An ingenious Maker put together HK UMP .45 sub-machine gun out of Legos. Powered by rubber bands, it also fires a 15 lego clip full of the same.
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LEGO Posters of Summer Blockbuster Movies 2011
This is a gallery of this summer's blockbuster movie posters with the characters rendered as LEGO minifigs. Old Red Jalopy did an outstanding job of making them relevant by creating this summer's blockbuster movie posters all in Lego-style. They're so well done, they'll make you wish the movies were actually done in LEGO form!
Literary Legos
Is there anything that hasn’t been created from Lego bricks? Fine Clonier ran a contest that invited people to create historical figures out of Legos. Mark Twain below was the overall contest winner. Bookalicious recently posted some of the literary figures featured in the contest.
12 Coolest Movie Recreations in LEGO
300 recreation by Keithcku.
What you are looking at is a 5 foot by 10 foot LEGO recreation of the battle at Hoth, from Empire Strikes Back. Created by the extremely talented Mark Borlase, the entire display consists of nearly 60,000 pieces and has cool features such as 50 real lights and a remote controlled mechanism that deploys troops from the AT-ATs. The entire creation took over 4 years in the making and consumed about $3000 (that's a lot of white bricks!). This creation won the recent Star Wars building challenge and was featured in the official LEGO Magazine.
Mike Yoder, a man who loves both LEGO and Aliens made a bunch of LEGO dioramas from scenes in the movie. They look pretty good, so props to Mike, especially for the lighting, etc. that gives the pictures that movie feel.
YT user LegoAgentJones spent 440 painstaking hours creating this amazing stop-motion scene from The Matrix to celebrate "the 10th anniversary of the original movie release."
TV blogger and Lego artist, Daniel Brown's newest work pays tribute to the film Brokeback Mountain.
Forrest Gump by artist Marco Pece.
Honey, I Shrunk the Legos.
John Carpenter's 1978 Halloween.
LEGO recreation of the scene from 2001 A Space Odyssey.
12 Coolest Movie Recreations in LEGO
300 recreation by Keithcku.
What you are looking at is a 5 foot by 10 foot LEGO recreation of the battle at Hoth, from Empire Strikes Back. Created by the extremely talented Mark Borlase, the entire display consists of nearly 60,000 pieces and has cool features such as 50 real lights and a remote controlled mechanism that deploys troops from the AT-ATs. The entire creation took over 4 years in the making and consumed about $3000 (that's a lot of white bricks!). This creation won the recent Star Wars building challenge and was featured in the official LEGO Magazine.
Mike Yoder, a man who loves both LEGO and Aliens made a bunch of LEGO dioramas from scenes in the movie. They look pretty good, so props to Mike, especially for the lighting, etc. that gives the pictures that movie feel.
YT user LegoAgentJones spent 440 painstaking hours creating this amazing stop-motion scene from The Matrix to celebrate "the 10th anniversary of the original movie release."
TV blogger and Lego artist, Daniel Brown's newest work pays tribute to the film Brokeback Mountain.
Forrest Gump by artist Marco Pece.
Honey, I Shrunk the Legos.
John Carpenter's 1978 Halloween.
LEGO recreation of the scene from 2001 A Space Odyssey.
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