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We’ve featured a LEGO Helm’s Deep before, but that pales in comparison with this version built by Goel Kim and Big J. Made up of over 150,000 bricks and 2,000 mini-figs it took a year and a half of preparation and six months to build.

There’s a huge selection of photos on MOCpages and Flickr showing off the sheer scale and detail of the diorama.

The LEGO Battle Of Helm’s Deep

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LEGO builder Rifiröfi has imagined a line of Monty Python and the Holy Grail tie-in sets.

There’s plenty more like The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch, The Knights Who Say “Ni” and The Trojan Rabbit.

The Brothers Brick

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That shootout in Lego stop motion by Donnacha Carroll.

A nation hold its bricks.

Joe Delaney writes:

The Penalty shootout that took us to play Italy in Italia ’90. I’d say Packie Bonner and David O’ Leary were bricking it. Good times…

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Too lazy to rise from your squalid sofa to change an XBox game?

Relax, degenerate, and behold this fully-functioning but deeply silly App-controlled XBox disc autochanger built by LEGO nut Zwekka from 3,000 parts including three LEGO Mindstorms NXT micro-computers, seven NXT servos, an R/C motor and a light sensor.

The carousel holds 32 discs and the average change-out time is 42 seconds.

Plenty of time for you to take a wazz into that empty Fanta bottle without getting up.

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ODOWDWith LEGO Chris O’Dowd!

“It’s Like Heaven In A Can” T-shirts by Chris McVeigh.

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He’s also done “I’m A Giddy Goat’ T-shirts, featuring IT Crowd member, Richard Ayoade:

Chris O’Dowd T-shirt is available to buy here.

Richard Ayoade T-shirt is available to buy here.

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Thanks Andy Knightley

8512534670_a16f27ff6e_z8632399269_36f28a8edf_zMargaret Atwood once called scifi  “talking squids in outer space“.

But that’s just, you know, her opinion, man.

This excellent cephalopod-on-Star Destroyer diorama by Iain Heath for Emerald City Comiccom now sits in the lobby of his employers, Tableau Software.

More of Iain’s other great builds on his Flickr photostream.

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