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Fans of infamous British spy James Bond will no doubt appreciate this awesome LEGO stop-motion makeover given to the pre-credit first scene of the hit movie Casino Royale.
Redditor Duncanmcconchie created the video paying meticulous attention to detail and attempting to recreate the action exactly as it unfolds, but with LEGO minifigs instead of actors Daniel Craig and Malcolm Sinclair as Dryden. Continue Reading
Check out this absolutely incredible LEGO recreating of the epic LOTR battle of Helm’s Deep that was created by Rich-K & Big J!
This masterpiece is only 90% complete and so far, its creators have already used approximately 150,000 LEGO bricks and 1700 minifigs to set the scene! Unfortunately we don’t have any information about how long it took them to create this colossal LEGO diorama, but I reckon it’s pretty safe to say that it took them a fair while. Continue Reading
Check out this brilliant trailer for a Breaking Bad LEGO video game that was created by YouTuber Brian Anderson. This trailer is epic, because not only does it squeeze in plenty of Breaking Bad references, it also mimics the LEGO video game style superbly! There is something strangely amusing about watching a LEGO minifig annihilate his rivals before popping off into a trailer to cook some meth!
The LEGO video game crew have taken on lots of our favorite movies and television shows and given them the brick treatment, however, because of the adult content of Breaking Bad, it is highly unlikely that they will ever go there! Turns out that Anderson is a bit of expert at parody trailers like this one and he takes suggestions on Twitter @Brian_KA. Continue Reading
Check out these superb Iron Man 3 posters that have been given the Lego treatment by “LEGO Marvel Heroes”! The indomitable Tony Stark and his array of Iron Man suits have been transformed into LEGO minifigs for these awesome posters that were inspired by the Paramount ones for Iron Man 3, which is scheduled for release in movie theaters on May 3rd! Continue Reading
Check out this totally impressive floor-to-ceiling LEGO chandelier that was created by Industrial Designer Tobias Tøstesen using 8,000 clear bricks!! Tøstesen created this magnificent LEGO masterpiece for the Milan Furniture Fair 2013. The transparent LEGO bricks cast and reflect light beautifully in a way that resembles natural Nordic sunlight.
I’m just hoping that Tøstesen put it together with due diligence – imagine if one of those sneaky, nearly invisible pieces of LEGO makes a break for it, falling to the floor and staying there all covert and clandestine, just waiting for you to come along in your innocent, unaware bare feet and tread on it!!! Continue Reading
Check out this absolutely colossal shot-for-shot LEGO remake of Ed Sheeran’s hit single Lego House that starred Harry Potter actor Rupert Grint. Lego House appeared on Sheeran’s award winning quintuple platinum album + and the hugely popular video received nearly 50 million YouTube views.
The Lego-ed version of Lego House was created, executed and filmed by Lego maestro Dylan Woodley of insomniacanimations.com and I’ve got to say that I think it is utterly superb. Continue Reading
Know some pesky LEGO stormtroopers that need knocking down a peg or two? Well perhaps you should consider using this awesome LEGO DL-44 Blaster Pistol to do it!
This LEGO model based on Han Solo’s famous weapon that was just great for piercing that tough stormtrooper armor was created by LEGO aficionada Captain Infinity. Continue Reading
Check out this incredible LEGO masterpiece that was created by New Jersey-based artist Mike Doyle and is entitled “Contact 1”.
Contact 1 is the first in a series of grand scale LEGO works that Doyle is working on that are intended to celebrate “extra terrestrial contact events, spiritual beings and unique worlds.”
Doyle’s epically detailed, intricate creation is 5ft in height and 6ft in width. It uses more than 200,000 individual pieces and took more than 600 hours to put together. Continue Reading
Back in January we wrote about the dispute between the Turkish Cultural Community of Austria and Danish company LEGO. The community were angered by the “Jabba’s Palace” LEGO set from their extensive range of Star Wars saga models claiming that it was “anti-Islamic”.
They claimed that “Jabba’s Palace” bared an unwanted resemblance to the iconic Hagia Sofia Mosque in Istanbul and that the minifigs that came with the set depicted Asian and Oriental people as gun-toting, hookah-smoking criminals, slave masters and terrorists with deceitful and unsavory characters.Continue Reading
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away everyone decorated the walls of their living rooms with LEGO mosaics that paid homage to one of the greatest science fiction sagas of all time.
Ok, so maybe it wasn’t so long ago and that galaxy wasn’t that far away, but you get where I’m going with this. Star Wars memorabilia and LEGO art fans will simply love these mosaics created by UK-based artist Douglas Bagnall. R2D2 is absolutely incredible! Continue Reading
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