I missed it at the time, but Nick Quaranto updated my 2011 Lego Carcassone post with a 5x5 version, back in 2014. Unfortunately the post now 404s, but the wayback machine has a copy.
I missed it at the time, but Nick Quaranto updated my 2011 Lego Carcassone post with a 5x5 version, back in 2014. Unfortunately the post now 404s, but the wayback machine has a copy.
This is a genius idea - using a 3D printer to make giant versions of classic Lego sets.
Jamie Beard's talk on Stressing The Elements looks in detail at how Lego bricks are meant (and not meant) to fit together.
It probably seems that about 50% of then things I think about are Lego related, but it's probably closer to about 40%. That being said, Pleygo looks amazing.
Netflix-style Lego rental. Why aren't there more subscription rental services?
Lego's new Architecture Studio set (#21050) looks like a lot of fun. You can download a 400 MB PDF of the instruction booklet to see what you'll be getting into.
Found via jeffrey
Lego-releated post number 3 in a series. Making great ball contraptions is a pretty common Lego thing now, but this 17-module creation is a king among princes.
Gizmodo has some notes - this thing is amazing.
Lego post number 2, in a series. This amazing sci-fi city build in Lego is made of over 200,000 pieces and has an incredible amount of detail. I wish I had this many bricks to play with.
The first of a series of excellent Lego-related links - a study of the price of Lego bricks over time.
Does anyone know anything more about the amazing Lego Christmas tree at the Trafford Centre in Manchester. I've only come across a single tweet, saying it was made of 350,000 bricks. Pretty impressive.
This recreation of Japan in a mere 1,800,800 Lego bricks is pretty impressive. With 5000 builders, that's only 360 bricks each. With a relative scale, most of these buildings would be in space.
Reminds me (in scale, if nothing else) of the Lego house from the BBC's Toy Story series.
This custom Lego creation a simply amazing - more than 80,000 bricks to re-create the 1884 Chicago Home Insurance Building, the world's first skyscraper.
You can view the full photo set to see the 60 individual segments.
via brothers-brick
ooooh - cuusoo is like kickstarter for lego. perhaps it's time to dig out the carcassone designs
lego sculpture is like manual minecraft
wow. i now have a new lego hero. new weekend(s) project!
a working bolt-action rifle in lego. watch up until the end to get a demo of the mechanism. very well done
lego sniper rifle is very well done. keep watching for the mechanism demo
this weekend's project - lego carcassonne
the lego letterpress is a great idea - easy re-configuration and registration
very very cool lego recreation of the antikythera mechanism. the explanation of using the differential to make a 5/19ths mechanism blew my mind.
a really nice lego stop motion. i want to make something like this
this person makes amazing lego. makes me want to give up computers and just build bricks all day
anyone know who does lego's ads. some really excellent work in there
this investigation into lego nomenclature is excellent. remember having similar issues building something with a friend when young. you know, a "light frame"!
brickbattles is a table-top war game in lego. bogan sent this to me forever ago, but just found it again
stop motion lego arcade is awesome
i find it amusing that i already have about half of these items styled on lego bricks. the sofa would make an excellent addition to my collection though
brickarms is super cool - custom weapons for lego minifigs
frank lloyd wright lego is more than a little pretentious, but i kinda want it
this lego stargate model is awesome. lights up, rotates and the symbols lock in. hot
lego album covers are pretty awesome
lego wall-e is really well done. makes me want to build lego for a living. hmm
looks like a new lego model is taking the prize for most pieces - the taj mahal is huge
roo's talk on lego from interesting 08 is great. anyone know if the slides are on slideshare?
new lego death star with stuff inside it? bah. i might have to get it
and i thought our 15 foot lego tower was impressive. i need more bricks
i'm already a fan of large lego, but one that walks? oh hell yes
the lego towers are beautiful - i'd love to work on something like that (bonus time-lapse vid here) [via the hamster]
i want a lego rubber-band chain-gun. so cool [via chub]
build your own version of the prisoner/portmerion with lego
omg omg omg. next generation mindstorms. anyone know where i can pre-order it?
i had forgotten how awesome the brick testament was.
escher in lego
this guy's lego mechs are amazing. very nice work
i was looking for the lego version of 2001 from awhile back, but came across this version which is both a 2001 parody in lego, and a commentary on the evolution of lego itself.
awesome lego cosplay. even e might not be too weirded out by that one. via jc via serge
this spiderman 2 in lego movie is fucking awesome - must have taken aaaaaages to make.
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