There are lots of different versions of Transformers toys, but true children of the 80’s will remember that some were more focused on being cartoon-accurate action figures than on changing shape. @ChungpoCheng pays tribute to these important, classic, and often overlooked versions with a quintet of robotic heroes and villains.
Screaming of terror, these tiny Transformers by Joe Perez @joeperez_lego_artist may be small, but they definitely pack a punch!
These heroic first-responders by Sam.C are LEGO robots in disguise.
Some may say Generation One Transformers are the best! We can certainly see that builder Alex @orionpaxone
Jones is a huge fan!
Alex Jones (Orion Pax) is back with another batch of amazing Generation One Transformers. These amazing creations look great in both vehicle and robot modes – quite the accomplishment!
Alex Jones amazing skills bring back to life our favourite transforming robots from the 80s.
Get ready to roll out with Jerry Builds Brick’s neat Transformer model
Joachim Klang and Alex Jones are a duo of builders well known within the LEGO community, and their creations have appeared on The Brothers Brick numerous times. Now they’ve got a new book to share some of their techniques: Tips for Kids – Transformers: Cool Projects for Your LEGO® Bricks. Over the past few months, we’ve Continue reading →
You may remember Alex Jones‘ amazing LEGO Transformers that we featured in action recently. Now Alex has teamed up with builder Joachim Klang to create a book called Tips for Kids: Transformers: Cool Projects for your LEGO Bricks. In this preview for the book, which is scheduled for release in July, we see a Medi-bot repairing one of Continue reading →
Builder Serge S really really gets his money’s worth out of the LEGO sets he buys — especially the 10242 Mini Cooper. Last year he shared his alternate builds of the set that produced an elegant sports car and a monster of a truck, all from the very same set. This year he’s back with Continue reading →
I never did get around to seeing the insane spectacle that was Transformers: Age of Extinction, but I have to admit the character designs were awesome. Nicola Stocchi has brought the most iconic of those characters to the brick with this terrifyingly incredible version of the T-Rex Grimlock. It’s a rendered work, but the complex construction of Continue reading →
There’s no shortage of greebles and details in this Lego model of Crowbar from Transformers by jake_tp. While the model makes use of some custom elements, they blend in well and contributes to the organic biomechanical look of this villain.