It’s no surprise that Malte Dorowski’s most recent vehicles are gorgeous, but the added accessories and matching colors make this set of vehicles even more outstanding. The stunning Porsche 935 Malte built back in March, but he’s now paired it with a Volkswagon van, accessories, and a crew. This is an excellent use of the Continue reading →
The Porsche 917’s sweeping curves and smooth shape make it particularly challenging to translate into Lego, but Malte Dorowski has managed to accomplish it quite admirably, using some clever techniques and a great deal of skill. He has even managed to work in an opening engine compartment and functioning doors, and his presentation does his Continue reading →
We’ve featured a gorgeously curved Porsche 935/78 by Malte Dorowski here before, but Malte is a talented car builder whose LEGO models extend well beyond that one iconic German automaker. That said, I have a soft spot for Porsches, so here’s another great one — the new 911 GT3 RSR. Also, lime is always awesome, Continue reading →
This Porsche 935 by Malte Dorowski has great curved striping I haven’t seen attempted before with such precision. The Porsche 935/78 had a long tail to reduce drag, and was painted white, earning it the nickname “Moby Dick.” Malte’s version includes a detailed interior and looks great alongside his 911: Thanks to Henrik Hoexbroe for Continue reading →
Tom Studs (@tom_studs_) pays tribute to Gareth Edwards’ The Creator with a sleek cybernetic LEGO police transport.
Follow the goatherd to the hidden temple in this LEGO build by Andreas Lenander (@drdoddo)!
Find the perfect book in this stunning LEGO library by Montgomery Burns (@kris_kelvin_).
Explore the charm of LEGO Master Tyler’s adorable ‘Bubble Dragon’ build
Find out what the opposite of a monorail is with this LEGO spaceship by Linus Bohman (@bohmanski)!
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Fill your creative tanks at this interstellar refueling station from LEGO auteur Bart De Dobbelear (@bart.dedobbelaer).
Look, I’m not a train guy. I can barely tell a caboose from a boxcar, and yet even I am in awe of Smile Leo‘s amazing LEGO train, depicting a China Railways DF11G locomotive. The first thing to notice is the variety of angles at which the bricks and plates all fit together for the Continue reading →