Tyler (The Deathly Halliwell) has long been one of my favorite builders of all things Del Toro. He’s probably the only builder that can take the fantastic creatures from Del Toro and sculpt them so beautifully…I regretted not blogging his Faun earlier this year, but thankfully he’s added the Pale Man to his growing collection: Continue reading →
Robert H. (Robiwan_Kenobi) has built the Golden Army robot from the Hellboy II film. The combination of gold and translucent red parts make this one stunning machine to look at. He says that this has been a work in progress for a year and a half. I am so very glad that he finished it, Continue reading →
Johnny Tang (johnnytang) is at it again with amazing sculptures. His latest is Hellboy: At this scale, Johnny can pack in lots of important details (like the two studs on Hellboy’s pecs), but it takes some serious skill to get it all to fit together so well. Check out the full LEGO Hellboy gallery on Continue reading →
We love Adam Grabowski‘s vehicles, minifigs, and, oh, pretty much everything he does, but this Hellboy sculpture is an interesting departure. I suspect Mike Mignola would be proud. Via Klocki. And don’t miss Jordan’s custom minifig from last year.
With a modified head piece and sideburns from Arealight, decals from Jared “Kaminoan” Burks, and a megagun from the newly relaunched BrickForge, this Hellboy minifig by Jordan Schwartz brings together elements from several LEGO customizers to create the ultimate custom minifig: Here’s Red with the rest of the Hellboy crew:
Philippe Moisan recreates Canada’s finest postage stamp called The Bluenose.
This massive O&K excavator by Beat Felber is A-OK by me!
Gino Lohse(@ygreklego) begs the question “Why so serious?” with this unsettling Joker mosaic.
At San Diego Comic Con today, LEGO has unveiled a bunch of new sets being released soon. Check out the full lineup in the article on our website!
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, and praise to @nu_montag_mocs for a beautiful depiction of death in LEGO
See how this builder lives up to his name in this LEGO model by Seth Peacock (@obsessionist_seth)!
Builder @talegophotography gives us an extra hit of nostalgia inspired by the Vampire Knight figure from the 25th LEGO Collectible Minifigure Series