HM 307 by Markus Haindl
I hadn’t run across Markus Haindl’s LEGO creations until I got an e-mail from him a few days ago. His latest mecha made checking out his Flickr photostream well worth my time!
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I hadn’t run across Markus Haindl’s LEGO creations until I got an e-mail from him a few days ago. His latest mecha made checking out his Flickr photostream well worth my time!
Andrew Lee has been tinkering with this mecha for a while now, and this latest variant is reminiscent of Warhammer 40,000. The standard is extremely cool.
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I’ve been wanting to do something like this for a while. It was inspired by Anthony Sava’s Cold Winter’s Knight.
Here’s a closeup of the cave entrance, if you are into such things.
Soren Roberts takes a break from his usual spacey proclivities to build something with a more historical bent.
Via MicroBricks.
It’s official: You can add Adrian Florea to my Favorite Builders list.
I’ve admired Morgan19’s minifigs ever since I noticed his great Firefly minifigs. The latest batch is a group of historical minifigs, entries for the Fine Clonier Historical Minifig Contest. I might quibble with the “historical” nature of some of these, but it’s a great collection of minifigs, presented beautifully.
Check out this nifty castle by RebelRock.
Gotta love the studless water and he’s got Brickforge animals too!
UVN 99p Shyromal by Nnenn.
Spacer Jerac adds to his microscale Swiss fleet with the formidable dreadnaught Briareus.
Via Klocki and MicroBricks.
Back in April, I posted about LEGO Ambassador Mark Sandlin’s involvement with the Mars Mission theme. With Castle 2007 out for several months and anticipation building toward next year’s sets, Ben Ellerman takes some time to look back and reflect on his involvement in the development of the current Castle theme.
Here’s Ben in the […]
Brothers Brick reader Kevin Guoh sent us a link to his Flickr photostream a few weeks ago, and I promptly lost his message in our mountain of reader submission e-mail. Among his creations is this great DJ console (and don’t miss his floor lamp). Sorry, Kevin! Better late than never?
Well, it’s that time of the year again. Fans everywhere are running across better and better pictures of upcoming sets. Eurobricks is famous (dare I say notorious?) for finding leaked pictures, and this latest batch is no exception.
Bearing in mind that we don’t yet know if these are just prototypes, and that LEGO has not […]
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Tired of dirty, muddy, radioactive futures? Then why not step forward into the future world Hippotam imagines: Clean and shiny.
This larger-than-minifig-scale steampunk racer by Zach Clapsadle is just begging to be picked up and swooshed around the room with very loud vrooming noises.
Blocktastic, perhaps, but Vitus Barth’s latest SHIP is also rather fantastic.
Legohaulic is at it again.