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Lego de Triomphe
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Hayaku V7 - Recon Runner by Fredoichi
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Robot Cat by Legohaulic
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John Baichtal and Joe Meno have co-authored the coffee table book titled The Cult of LEGO for “LEGO fans and their mind-boggling creations”. The book, published by No Starch Press, is currently available for pre-order.
LEGO is much more than just a toy—it’s a way of life. The Cult of LEGO® takes you on a thrilling illustrated tour of the LEGO community and its creations. You’ll meet LEGO fans from all walks of life, like professional artist Nathan Sawaya, brick filmmaker David Pagano, the enigmatic Ego Leonard, and the many devoted AFOLs (adult fans of LEGO) who spend countless hours building their masterpieces.
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House Gets “Rebuilt” in LEGO
LEGO Architecture has released their latest creation, a LEGO Frank Lloyd Wright 1908 Robie House, one of Wright’s most famous prairie-style homes located in Chicago’s Hyde Park. The LEGO version was designed by architectural artist Adam Reed Tucker and is made up of 2,276 pieces. For $199, the kit comes with step-by-step instructions that include historical information about the iconic structure and architect.
Each LEGO Architecture set contains a booklet featuring step-by-step building instructions that is prefaced by exclusive, archival history, information and photographs of each iconic building, its design origin, its architect and its architectural features.
You can buy one soon at LEGO.com.
Lego wasps by Sean and Steph Mayo
This is one slick LEGO design that taps into the awesomeness of EL wire for a sick blue lightcycle glow effect. The original design was made by Ewok in Disguise which was then altered by Fine Clonier where he added EL wire to the wheel bases to give it an ultra cool illumination effect.
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Made of 1,322 LEGO parts, this 1962 T1 Camper will set you back a cool $120 but if you’re a former hippie or VW enthusiast then you won’t be disappointed with this replica. With a pop-up roof, hippie-inspired interior color scheme, a lava lamp and a T-shirt in the window that says “Make LEGO models, not war” you’re ready to relive the golden age of rock.
The camper will be available in October.
