
Who among us does not yearn for a Masters Of The Universe LEGO set like this Castle Greyskull from LEGO builder David Frank?
Lots more pictures on his Flickr photostream.

Who among us does not yearn for a Masters Of The Universe LEGO set like this Castle Greyskull from LEGO builder David Frank?
Lots more pictures on his Flickr photostream.
Using over 200,000 bricks and taking 600 hours to construct, this fantastic cityscape by artist Mike Doyle is packed with detail and little flourishes.
He’s set up a kickstarter to help fund future builds offering prints and DIY sets of some of the buildings as rewards.
There’s plenty more close up shots on his Flickr photostream.
The 20013 RBS Six nations in Lego.
Includes Brian O’Driscoll (above) and Simon Zebo’s back flick.
A fund raiser for the Salvation Army
Sarah writes:
Check out the oh-so-accurate player haircuts and fan costumes.
What’s better than a sweded trailer?
One that’s sweded using LEGO!
Here we have a remake of the second Star Trek Into Darkness trailer with lens flare and everything.
While the LEGO-ised Shaun of the Dead never got approved, Kyle Ransom has provided another zombie apocalypse build to feast our eyes upon. Plenty more pictures over on MOCpages.
Claire Kane writes:
The Killers are known for banning photographers at their gigs. Talented Goldenplec Photographer, Debbie Hickey, came up with the idea of recreating the The Killers’ Dublin gig in the O2 with Lego men. I think you will agree that Lego Brandon Flowers is the spit of the real deal.
Flogging a burger-bound horse at this stage, but how can you resist a LEGO Marvel version?
LEGO builder Dfenz is exbiting this lovely model of Heuston station at LEGO world in Copenhagen (site in Danish unfortunately) next week.
There’s more Irish themed builds on their Flickr photostream.
[via @IrishRail]