We first featured this sleek Spinner from Blade Runner by Gorazd Vahen (Kaitimar) more than five years ago. In the intervening years, Gorazd has tweaked his model and added some excellent virtual decals. The most notable improvements are the police lights, as well as a sleeker and smoother rear behind the cab. It’s always interesting Continue reading →
I can’t wait for the new LEGO Space Police sets coming out later this year (August, maybe?). Gorazd Vahen (kaitimar) seems to share my impatience, as he demonstrates with a pair of excellent vehicles he designed himself. The Spike is being pursued by a police cruiser. Gotta love that orange stripe.
Gorazd Vahen (aka Kaitimar) enters the Steam-Wars fray with a huffing, puffing AT-ST.
Kaitimar continues to update his Flickr photostream with wonderful creations, both old and new. The “Stinger” (above) is a new variation of his earlier steam hornet. And as bonus, a steampunk blimp we missed previously in Kaitimar’s Brickshelf gallery, the Moon Moth:
The 1986 novel Hardwired recounts the adventures of Cowboy, a smuggler who rides around a post-apocalyptic landscape in a high-tech hovertank. I like pretty much everything Kaitimar builds, so it was great to find him on Flickr recently, where he posted this great tank inspired by the novel. (Via YSAB.)
Kaitimar put this adorable tractor in his steampunk folder, but I swear I’ve seen this at a county fair…
In this week’s Minifig Monday, we round up a galaxy full of original scoundrels, droids, troopers, and personal vehicles, inspired by Star Wars.
We build the upcoming Batman Forever Batmobile – a beautifully-styled display model that captures the glam excess of the Schumacher era, but leaves us craving play functions and a villain or two. Read our full review for more details.
LEGO House alum Jakab Kovács (@j.k._brick) creates a colorful haven that shows that life’s better down where it’s wetter.
The rebel fighter flown by Cassian Andor and K2-SO in Rogue One gets a stylish new build in midi-scale.
TBB alum and LEGO set designer Carter Baldwin revisits his Exo-Force drone doodles and creates an expands into a full range of epic military mechs
This simple yet beautiful microscale scene by Nannan Zhang (@nannanz_creations) is the perfect summer road-trip inspiration.