We featured Kaitimar‘s micro-Spinner last month, so it’s only natural that we post the scaled-up version:
(Via Moyblik.)
We featured Kaitimar‘s micro-Spinner last month, so it’s only natural that we post the scaled-up version:
(Via Moyblik.)
Drew Ellis demonstrates what you can do with a host of Death Eater heads:
Bonus, a Ministry of Magic poster:
TBB reader Nathan pointed us to a new entry in Roguebantha‘s series of Star Wars scenes in bubbles — the Battle of Geonosis:
If you haven’t seen these before, be sure to check out all of them!
Chris Wunz gets to be the first person who uses the new lightning pieces in the 2007 Castle sets for what we all wanted to use them for — force lightning! And the new scared face (also from the new sets) is great for Luke’s expression as well.
The awesomeness that is Mike “Count Blockula” Crowley strikes again, this time with Brak and Zorak from Space Ghost (and The Brak Show).
The latest LEGO creation by the Arvo brothers features a chestburster emerging from some unlucky person, complete with pooling blood dripping off of the sculpture’s base.
Via Masoko Tanga and on Hispalug.
Steven Marshall‘s name isn’t Mater, but this little truck from Cars goes by that name:
(Via Paganomation.)
And don’t miss Dave Teague’s Lightning McQueen I blogged last year.
We like reader submissions! Steven Marshall used the Contact page to let us know about his cool new Johnny 5 robot from the 1986 movie Short Circuit:
(I know, dear readers, we don’t post everything you send us. I’ll set up a separate submissions page that might help explain why.)
There’s waaaaay too much good stuff today. I’ll never catch up unless I go with links instead of the usual full posts. I guess it’s a good situation to be in. On to the first batch…
Star Wars vs. Star Trek (via LegOficina dos Baixinhos):
And a bunch of very funny NXT vs. RCX Videos from Iowa State (via NXT STEP).
Kelly McKiernan puts the Exo-Force light-up brick to good use as HAL 9000’s evil red eye:
(Via LegOficina dos Baixinhos. What, you don’t peruse LEGO blogs in English, German, Japanese, Polish, Spanish, and Portuguese too? Hey, LEGO is the common language for fans worldwide. :-D )
Millionaire Playboy has wonderfully detailed pictures of the new 5378 Hogwarts Castle set. Head on over there for the video podcast, but here are the highlights for me — the minifigs!
Dolores Umbridge and Hermione Granger both sport new hair:
The weirdest, coolest LEGO head ever on a mystery character (another Deatheater?), and a new Draco Malfoy:
And my favorite, Hermione holding a mandrake root: