Japanese LEGO nut Talapz’s incredible fold-away reproduction of a Todai-ji Buddhist temple. Stick around for the schematics.
He also made this similarly mind-boggling version in 2009.
Japanese LEGO nut Talapz’s incredible fold-away reproduction of a Todai-ji Buddhist temple. Stick around for the schematics.
He also made this similarly mind-boggling version in 2009.



By LEGO nuts Carlyle Livingstone II and Wayne Hussey.
Yesterday’s momentous strato-jump recreated in glorious 1:350 scale LEGOvision at Vienna’s Model Maker Fair.
No, really.
American model and actress Carmen Dell’Orefice at New York Fashion Week on Monday night.
Girl be having some cheekbones.





A 2.1 metre long, 61kg model of Serenity constructed over 475 hours from 70,000 individual bricks by LEGO builder Adrian Blake using the QMx Serenity Blueprints Reference Pack if you don’t mind.
The wings move, the cargo bay and drive light up and there’s a full set of custom minifigs to complete the effect.
Feeling serene? Check out the full 77-pic Flickr gallery here



An insanely ultra-realistic 1/16th scale TDKR Batman/Christian Bale figurine from Hot Toys.
Interchangeable heads/chins, hands and weapons, 32 points of articulation and a pre-order price of $240. Available later this year.
It’ll go nicely with the Heath Ledger/Joker figurine you’ve already bought from these people.

We’ve seen the Battle Of Isengard and Barad-dûr rendered in LEGO.
Now it’s the turn of Helm’s Deep. Built by Daniel Z, it’s currently on display in an Oslo store.
Speaking of Lego…
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— galwayautismpartner (@Galwayautismpar) July 19, 2012



Lego builder Ryan McNaught’s 200,000 brick cross-section of the Roman Colosseum, depicted in its present day ruined form and as it was when constructed around 80 AD.
It’s on view at the Nicholson Museum in Melbourne Sydney until January 2013.