UPDATE: If you missed James’s show on BBC Two last night, then catch it here on the BBC iPlayer.
If your Top Gear withdrawal symptoms have hit the shaky-hands phase, don’t worry: it’s Really Not Very Long until Series 14 hits your screens. Even though, thanks to the vagaries of BBC scheduling, we’re not allowed to [...]
The house might be coming down, but there’s one last little request James has for us before the Lego toy story is over – the cat has gone missing.
Despite James’ best efforts, your comments on this site and the 2,500 fans signed up to our Facebook group, the Lego house has been destroyed.
Taken our guided tour of James’ house of Lego yet? It’s a two-story toy home-from-home he built for his new TV series James May’s Toy Stories.
Continuing his feats of toy-related World record breaking, James May has been hard at work today trying to construct the longest miniature railway ever.
If you hot-foot it over to the BBC iPlayer, you’ll be able to listen to James May talking to Richard Bacon about the Lego house he’s building tomorrow.
This weekend James May starts building one of the most ambitious things that he’s ever set out to construct: a house made entirely of Lego.
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