It’s Godzilla week! Duane Hess shows that not only Moko can build giant, mutated, army-crushing reptilians: One can, of course, argue that this is not my forte. I have to ask, then, if giant, mutated, army-crushing reptilians isn’t (science) fiction, then what is? ;-) (Note: updates from me will be more regular from now on. Continue reading →
It’s big, it’s spiky, and it’s scaly. Moko has been working on a very large model of Godzilla for sometime, and he recently announced that he completed it: Add to Del.icio.us | Digg It | Furl It Technorati tags: LEGO Sci-Fi Godzilla Gojira Monsters Moko Brickshelf
Creating a badass mech in LEGO takes skill. Instilling that build with personality is the work of a master builder. Doing so while working in DUPLO elements, now that is next level! @redverse_ first introduced the “CityCore” theme, blending kid-friendly construction with sophisticated mech design, with the orange MK series. Now the builder is back with the yellow RW series. Construction has never been more alive!
@hypolite_bricks reminds us that we were *this* close. One of the many great scenes straight from Rogue One is now a LEGO diorama.
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Imagine building a story as sprawling as Game of Thrones in LEGO one vignette at a time. That’s just what the builders behind French LEGO RPG Feodalis are doing! Guillame (@gui.lego) is the creator behind House du Messny of Rivermer, a once great kingdom rebuilding from ruin.
LEGO fandom is global and here at The Brothers Brick, we strive to feature creators from every corner of the world. Access to bricks and local support isn’t evenly distributed, though, as the recent changes to Bricklink’s service reminded us all. For Mexican builder Zazil Yakín Xipé, who shares LEGO creations as @tenkyuu.mocs, not amassing Continue reading →
Nature photographer and bird-building extraordinaire @skabram.builds spreads their wings with this absolutely stunning Cormorant build.
Everyone knows Tauntauns are the Star Wars universe’s most adorable arctic ride/sleeping bag. But did you know they make great racing beasts, too? Will (@montivalbricks) leaves icy Hoth to assemble a sorrel Tauntaun gelding, tacked up and ready for the derby.
It’s easy for minifigures to get dressed in their LEGO finest, but for humans looking to wear their hobby on their sleeves, one has to get creative, as outside of rings and wristbands (and Nike collabs), LEGO hasn’t provided many official offerings for the brick-built wardrobe. Finnish artist Heidi Aulikki Puumalainen is one of a small but growing number of builders focused on wearable builds, like a jewel-encrusted crown, a floral headdress fit for a bride, or a Fabuland-inspired clutch.
Piotr Przytuła (@peter_von_bricks) leaves 2025 behind with this dreamy creation and sets sail into 2026.
LEGO Masters Germany winner Alex (Brix Tales) has quickly become one of my favorite habitat builders. This quartet of tributes to Miyazaki films epitomizes why, with their dynamic shapes that eschew convention and a bold use of color.
After an exceptional 2025 for LEGO builders, it’s time to crown the Brothers Brick’s Builder of the Year. And for 2025, that’s… Pause for dramatic effect… DeRa (@dera0503)!