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.
Judging by his blog, Alanyuppie is a both a LEGO and a Transformers fan…which pretty much makes him a guy after my own heart. His latest creations are pretty spot on representations of two of my favourite G1 characters, Ironhide and Ratchet. The G1 toys of these guys were, how to put it…odd to say Continue reading →
Until a certain decreasingly juvenile wizard graces theaters next Wednesday, the 150-minute chase sequence, errr, Michael Bay extravaganza known as Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen remains the #1 movie in America. My irrelevant movie critique aside, John Ho (IcedPlusCoffee) brings us a pair of rather cool cool-looking characters from the film. No, they don’t actually Continue reading →
Alan Yap sent us a link to his LEGO version of Springer, one of the Triple Changers from the Transformers comics and TV show: I don’t want to spoil the surprise, so be sure to check out the full gallery on Brickshelf and Alan’s description on MOCpages.
Constructed for a competition on the Russian-language LEGO fan site DoubleBrick.ru, Brickshelfer ZED‘s Ka-50 “Black Shark” helicopter transforms into a “Night Hunter” Autobot: Decorated in Ukrainian livery, ZED’s Autobot looks ready to leap into action and protect humanity.
As we reach the halfway point of September, this is your friendly reminder that there’s still plenty of time to break out the pink, purple, and aqua bricks and participate in Friendshiptember! The annual challenge invites builders of all experience levels to create a ship (space, sky, or seafaring, all are fine!) inspired by the Continue reading →
Growing up as an ’80s kid, cartoons were glorified toy commercials full of heroes, villains, and lasers. In the era of the animated sitcom, a cartoon can focus on workplace comedy and hanging out with loser friends and run for eight seasons, like the brilliant Regular Show. Eli Willsea ( @forlornempire )is a fan and paid tribute to one of the show’s most iconic locations: Pop’s house. The house is a deceptively simple-looking build from one of the AFOL world’s most sophisticated builders, but the abundance of right angles and clean lines hide many complex SNOT techniques – just take a close look at the garage door. Studs are a rare sight in Eli’s builds – do the ones with 1×1 tiles wedged int them to form the porch railings count as visible? The show might be “regular” but Eli’s build is anything but.
Get into the holiday spirit with this frighteningly festive creation by @thekalais
Catch up on the week’s news and reviews from TBB and around the world.
@rubblemaker_lego wants you to meet the latest addition to the band he’s putting together. Don’t expect them to play an unplugged set.
For every bright, towering LEGO castle, there is a deep and dark evil lair…and Tkytko is giving us a tour of theirs!
@dicken_tututu gave Godzilla the Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton treatment, but he still looks as dominant as ever.