Mike Doyle 200000 Lego Brick City

A Lego fan has built a 200,000-brick alien city to celebrate "spirituality, peaceful ET contact and fantastical worlds". Mike Doyle's first city - Contact 1 - is five feet tall by six feet wide, and took 600 hours to make,

Raspberry Pi Custom Lego Casing

The Raspberry Pi is seriously cool. If you don't know what it is, it's basically a $35 credit-card sized computer! Check out RaspberryPi.org and get inspired!
The computer itself has no casing which is a dream for customisers. This one in Lego by Brian Gillespie is really cool.

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Lego Skeleton

A nice custom Lego anatomical body/skeleton by Clay Morrow. You can see more on his flickr....

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Kwi Chang LAB002 Fulcrum Lego Mecha

Now that's what I'm talking about! Incorporating GI Joe with Lego hand-built mecha... Kwi Chang, you have outdone yourself this time! Incredible design....

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Lego Alphabet Spaceships

Bring out the inner nerd. This is not only Lego spaceship design, but it is also a typography experiment at the same time! Check out designer, Andertoon's full collection of alphabet spaceships...

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Adult Fans of Lego Video

Passion combines with creativity in this documentary that features a selection of AFOLs (Adult Fans Of LEGO) from the Pacific NorthWest. When I see these guys, it makes me feel so much better about my own toy collecting addiction!

Lego Guitar

This creation includes all of the functioning parts, such as pick-ups and bridge.
The only thing missing is a set of strings, and you’ll be ready to start jamming.

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Summer Europe Trip Part 2

Our next stop was South Jutland, Denmark.

We got into Legoland for free for 30 minutes.
Best half hour EVER!
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Some ancient rune stone typography

Beware of dessert in Denmark!

We went drinking with a pirate called Klaus. This is his boat.

Check out Part 3 tomorrow where we travelled to Copenhagen!

Bryce McGlone Mecha Lego

Bryce McGlone has a truly gifted Lego-mind...
Though apparently he's not one of the movers or shakers in the Lego community, he is fairly active in the smaller mecha community and by extension the Bionicle community. Currently Bryce is building mostly Bionicle models only because his building techniques are "geared more towards the ball socket joints and an open ended building style loosely termed "weave". umm OK..(just admit ur damn good!)







He works in Hollywood at a Post Production facility. In short, he puts together TV shows from the daily camera reels to the final air masters that you see on TV.
He does commissioned work as well. He can build just about anything you can imagine. Though employed as a manager in the Post Production industry, Bryce has a background in design.

Lego Characters

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Maciej Drwiega Lego Trucks

Phenomenal detailing on these replica trucks made entirely by Lego from Maciej Drwiega. I love the way he has taken photos of the 1:13 scale trucks on roadsides giving them that 'realistc' feel! Check out his Flickr photosets to see the interiors of the truck's cabins and engines....

Kenworth K100 Aerodyne

Kenworth W900 Longnose

Jelcz 315

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Lego Camera

The Lego Digital Camera is a beautiful object, its such a great idea!! It might not have picture quality but the opportunity to incorporate it into your Lego sculptures is too good to miss. I bet Nathan Sawaya will love it.

What its got:
3 megapixels.
4 x digital zoom.
Built-in flash and fixed focus.
1.5" LCD screen.
128MB capacity, allowing you to store up to 80 photographs.

Want one for Xmas? Get it HERE.