Animator Brian Anderson imagines what things would be like if Lego decided to license Breaking Bad for a game. Well, that just might work. Or not. Probably not.
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Animator Brian Anderson imagines what things would be like if Lego decided to license Breaking Bad for a game. Well, that just might work. Or not. Probably not.
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The Netherlands have received a new monarch as King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima ascend to the throne. To commemorate the occasion, Paul Toxopeus created these impressive portraits of the new King and Queen. Given that Legos are working as the pixels and the color palette, that the portraits are easily recognizable is quite a feat.
The alien like landscape you see here is the “City of Odan” built by Mike Doyle with about 200,000 Lego pieces and a good 600 hours of his time. The diorama goes five feet high and six feet wide, and was constructed as a city that serves as an example of a peaceful contact between extraterrestrials and a highly spiritual race of humans.
It is about time Game of Thrones got itself some serious Lego love, and it has, thanks to the website Lego Game of Thrones. They have detailed models and pictures of scenes from the famous TV series.
These Lego Minifigs perfectly look their part, but except from being made out of plastic, they’re made of deliciousness and intend to make things delicious. Cake Power Cakes made them by combining cake crumbs and buttercream and pressing it into a pan. The cylindrical minifigs were then cut out of this mix, stacked with modeling chocolate and then covered in melted yellow candies.
Built by Simon Burfield, this Lego Go-Kart runs on 16 XL PF motors powered by 8 rechargeable power functions battery packs. The steering is controlled via NXT and 20 Lego Exo Force wheels help it move around.
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It’s simple, it’s sweet and it’s cute. Retro Lego Typewriter by Benjamin Cheh and Jeffrey Kong may not be an exquisite or complicated build, but it’s way cuter than many who would dare compete against it.
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The adorable Yoshi Lego figure by Bruce Lowell comes complete with an egg, and quite the detail the Lego bricks can afford to such a character. The hills in the background are Lego as well, though the poor clouds did not have that luck.
Masterful Lego sculptor Nathan Sawaya joined forces with photographer Dean West to create this photo series In Pieces. The result is this set of photographs that are a visual treat to the eyes and also include a Lego Sculpture which although a prominent part of the setup, isn’t as quickly recognizable. We’ll go on to say we’d never have figured there was a sculpture in the first image if we had not been told it was there.


Here’s a Lego machine that loves to have fun. Well, at least whatever fun incessantly making paper planes can afford. The Lego machine by NXTLOG member hknssn13 automatically grabs a sheet of paper, folds it into a paper airplane and launches it towards the target. We’d say that’s quiet a skill for a machine.