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#2345 CHALLENGE: Build Your Challenge with Justin Brady-Joyner

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We’re co-hosting a building challenge with Justin Brady-Joyner (@BradyJoynerBricks) to celebrate the launch of @TipsAndBuilds, our new Instagram channel dedicated to your LEGO creations!

Build a story representing a challenge that you have faced or overcome for a chance to win one of six exciting LEGO sets! Swipe for participation details!


Tips & Bricks #2345 Challenge: Build Your Challenge with Justin Brady-Joyner. We’re co-hosting a building challenge with Justin Brady-Joyner (@BradyJoynerBricks) to celebrate the launch of @TipsAndBuilds, our new Instagram channel dedicated to your LEGO creations! Build a story representing a challenge that you have faced or overcome for a chance to win one of six exciting LEGO sets! Swipe for participation details! Images of Justin Brady-Joyner, six LEGO sets, and a LEGO build by @InteractiveBricks.

Build Your Challenge. We’ve all faced challenges in many ways. Think of a challenge that you’ve encountered. Did you overcome it? Are you still facing it? Now try representing this challenge in LEGO! Your build can be made with real or digital LEGO—no size restriction! You may submit as many builds as you like, but each participant has an equal chance to be randomly selected to receive a LEGO prize. Post your build on Instagram by April 29, 2024 and share what it represents in the caption, along with alt text and the hashtag #BuildYourChallenge. Don’t forget to tag @TipsAndBuilds as a collaborator! Image of Build Your Challenge logo, a LEGO minifigure holding a LEGO piece.

Win a LEGO Set! In partnership with Justin Brady-Joyner, we are offering the following six LEGO sets as prizes: 31211 The Fauna Collection Macaw Parrots 75377 Star Wars Invisible Hand™ 10328 Botanical Collection Bouquet of Roses 10331 Icons Kingfisher Bird 31154 Creator 3-in-1 Forest Animals: Red Fox 42602 Friends Space Research Rover Images of all six LEGO sets

Official Rules. Post a LEGO build that represents a challenge that you’ve faced by April 29, 2024. Write a caption with your post explaining what the build represents, along with a short image description/alt text. Add the hashtag #BuildYourChallenge to your post. Capitalize the words in the hashtag to improve accessibility! Tag @BradyJoynerBricks in your post and add @TipsAndBuilds as a collaborator (swipe to learn how). Don’t forget to like and support other participants’ builds once you have submitted your entry! All participants will be entered into a random LEGO prize drawing. Winners announced in our live challenge wrap-up on May 5, 2024.* *Only eligible for residents of countries with an active LEGO Shop homepage.

Tagging a Collaborator. Tagging a collaborator on Instagram is easy! 1. When creating a new post, click “Tag people”. 2. Then click “Invite collaborators”. 3. Add @TipsAndBuilds (not @TipsAndBricks)! Images of screenshots with examples.

Submission Examples. The Tips&Bricks team decided to build our challenges*, and here’s what we came up with! *Tips&Bricks team members are not eligible for prizes. Anamorphic LEGO Build to show how Invisible Disabilities may make us appear all together, but at the same time we are falling apart. Alt text: Top: LEGO minifig appearing normal and together. Bottom: slightly different angle shows minifig parts are actually all separate—furthest back in the habitat is arms, then legs, then a torso, and finally a head. @shanzy_h

I tend to over-commit, which inevitably leads to me feeling overwhelmed. This simple build depicts the feeling of being overwhelmed—like being buried up to my neck in so much sand. #BuildYourChallenge Alt text: Rob's sigfig sits buried under a mound of sand, represented with 1x1 tan and dark tan plates. There's a scared expression on his face. Just out of reach is his trusty sigfig calculator. @foreversorting I have two forms of muscular dystrophy and one is called Hypokalemic Periodic Paralysis. It can cause me to become paralyzed unexpectedly. There are all sorts of triggers, including waking up from sleep. Alt text: My muscular dystrophy causes paralysis. Sometimes I'm stuck in bed, unable to reach my rescue meds. @interactivebricks

This is based around the concept that I could never have got as far as I have without other people. I've still done a lot of work, but other people are the reason why I've been able to push my boulders up my hills. Alt text: A hill with rocky grey at the bottom with a gradient up to lush green at the top. A pink minifigure pushes a boulder up the hill. Other minifigures already at the top help by pulling the boulder up with ropes. @evo_maynard My mom raised three kids as a single parent. Money was always an issue for our household, and something I want to make sure my growing family never has to worry about. #BuildYourChallenge Alt text: A yellow minifigure approaches the embodiment of financial security: a brick-built US $100 bill. @little_rhody_lego

I struggle with social anxiety so I tried to illustrate that even LEGO minifigures might sometimes find it difficult to relax when there’s too much going on. Alt text: Several LEGO minifigures enjoy a house party, but one partygoer is in a full suit of armor! @thebrownbuilder …Breaking free of "the bottle" has helped me realize how strong I am and what I am capable of; I am no longer giving control over to something else. #BuildYourChallenge Alt text: Two bottles show minifigs: one has a blank face stuck inside, while the other has the minifig breaking out. @brickthisway


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