This LEGO bald eagle is a soaring success!
We already took a look at the start of this build weeks ago, but now @n.a.b.e_mocs debuts their full eagle creation, posed to perfection!
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Move over, Monkey Kid. This mech brings Black Myth Wukong energy
@psyrottuntomato draws inspiration from Black Myth Wukong for a pair of epic Monkey King mecha
And just like that, Febrovery is upon us once again
When it’s Febrovery, you know @mr_frost_art_n_bric is going to have some great builds! Check out his recent rover with strong ties to the modern Space sets.
LEGO Art 31215 Vincent Van Gogh Sunflowers – And it was all yellow [Review]
How does Van Gogh’s Sunflowers fare as the newest LEGO Art set? Check out our impressions in our advance review!
Watch out for this strange LEGO dragon
LEGO builder Matt Goldberg (@ballomnomnom) makes excellent use of a flexible bracelet for the long neck of this azure dragon.
This LEGO Redwall villian is one evil rat
Kind folks of Redwall Abbey, beware of the approach of this fearsome rat pirate by @moptoptrev
This wickedly good use of parts leaves us green with envy
Elphaba and Glinda spend one fine day in the Emerald City in this Oz-tentatious Iron Forge build from @bousker_
How to use forced perspective in space [Building Techniques]
Jan Woźnica (@john.carter.creations) gives us a top-down look at the application of forced perspective in a microscale LEGO build
LEGO Young-hee from Squid Game has her eye on you
Would you like to play a game of Red Light, Green Light? @bricksized has you covered with this LEGO tribute to Netflix hit Squid Game
LEGO Architecture 21062 Trevi Fountain: No half (stud) measures [Review]
Take a trip to Rome with us as we review the latest entry in LEGO’s Architecture series: LEGO Architecture 21062 Trevi Fountain
Where one journey ends, another starts – or are they one and the same?
Torger Almaas wows us with a forced-perspective LEGO scene – one which is filling our heads with possible backstories!
Elbow macaroni leads to brainworms [Building Techniques]
Djokson(@djokbuilt) shows that you too can have brainworms with just a few LEGO bricks