Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Closeby

Closeby by 'Ecclesiastes
Closeby, a photo by 'Ecclesiastes on Flickr.
I love the lively and lush look to this build by Ecclesiastes. The snot water is excellent and his Mitgardian figs are as cool as ever. :)

Check it out on Flickr!

Saturday, February 23, 2013

Ready for the FighT

Ready for the FighT by The Brothers Merz
Ready for the FighT, a photo by The Brothers Merz on Flickr.
I recently found an incredible pair of brothers who specialize in amazing LEGO creations set in realistic scenes! :) Check them out on Flickr!

Saturday, February 16, 2013

LCC - GC3 - P2 - Iceland Wizards

This scene is Disco86's entry to the third Global Challenge of LCC, and boy, did he do a good job! The ice effects are stellar, and the white and trans-blue Altbricks look great!

Check it out on Flickr! :)

Friday, February 15, 2013

Darkwold Castle

Darkwold Castle by Julandrius
Darkwold Castle, a photo by Julandrius on Flickr.

This awesome castle by Julien Andries has some really cool techniques, and the contrast between each side of the river is a neat artistic touch!

Check it out on Flickr!

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Fire in London!


This fantastic scene by James Pegrum is one of the best examples of late medieval town buildings I've ever seen! 

And the fiery lighting effects are super cool too. :)

Check it out of Flickr.

Saturday, January 26, 2013

The Battle of Thermopylae


Simon Pickard, (brick spartan on Flickr) has posted his completed creation: the Battle of Thermopylae!

I've blogged some work-in-progress pictures of this before, but it's amazing to see the finished project! :)

He says it took nearly two years to build, and tens of thousands of pieces were used.
And almost 500 minifigs are battling it out on the massive cliffs!

Check out all the detail on Flickr!

Friday, January 25, 2013

Coral Reef


This truly awe-inspiring build from Siercon and Coral is one of the coolest and most realistic creations I have ever seen! 

  And the most amazing feature is that they literally put it in a tank full of water!

Check out the video and the photo on Flickr!