Fencing
Breaking my break again. This time because of an amazing broken fence by Maciej Drwiega.
View ArticlePierre goes big + shows off his LEGO workspace
We’re used to seeing epic microscale spaceships from Pierre E Fieschi, so this minifig-scale intercepter/bomber was a pleasant surprise. The gantry alone is fantastic, but the vehicle itself has all...
View ArticleA game of ping-pong
Michael Jasper‘s table tennis scene is as usual an inspiration in parts usage. Can you find the ping-pong ball?
View ArticleUnconventional MOCs
The two latest creations by Sean and Steph (Siercon and Coral) feature completely ridiculous yet interesting methods of building (or unbuilding). The first is a sea-scape made out of only transparent...
View ArticleThe joy of leaving your LEGO model in someone else’s capable hands
I’ve seen some wonderful collaborations between talented LEGO builders and photo editors over the years, and though I certainly can’t claim to be either, I included a note in my description of the...
View ArticleRAILBRICKS 12 released
The industrious RAILBRICKS team recently brought us yet another issue of their excellent magazine. This time it features layouts, and is thus probably more relevant to non-train builders, with its...
View ArticleThe Big Unofficial LEGO Builder’s Book – another excellent LEGO book
It must be the season for Unofficial LEGO books, as hot on the heels of The Big Unofficial LEGO Adventure Book comes The Big Unofficial Lego Builder’s Book: Build Your Own City (auf Deutsch) by the...
View ArticleThe Claw!
I don’t know why but I have always had a thing for those crane games. So when Luke Watkins built one I had to smile. Built for the current edition of Iron Builder, he managed to pack a ton of detail in...
View ArticleIs there a plumber in the house?
The participants in Iron Builder 3.0 are turning out some very nice creations. This leaky faucet by Bruce Lowell oozes charm. Not only is the faucet itself a beautiful build, the use of the seed part...
View ArticleLittle Red Corvette
I had to blog this little sports car by “de-marco” to make sure enough people see his cleverness. Especially on the bonnet and indented doors. Magnificent. And it’s the correct 5-wide ;)
View ArticleWorld-class Sci-Fi from Adrian Florea
In my opinion, Adrian Florea is one of the best Space (which in LEGO terms means Science Fiction) builders around. He’s no stranger to this blog, but his latest two creations are absolutely top notch....
View ArticleNovvember 2012 is upon us – prepare for Vic Vipers!
Just a quick reminder that NoVVember 2012 is now upon is. Help celebrate the late nnenn’s love of the Gradius Vic Viper by building your own (or more!). Post your entries here and Pascal (pasukaru76)...
View ArticlePop-up LEGO Todai-ji opens to reveal Giant Buddha
Back in 2009, the Internet marveled at Japanese builder talapz‘s mind-boggling pop-up Kinkaku-ji pavilion. Now, he’s at it again! This time, he’s built Todai-ji, a temple in Nara, Japan that houses the...
View ArticleA house from Lille-Fives
I don’t often blog “modular houses” as I find them a little dime-a-dozen. However Richard “lafabrick” enticed me to break this habit as he has made such an impressive reproduction of a house in the...
View ArticleLEGO stop-motion animation tips & tricks from BrotherhoodWorkshop
You might think that stop-motion animation is just a matter of taking lots of sequential photos, but there’s a lot more to it than that. Kevin Ulrich shares his experience creating the popular Hobbit...
View ArticleLego westie from Cesar’s dog food commercial
This Lego westie by ccy_8086 is one of the most adorable creations I’ve seen. The multitude of slopes worked out really well as opposed to a traditional bricks and plates approach.
View ArticleThe Unofficial LEGO Technic Builder’s Guide [Review]
No Starch Press recently sent us a review copy of their latest Technic offering, The Unofficial LEGO Technic Builder’s Guide by Paweł “Sariel” Kmieć. I found the book to be full of very useful...
View ArticleAn adorable cottage I’d like to live in
Pascal (pasukaru76) calls this little cottage a shack, but I call it adorable. Demonstrating that repetition of a part can yield some interesting results, Pascal uses yellow arch/fender pieces to build...
View ArticleFlower Petals Mosaic
Well, she is at it again. Katie Walker has been incredibly busy this year but now she is back to doing what she does best…blowing my mind. This mosaic is merely a “study”, by which she probably means...
View ArticleLEGO Tetris
Jameson Gagnepain clearly has a surplus of those ever-so-useful LEGO game dice. He’s put them to good use for his entry into the Like a Boss contest, resulting in this fabulous display of impossible...
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