Incredible LEGO renditions of Dhrtarastra and Virupaksha, two of the Heavenly Kings of Buddhism

LEGO builder Dicken Liu (@dickentututu) has recreated with stunning style two Buddhist deities known as the Heavenly Kings. The post Incredible LEGO renditions of Dhrtarastra and Virupaksha, two of the Heavenly Kings of Buddhism appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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Plague Mech Swarm collab unleashes an epic army of mechanical bugs from LEGO all-stars

Eight incredible builders come together to build insect-inspired bots in the Plague Mech RESURGENCE collaboration. The post Plague Mech Swarm collab unleashes an epic army of mechanical bugs from LEGO all-stars appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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This is the Ultimate LEGO Thunderjaw from Horizon Adventures

@kevin.j.walter not only helped design the creatures in LEGO Horizon Adventures, he was commissioned by the studio to build this real model for their office! The post This is the Ultimate LEGO Thunderjaw from Horizon Adventures appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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Hey, quit horsing around in there!

We may think of knights as brave warriors, fighting battles for noble causes and damsels in distress. But they weren’t fighting all the time – that sounds exhausting! There is plenty of training to do in a knight’s downtime, and Ukrainian LEGO builder ice2bu‘s Horse Knights camp shows us just that. It’s a real hive of Continue reading → The post Hey, quit horsing around in there! appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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Our cyberpunk future is olive green

Two amazing builders - Ben Cossy and Thorsten Bonsch - each apply their brick craft to create stunning cypberpunk scenes in olive green. The post Our cyberpunk future is olive green appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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This LEGO ‘airsoft ‘character goes hard

For something with the word ‘soft’ in the name, if you’ve ever been hit with an airsoft pellet you’ll know they are anything but soft. Nevertheless, Mattia Careddu has combined the airsoft concept with that other famously painful piece of plastic: LEGO. And while it may not look like your typical airsoft enthusiast, all those Continue reading → The post This LEGO ‘airsoft ‘character goes hard appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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There’s One Piece that really makes this frog stand out

Last month saw LEGO builders use a wide range of approaches to create frogs for Frogust. One such approach is to create the best amphibian using the most unusual piece imaginable, and Woomy World has picked a doozy! 75647 Gum-Gum Fruit introduced a three-sided dome piece to re-create the One Piece set’s namesake. Despite their Continue reading → The post There’s One Piece that really makes this frog stand out appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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All aboard the NPU train!

As much as I am a proud train nerd, I must confess that American trains are a bit of a blind spot for me. Thank goodness, then, for LEGO trainheads like Matt Csenge! Matt has built a fine model of a – *checks notes* – Erie Lackawanna Railroad SD45. It’s in a striking red, white Continue reading → The post All aboard the NPU train! appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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Would you trade with this demon for an open-ended contest theme?

Some LEGO challenges are very prescriptive in what they entail. Build a rover (must have wheels), make a Vic Viper (doesn’t count if it doesn’t have a specific wing configuration), etc. Now there’s nothing wrong with that – indeed, sometimes being specific can encourage more creative solutions. But there is also something to be said Continue reading → The post Would you trade with this demon for an open-ended contest theme? appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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Take a minute – or ten – to look through this LEGO I Spy puzzle

There are some LEGO builds that are so packed with details, a quick look just isn’t enough to soak everything in. Luckily, John Reiley‘s LEGO I Spy tributes are designed to be gawked at for ages! They’re the type of puzzles that will have you questioning your eyesight – the seal on a ball took Continue reading → The post Take a minute – or ten – to look through this LEGO I Spy puzzle appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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Glorious gargantuan grayscale gargoyles!

Sometimes a LEGO creation is so packed full of details it’s difficult to know where to start praising it. What can we say about this colossal diorama by Matt Margini? The eye is immediately drawn to the statue at the centre of it all: a great, grinning gargoyle seemingly holding up the world. Cast your Continue reading → The post Glorious gargantuan grayscale gargoyles! appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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Is this an Iron Cup creation or Bio-Builder build?

Being a part of the LEGO community can be busy at times. For intrepid builders like Ari Hytti, you can run the risk of spreading yourself thin over the various building events. But Ari is a cunning operator! Killing two birds with one stone, this terrific puppeteer counts as both a Bio-Cup build and an Continue reading → The post Is this an Iron Cup creation or Bio-Builder build? appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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That’s some flippin’ good parts use – and I’m not squiddin’!

Bionicle may be all the rage at the moment, what with the Bio-Cup going on, but that’s not where LEGO’s constraction story started. Before that, there was Slizers, that BigBrickStan has lovingly paid tribute to! They’ve updated 8503 Scuba with a more realistic style. The squid makes some great use of the large variety of Continue reading → The post That’s some flippin’ good parts use – and I’m not squiddin’! appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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American muscle from the year 2049

Muscle cars can sometimes be seen as a bit of a one-trick pony. That one trick is normally going really fast, often with the added gimmick of doing so very loudly. So when we invent flying car retro-mods, it’s probably a safe bet they’ll end up looking like Sérgio Batista‘s vision of the future. Cool Continue reading → The post American muscle from the year 2049 appeared first on The Brothers Brick.

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