14 Insane Lego Sculptures
[“Cool Puggie” by Marcos Bessa Photo: Flickr Marcos Bessa]
Most of us never got past basic house and rocket ship building #liferegrets.
These guys though - they guys graduated from the school of awesome and became Lego master builders. They’re superior to you and I. It’s something we just have to accept.
So grab a tissue, wipe those tears of anguish and let’s have a gander at some of their incredible creations.
Lego aquarium by Andy Hung
[Photo: Andy Hung]
Venus de Medici built by Ryan McNaught Claire Ashworth & Clay Mellington
This Lego replica of Venus de Medici took 78 hours to design and build and approximately 18,000 bricks.
[Photo: The Brick Man]
Whale by Nicholas Foo
This bus stop mural was designed to blend with it’s surroundings when viewed from the front. Part of a trio which took over 97,000 pieces to build.
[Photo: Blackbulbcreations]
Charlie Chaplin by Amazings
[Photo: amazings]
Lego Iron Man by Bright Bricks
[Photo: Bright Bricks]
Bison by Sean Kenny
This life-sized bison is nearly 7 feet long and contains 45,143 pieces to build.
[Photo: Sean Kenny]
T Rex by Nathan Sawaya
Took 80,020 bricks and an entire summer to assemble.
[Photo: Nathan Sawaya]
Hogwarts by Alice Finch
Made with 400,000 Lego bricks.
[Photo: bookriot]
Lego Jesus
This statue of Jesus was made from 30,000 bricks and took forty volunteers eighteen months to build.
Yankee Stadium by Sean Kenny
This sculpture took 3 years to build is 6 feet wide and 5 feet long. Kenny was assisted over the course by a Manhattan school child.
Moby Dick
This Moby Dick sculpture stands at 10 foot and took more than 350,000 bricks to make. Part of an exhibition of nautical Lego sculptures at the Sydney aquarium.
[Photo: bookriot]
Lego Space Shuttle
This Lego shuttle took 65,000 bricks and 1,590 hours to assemble. It features flashing lights under the boosters and a countdown. It featured in an amusement park in Japan called Nasu Highland Park.
[Photo: bookriot]
Lego Shakespeare
This bust was built by Lego to commemorate 400 years since the death of William Shakespeare. It took 9 days to build, weighs 3.5kg and stands at forty centimetres tall.
[Photo: Lego]
