Peter Griffin: Adult Fan of LEGO
Whaddaya know, the world’s best Family Guy is a true LEGO fan!
EDIT: Dang it, for some reason the video is refusing to embed. Here’s a link: http://youtube.com/watch?v=KDdyF1ihThY
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Whaddaya know, the world’s best Family Guy is a true LEGO fan!
EDIT: Dang it, for some reason the video is refusing to embed. Here’s a link: http://youtube.com/watch?v=KDdyF1ihThY
Classic-Castle‘s newest Master Builder, Jens, has built three incredibly fun medieval racers:
And it chock full of great articles and important news!
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Go to the Lugnet announcement in order to download it. It’s well worth the read!
I’m pretty hard to get sold on a mech, but I found mondaynoodle’s Ascension… well, fantastic. Quality work throughout. Look at the gallery and take it all in for yourself.
…but this is something altogether different. Moko, as you know, is one of our favorite builders here on the Brothers Brick. His newest build is quite cool, don’t you think?
Here is the fourth in what is said to be a series of eight. In “Invasion” Izzo’s sweet dragon terrorizes some innocent townsfolk. I see that the dragon has skipped the veggies in favor of succulent townsperson. Didn’t his mother teach him that carrots are good for you?
A lovely little piece of retro-tech is Steve Vargo’s stirling flyer:
Busterbuilder has put together a fun little futuristic air craft:
I really like the angles on the wings and near the cockpit, and the colour designations on the wings are a fun little detail. Good work!
No, not the verb, the ancient Asian game. Go is too complicated to explain in a blog post about a vignette, so you can read about it on Wikipedia.
Brickshelfer T-Brick distills the game down to an 8×8 base:
(Via VignetteBricks.)
Well, he’s done it again. Izzo’s third installment in his Dragon series is freakin’ cool. Exterminators is definitely worthy of this incredible builder. I love that sculpted flame!
If this is just “part of a longer harbour project” by Andreas Weissenburg, Malle Hawking may have some competition in the large-scale maritime model realm:
King Leonidas I of Sparta led his men in the Battle of Thermopylae, and will be starring in an upcoming feature-length in-game cut-scene — I mean movie! — titled “300″.
Jared Burks follows up on the Ghostrider minifig he created recently with another movie-inspired minifig, the great king himself:
Everyone’s favorite plastic LEGO brick has already been incarnated in digital form through thrid-party software (Ldraw), computer games (LEGO Island, etc) and other software (LEGO Factory), but coming to 2008, The LEGO Company, in parnership with NetDevil, is launching a Massively Multiplater Online Game. Excited? Check out the website and press release!

(Thanks to Brickfilms.com member Dan and Classic-Castle member Jake_Snicket for the heads-up)
EDIT (AB): Added three more exclamation points to the post title. Just because this is the most awesomest ever.
DARKSpawn built a sweet, functional Ballista. You gotta love that dragon skull!
Izzo has done it again, but this time its a confrontation of epic proportions. He has recently posted a diorama called Engagement and it definitely engaging! He refers to this as scene 01, hopefully that means that more is on the way…

As soon as I got the above diorama posted, Izzo posted another one! Scene 02 is called Escape.
