Our very highest regards go to Wes Pitter who is the creator and designer of this amazing Lego masterpiece. The Lego made yellow Camaro you see below took Wes two years of his spare time to assemble, this wasn’t because he had difficulty putting together the car but as you will probably appreciate, its not easy to put together bricks that can transform and take shape of a completely different from, without having to dissemble it.
This robot may not be one that can help serve your granny her afternoon tea but from the gentleman who brought you Lego built Wall-E robot clone with realistic eye movements two years ago now comes his latest DIY release Wall-E 5. This time, the Canadian Marc-Andre Bazergui has not only managed eye movements but everything else from transforming between a trash can to arm movements.
We love our Lego here at GadgetLite but its been awhile since we last featured a Lego related PC case mod. Just in time, this one has blown me away with the amount of detail its modder – Wang191 managed to put into this, rightly so, it took him nine months to complete but what a masterpiece.
When you think you’ve seen it all, someone else clever comes up with another. This Lego masterpiece was created by Apple software engineer Andrew Carol who managed to use 1,500 LEGO Technic parts to recreate the Antikythera.
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This may not be the safest helmet to wear on a Halloween night but haven’t we said it before? Lego can create anything your imagination takes you! This Master Chief helmet from the Halo series is completely built of Lego bricks except for the visor and from a distance away, I think one would barely be able to make out that its made of Lego.
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We’ve featured plenty of Lego fun in the past, but the latest DiCaprio film Inception in Lego? Despite, not having yet been to the cinemas for the film, I think still think the below scenes of the mind playing film are pretty awesome looking, I especially like the one with the characters floating in mid-air!
Robots and machines when built from Lego blocks can do alot of stunning tasks and this Lego Mindstorms Cubestormer is a prime example of what these guys can do. The video below shows you the world’s fastest known Lego Mindstorms RCX speedcubing robot. Built entirely from just Lego elements, it scans and solves any 3x3x3 Rubik’s cube combination in under 12 seconds.
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