Showing posts with label Lego. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lego. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Super Tough!: First Look at "The Avengers" LEGO's



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Friday, February 3, 2012

Super Tough!: Cool Fan Made "Back to the Future II" LEGO Set




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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Super Tough!: "Star Wars" LEGO Chess Set



Friday, January 13, 2012

Super Tough!: Amazing 19-Ft Model of Apollo 11 Made of LEGOs!!



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Monday, January 2, 2012

Super Tough!: "Shaun of the Dead" Zombie LEGO Playset



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Super Tough!: "Hunger Games" Trailer Recreated with LEGOs



Saturday, November 5, 2011

Super Tough!: Crazy Life-Size "Halo" Sniper Rifle Made from LEGOs

Details:

Length: 63 inches (1.6 meters)

Weight: Approximately 10.5 pounds

Non-LEGO used: dowel rod, custom waterslide decals

Features: Removable magazine, sliding bolt, moving safety

Time spent building: about 4 months



Here's what the LEGO Master, Nick Jensen says about the building process:

One of the first things I worried about when I decided on building the sniper rifle was the length. It seemed that I would never build something that was going to be 5.5ft long. I thought about the project from another perspective: building the sniper rifle is like building the assault rifle but with a really long barrel. Breaking the project down into three simple parts (body, barrel, and scope) really eased some doubts I had. The sniper rifle in Halo: Reach is approximately 5.5ft long, so a tape measure locked at 5.5ft was always around for reference. I built the body of the sniper the same way I built the assault rifle, SMG, and pistol: Start from the front and build my way to the back. The barrel was easy and I had a plan in mind from the start. I would cover a supporting rod with 2×2 quarter cylinder bricks. So the only difficult tasks were the body and scope.








Super Tough!: 15 Famous Movie Scenes Recreated With LEGOs!

Artist's description:

I’m an enormous film fan and when I was growing up everybody had a big bucket of Lego or knew somebody who did. I started collecting Lego when I was about five and the collection just grew until high school. Now I’ve got around 30,000 pieces.




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