One of the world's most beloved and iconic vehicles has gotten a modern refresh, of sorts. An all-new VW T2 camper van debuts this week in Germany, with a bit of a twist: it's made from 400,000 little ...

Build your own adventure with a LEGO kit that’s $60 off its usual price. As winter approaches, campers often sit idle. But people can relive their summer—and childhood—adventures with a LEGO ...

It’s all about the “vanlife” this summer, and the Volkswagen Bus is definitely an iconic van and a symbol of the 60s. So while we’re all waiting for the electric, updated 2024 ID.BUZZ version of it, ...

The 2,207-piece kit drops in August with a fabric pop-up roof tent, a fully modeled kitchenette and working steering. Antuan started out in the automotive industry the old-fashioned way, by turning ...

If you are looking for something to while away a few hours and keep your fingers busy, Lego designer John-Henry Harris has created a wonderful Lego kit of the classic VW 1962 T1 Combi Camper, using ...

The LEGO Group has struck up a partnership with the German car manufacturer Volkswagen to launch the latest version of the ubiquitous LEGO Volkswagen T2 Camper Van, expanding upon its portfolio of ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? Mark your calendars for Aug. 1, because LEGO has some exciting news. You may have ...

It's not too late to experience the 2011 Summer of Love--at least in Lego form. A red Lego VW camper van set will soon be hitting the highway for some psychedelic road-tripping. Modeled after the T1 ...

The Volkswagen Camper Van was originally made in 1962. I wish VW were still making them, because I’d buy one. Instead, I’d have to get this awesome Lego set instead. Watch the video tour to see all ...

You’re never too old to play with Lego. And that’s a good thing, because we can’t wait to get our hands on Lego’s new VW Camper Van. Styled after the 1962 T1 Camper, this red Lego VW camper van set is ...

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