Our resident virtual LEGO and cave racer expert is dutifully withholding judgement as the Pigs on the Wing contest winds down. But this virtual cave racer by Matt Wagner is too cool to pass up:
Like Nannan’s Black Fantasy and Tim’s cave racers, Nick Dean‘s RAMM theme has become an Internet phenomenon, copied ad nauseum — sometimes successfully, sometimes not. So it’s always refreshing to see a new RAMM creation from the Feldmarschall himself: But perhaps Nick is most famous for his future-military vehicles, like this RAMM Bluthund Quadruped:
With everybody distracted by shiny Cave Racers, it seems the end of the world has been staved off for a while, or so it would seem from the dearth of decent ApocaLEGO lately. Fortunately for us, Horace Cheng has taken his recent snowmobile design and added a bunch of stuff to make it zombie-proof: Bonus Continue reading →
Adrian Florea (Olog) mashed together some of the curretly hot bandwagon themes into an action-packed diorama. Without scrolling down to the answers, what themes do you recognize? Answers: cave racers, black fantasy, frogspace, post apoc, and fabuland
If you haven’t seen the recent Cave Racer fad taking over LEGO areas of Flickr, you must be living under a rock. If you haven’t played (or at least recognize) the epic game Portal, you’ve definitely been living under a rock. Well, while trying to survive school, I decided to try my hand at a Continue reading →
Nathan Proudlove has mainly been building amazing hotrods and other vehicles lately, but that doesn’t mean he’s not also a talented space builder. Nathan’s “Lucky Strike” cave racer is blocky and colorful on the front and round, spiky, and black in back. The contrast of color and shape is wonderful. (Via the ever-vigilant Young Spacers.)
As @brick.ninja pays tribute to Final Fantasy IX’s 25th anniversary with an incredible LEGO tribute, we catch up with more of the builder’s gaming creations
What if Victor Frankenstein was not a doctor, but a disc jockey instead? The Maestro asks just that question, and builds a superb musical mech-monster off the back of it
@lego_m.art reimagines the Minifigure Vending Machine as a pastel pink infused tribute to Paradisa that has us hankering for more of this classic ’90s theme.
@dewback_bricks taps the World Turtle myth for a remarkable LEGO model that bends creature design and microscale architecture.
Tylar cordially invites you to a royal wedding where animal masks and icons of the Sun God add mystery and majesty to the proceedings.
Brennan (@brickbot_studio) takes an early look at the newest buildable version K-S20, a security droid whose sarcasm hits as hard as his metal fists. And no, he still doesn’t get to have a blaster.