If you loved LEGO Harry Potter, and swooned over LEGO Indiana Jones, it’s time to get excited about LEGO of the Caribbean game headed our way in May 2011.
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I don’t know what possessed LEGO to create a short film that features a guy stealing building bricks, as the results are both awe inspiring and terribly uncomfortable.
Is there nothing LEGO can’t do? I can build a small world for my son to play with, or a robot, that someday will rise up and kill me in my sleep. LEGO can be used for so many things, including recreating the Antikythera Mechanism that perplexed people for a number of years.
LEGO has a new line of collectible Minifigs coming our way, and the series four set would make a perfect stocking stuffer for those who like to let their imagination run wild while building a new world. Discover 1 of 16 individual minifigures in each sealed mystery bag! Each LEGO® minifigure is inspired by movies, sports, history or everyday life. Each mystery box is $1.99, and while series four may not be out in time for a specific holiday, there are other collections that you can pick up now. via The Brothers Brick
LEGO is at it again with a new animated movie featuring Darth Vader putting a bounty on Jar-Jar Bink’s head.
With the plethora of toy based movies taking H’wood by storm, it only makes sense for the best toy in the universe to make a big screen debut. Warner Bros. has hired Phil Lord and Chris MIller, the duo behind “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs”, to write and direct the LEGO flick. Since the script is yet to be written the only word on plot that has leaked is the film will mix live action and animation, which sounds an awful lot like what the Smurfs movie is currently doing. via THR
Brickworld just wrapped up in Chicago, but one of the really cool things that happens at the show is the awesome display of LEGO constructs made by creators from around the world. One that really impresses is Containment by The Brothers Brick (Tyler Clites and Nannan Zhang). For the past two months Tyler (Legohaulic) and I have been working on a collaboration project for Brickworld. We wanted to present our distinguishable styles in a cohesive sci-fi diorama. At the same time, we strove for the unprecedented by incorporating lights, motion, and even music (through built-in iPod speakers) on top of…
I love these stop motion LEGO movies, especially when they are so well done. Click the play button and prepare to pick your jaw up off the floor. I made this as part of an animation challenge on bricksinmotion.com. The goal was to make the coolest lightsaber duel possible. The lightsaber and blaster effects were done in Photoshop.
Creeeeeeppppyyyy! Blade Runner – Tears in Rain (in LEGO) from Zach Macias on Vimeo.
Anyone who’s been to LEGOLand knows that there are some great LEGO creations out there. For Star Wars fans, this near life sized interpretation of Han Solo frozen in carbonite by Nathan Sawaya, takes the cake. Wanting do a Star Wars model, and also wanting to do something never been done before (to my knowledge), I decided to make Han Solo frozen in carbonite. Life size. It took about 10,000 bricks, almost all dark gray, and about three months of on and off building. I built the sculpture so it can break down easily into smaller parts, thus making it…
There will be plenty of Star Wars toy news coming out of this weekend’s Toy Fair in New York City. Everything from Lightsabers to new LEGO sets will be shown, and we’ve got a sneak peek of some of the new toys to keep you occupied for the next 365 days.
What’s the new LEGO themed toy set to replace the Bionicle line? It’s the Hero Factory… It is with great pleasure that the LEGO Group welcomes you to the Hero Factory! This is the place where real heroes are made. The heroes are designed, equipped and built depending on specific missions that beam in from across the galaxy and across time. The heroes are then sent out in their hero pods ready to defeat evil and solve their mission. The missions are many and very different. The line launches in August 2010.
The LEGO Universe trailer now has me interested in more LEGO game fun.
Somehow it turned into Post-A-Lot-Of-Video-On-The-Site day (see our Twitter feed for the 411). And since we are giving you more videos than you know what to do with, check out this really nice stop-motion animation featuring LEGOs, zombies, and a turkey drumstick. via Buy Zombie