LEGO PopUp

This is one of the best LEGO creation I’ve ever seen. A LEGO pop-up creation.
It’s common that we see a pop up greeting card but this is just awesome. I couldn’t believe it myself when I watched this video and saw the whole building popping up from a closed box. An awesome Lego pop up style book that consists of 4,500 bricks and weighing almost nine pounds, the Lego Buddhist pop-up temple is truly a marvel of Lego engineering.

LEGO Mech Machines – Voltron

Some of us, especially boys, are normally attached to robots or machines when it comes to toys. This include me. I remember from my child time, it was the Japan anime Voltes V which has all me and my friends attention. We talked about it all the time. And then we got Voltron, Gundam and more.

When I started to play LEGO than, it was planes or robots. I’ve tried to make them as resemblance to my favorite robots than. Well, it wasn’t really looked the same. But I was happy with them and play with them all the time.

When I came across this flickr photos, it just bring back old memories and WOW, why can’t I made it back then.

This is awesome, the Voltron robot from LEGO bricks.

Just look at the comparation of the minifigures to the robots and imagine the size of it.

James May’s LEGO House Demolished

Few months back, James May created a huge LEGO house out of 3.3 millions bricks. It was the largest unglued LEGO structures then.

It was cleared that plans for Legoland to move it to their theme park in Windsor fell through because transport costs were too high and despite a final Facebook appeal for someone to take it, no-one came forward. It was expected as high as £50,000 pounds to dismantle it and reassemble it.

After dismantled, the bricks will be sent to charity.

Ok, let’s take a look at this largest LEGO structures.

Well, it wasn’t really 100% LEGO, it was built around a wooden frame.

This is the picture of James May sits among a pile of Lego shapes which have been made of individual bricks. More than three million will be used to build a house which he has vowed to live in for a few days

Located at Denbies Wine Estate in Dorking, this was a 2 storey  house sports a working bathroom, and is covered inside and out with bricks pieced together by 272 Legos (that is what James May holding on the pictures)

The view through the lounge window, all components are genuine Lego toy parts

Functioning closet and shower. Would you like to try?

James sits on his Lego bed. With Lego sheets, Lego pillows and a Lego mattress. Ough, should be hurt sleeping on that hard bricks.

Photo source at flickr, dailymail, topgear

Santa Maria Del Fiore

Found this on The Brothers Bricks

This is one of the most famous cathedral in the world and I agreed thet it is simply glorious.

You can see the rest of the photos at brickshelf

Just marvelous.

LEGO Alpine

This is a nice creation that you must see: a complete village with a train going around it and a gorgeous mosaic backdrop.

Name of Model: Alpine Village
Created by the Schubert family

This creation was displayed on the BrickFair, and I came across it at Fascinating LEGO Model of the Day
There are so many details that from this creation that you might get some idea from.

P.S. I love the cable car