We’re big fans of this massive minifig and their supersized LEGO spaceship!
@pascalhetzel magnifies a LEGO Classic Space figure and gives it a magnificent ride to boot!
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Don’t just wing it, this tiny Star Wars Y-Wing is a force to be reckoned with.
Pascal (Flickr) takes on the Empire with this micro Y-Wing on Yavin IV.
Taxidermy is so much easier with LEGO bricks
@danielbrickson makes a taxidermied bug for @creations4charity that’s a dead-ringer for the real thing.
LEGO and dinosaurs: Good. LEGO and zombie-fied dinosaurs: Great!
@moptoptrev reaches nerd nirvana (nerdvana?) combining three of our favorite things: dinosaurs, zombies, and LEGO bricks!
Xethral, Legacy of the Vanished, where ancient secrets slumber
@bart.dedobbelaer takes us to the lost civilization of Xethral with another stunning alien monument in LEGO.
Hey you guys! LEGO reveals 21363 The Goonies, complete with 12 minifigures and lots of booty traps [News]
Goonies never say die. Especially when there’s still a chance for a comeback in LEGO form! Available on November 1, LEGO Ideas 21363 The Goonies turns the beloved ’80s classic adventure film into an elaborate 18+ playset based on a fan design from Vaggelis Ntezes. One side of the model shows One-Eyed Willie’s pirate ship, Continue reading →
Builder Aesstog mixes Bionicle, bricks, and textiles to create stunning Souls-like Knights and Nightmares
The dark fantasy aesthetic of games like Dark Souls, Elden Ring, and the Witcher have cast a huge shadow on the minifig community in recent years, but perhaps the most Souls-like character models I’ve ever seen are at constraction-scale. Noted knight enthusiast and “occasional moccist” Aesstog has been creating Bionicle-based characters inspired by FromSoftware’s aesthetics. Continue reading →
Green antlers for leaves. Grey trunk potted in a tire. It’s LEGO Bonsai.
@jimbagginslego has always been a strong LEGO arborist, finding new ways to create bark, branch, and foliage from interesting parts. After a busy 2024, the builder has been on a MOC hiatus, but Isaiah found time to get back to his roots with a fabulous bonsai pine. This tree uses almost exclusively green antlers for the leaves, perched elegantly on greeble branches.
Poké-builders celebrate the release of Pokémon Z-A with Mega Evolutions in LEGO
If you want to be the very best trainer, it’s not enough to collect ’em all anymore. It’s not even enough to evolve your Pocket Monsters. These days, to be the best there ever was, you have to MEGA Evolve those Pokémon. In celebration of last week’s release of Pokémon Legends: Z-A on the Nintendo Continue reading →
Party like it’s 2002 with Bob DeQuatre’s latest Neo-Ice Planet creations
Blacktron might be the most popular Classic Space subtheme in numbers, but all the cool kids stan Ice Planet 2002. It has amazing colors, chainsaws, and courtesy of the CMF space series, penguins in space suits. Bob DeQuatre heats up the Ice Planet Renaissance with his latest retro tribute, the Ice Falcon. The classic color Continue reading →
A humble medieval home with waterfront views
Joel Tyer titles this medieval structure a “humble dwelling,” but when it comes to building techniques, there’s much to crow about. The rounded tiles in the brickwork, both 1x1s stacked within the wall and 2x1s applied to the exterior, add a stylized texture without getting messy. Similarly, the slope of the roof tiles is clean Continue reading →
Looking for a job? LEGO Yubaba is always hiring
Yubaba, the witchy proprietress of the bathhouse in Spirited Away, is my favorite type of villain: powerful, grandiose, nasty without being evil. Yubaba has a big head to match her ego, which makes the character the perfect subject for builder Rokan Cheung, who specializes in creating character busts in LEGO. The builder sets the character Continue reading →