When I was at Shop@Home earlier looking at the Steamboat Willie set, I noticed that Avengers: Endgame sets got listed as well. I assume they’re new? I don’t know. I feel like I’m...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Once again I’m showcasing a MOC from a video game I’ve never played. Does this mean there are way too many games out there, or does it mean I don’t play many games? Probably both, but I’m cool with that, I’d rather be making something than playing with someone else’s creation. Or better yet, like builder LEGO 7 here, building something inspired by someone else’s creation, like the colorful and charismatic crew from Splatoon. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy

Confession time: I’ve never hated Iron Man 2 as much as most fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe do. I fully acknowledge its flaws, and there are many that I will talk about in here. But...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Creating organic natural shapes using plastic bricks is not a simple thing, and making those shapes fit together into something simple and beautiful is truly an art form. Despite being monochromatic, this sculpture of a Humpback whale by Anthony Séjourné does an amazing job of capturing the majestic grace of one of the world’s largest marine mammals. I especially liked the use of so many hollow studs to represent barnacles. And the fluke is quite nice as well (that’s the whale’s tail, for those less well versed in whale biology). The post Whale watching without getting wet appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Daniel

Builder Vincent Kiew presents his latest LEGO creation combining both System and Technic, and it’s an eye-catching racing scene that features a grinning gorilla gear-shifting through the grass! There’s a convenient storage crate in back for all the accessories needed for an afternoon joyride around the jungle in the off-road racer. Here you can see the water bottle, skateboard, and even the remote control for driving the Power Functions-equipped truck around. Even without his monster truck, this ape with his skateboard and slingshot are too cool for school–just look at those hip sunglasses! I don’t know if my subconscious is trying to tell me something but maybe I need to trade my commuter car for a 4×4 because one of the last LEGO models I posted about was another cool offroading truck. The post This motorhead is monkeying around! appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Ryan Wood