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30/07/2026

NEW RELEASE! THE FORTRESS HAS ARRIVED!

MINAS TIRITH IS LIVE!

SAVE OVER 90% OF RRP

We’ve just added this absolutely EPIC Lord of the Rings Minas Tirith set to the Borrow A Build collection… and yes, it is MASSIVE.

We’re talking over 2 FEET TALL!

Which is fantastic… until you realise you now need to rearrange the furniture, evict the TV and explain to your other half why there’s a giant LEGO castle in the living room.

But don’t worry — you don't need to buy it, and you definitely don't need to find somewhere to store it forever!

Borrow it.
Build it.
Admire it.
Pretend you’re not sad when you have to send it back.
Then borrow something else!

Save over 90% compared to RRP.
Save yourself the storage headache.
Live out your Middle-earth dreams without needing a castle-sized house!

Minas Tirith is LIVE on the website NOW!

Head to www.borrowabuild.co.uk

27/07/2026

Fancy winning a FREE Family Ticket to the National Brick Events Show in Dundee? 😍

📍 D.I.S.K Sports Centre, Dundee

7th August

To be in with a chance of winning, all you need to do is:

👍 Like the Borrow a Build page
📲 Share any Borrow a Build post
💬 Comment on this post

That's it! 🎉

🏆 The lucky winner will be announced on 3rd August

20/05/2026

LORD OF THE RINGS FANS!

Have you seen the official reveal of the new LEGO Lord of the Rings Minas Tirith set?
At a massive 8,278 pieces, this monster of a build is officially the largest LEGO Middle-earth set ever made. It stands over half a meter tall and includes 10 minifigures—including Gandalf the White and Aragorn!

For everyone who has tracked the news: what are your thoughts? As you know, we already have the very popular Barad-Dûr, The Shire and Rivendell. Should we add Minas Tirith to the rental fleet when it drops?

11/05/2026

The Borrow a Build team took a trip to Edinbrick at the weekend , and we’re still picking our jaws up off the floor!
This massive Neuschwanstein Castle by Jamie Douglas was easily our favorite display of the show. As you can see from our recent photo of our own visit,it really is identical!

For those wondering about the scale:

Pieces: Approx 100,000 bricks!
Build Time: Over 600 hours across 7 months
Fun Fact: The trees alone are made of over 14000 pieces !!

Can you imagine how much this weighs ?

13/04/2026