a platform change. It is an opportunity to showcase our community, strengthen our…
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A New Chapter for BUGS – Help Shape Our New Look!
Over the years, Bricks User Group Singapore (BUGS) has grown from a small group of passionate LEGO® fans into a thriving Recognised LEGO User Group (RLUG). Together, we’ve built incredible displays, participated in countless events, made lifelong friendships, and shared our love for LEGO with the community. As we look ahead to the future, we feel that it’s time for a new chapter. We’re excited to begin the journey of rebranding BUGS. This isn’t about changing who we are—it’s about refreshing how we present ourselves. A new look symbolizes a fresh start, reflects how far we’ve come as a community, and gives us an identity that we can proudly wear…
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Upcoming Event: BUGS Meetup September 2026
It’s time for another BUGS Members Meetup! Whether you’ve been busy building your latest MOC, picking up the newest LEGO sets, or simply haven’t caught up with everyone in a while, this is the perfect opportunity to reconnect with fellow members. Join us on Saturday, 5th September, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Playground’s Home Base, Waterloo Centre for an afternoon of LEGO fun, laughter, and great company. Expect games, free giveaways, and of course, plenty of LEGO conversations! We’ll be chatting about the latest releases, reminiscing over classic sets, sharing our latest MOCs, and exchanging ideas and building techniques. It’s also a great chance to discuss some of…
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More Than Just Bricks: Celebrating Over a Decade of BUGS and the LEGO Community
The BUGS Journey Since being officially recognised as a Recognized LEGO User Group (RLUG) in 2014, Bricks User Group Singapore (BUGS) has grown into one of Singapore’s most active and passionate LEGO communities. What began as a small group of Adult Fans of LEGO (AFOLs) sharing a common hobby has evolved into a vibrant community dedicated to inspiring creativity, building friendships, and bringing the joy of LEGO to people of all ages. Over the years, BUGS members have poured countless hours into organising, participating in, and supporting a wide variety of LEGO events across Singapore. Many of these events have become annual highlights that both our members and the public…
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BUGS Parts Sorting Day 2026
It’s Parts Sorting Day! BUGS Members Roll Up Their Sleeves for an Annual Brick Sorting Marathon For most people, sorting thousands of LEGO elements sounds like a daunting task. For Bricks User Group Singapore (BUGS) members, it’s one of the most anticipated events of the year! On 18 July, members gathered bright and early at Playground’s home base at Waterloo Centre for BUGS’ annual Parts Sorting Gathering, where a massive shipment of LEGO parts was carefully sorted and distributed to members. From tiny 1×1 plates to large specialised elements, every piece had its place—and every member played a part in making the day a success. The excitement was easy to…
