These awesome LEGO creations are the work of The Deathly Halliwell. The head of Thanos and the Infinity Gauntlet itself look great in LEGO. Too bad this isn’t an official set, or I would buy it and display it in my office.
LEGO enthusiast Doomhandle built this amazing Imperial Star Destroyer. It is called the ISD Tyrant. That puny ship sitting next to it? That’s LEGO’s 2014 Star Destroyer set (75055), just for the sake of comparison. Yes, it blows that tiny set away, doesn’t it?
The Tyrant measures over 56 inches long and weighs about 70 lbs. It is so amazingly detailed, inside and out. Inside there are turbolifts, walkways, and even functional doors. There’s a full fledge hangar bay with ships and Darth Vader is in his meditation chamber. And more! This is a living breathing ship!
Miniature LEGO Buck Rogers and Battlestar Galactica Ships! Aren’t they cute? You see LEGO, it wouldn’t take much to start producing small sci-fi themed sets that geeks like me would actually buy. Package a few mini ships together like these and I’m all over them. These were created by Sparkart who makes all kinds of cool LEGO creations.
If you were a kid who grew up in the 80s, you know Short Circuit’s Johnny Five. You probably loved this robot as a kid. If you still have a special place in your heart for this robot, you may soon have a new toy in LEGO form. That’s because PepaQuin submitted this fan-built set to Lego Ideas. It hit the 10,000 votes needed for Lego to officially consider making it.
That would certainly be a nostalgic and awesome set for fans of the lovable robot. He stands seven-inches tall and packs in some incredible detail. It is built from 300 pieces of Lego. Let’s hope that this set passes the next hurdle and wins.
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This LEGO Xenomorph is the stuff of LEGO nightmares. Look at all of that stunning detail. It even has acid drool on the chin. It is from Spanish LEGO builders the Arvo Brothers. They really are a dynamic duo. It’s hard to imagine how anyone could top this version using just LEGO pieces.
If you want to make one yourself, they have a book detailing the process here. It always amazes me that people can creat such amazing sculptures out of LEGO.
The scene where Rey and BB-8 first met is recreated here with the Teedo scavenger and the Luggabeast. This amazing recreation was made by LEGO Ideas member hongtzer. It is their idea of a proposed playset and it is really expertly done. I can’t imagine LEGO would do a better job. It is perfect.
Which makes it a bit heartbreaking, because this concept has arrived a bit too late. LEGO already has a Teedo minifig and a luggabeast on the way as part of an upcoming set called Encounter on Jakku (75148). Oh well, we can still admire hongtzer’s work and give them credit where credit is due. Great build.
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These Star Wars Lego Minifigs Wearing Spaceship Costumes are simply adorable. They were created by Nick Chen. Each of these characters are wearing their own ships and vehicles as if cosplaying. It’s a pretty cool idea and it really makes for some great new LEGO creations. A few of our favorites are below, but you can check Nick’s Flickr page for more.
They look easy enough to make if you want these on your desk. They are pretty cute.
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We’ve seen our share of LEGO creations, including LEGO Star Wars characters, but Luc Byard’s Han Solo and Princess Leia are pretty darn adorable for a pair of blockheads. The level of detail that he was able to get is really impressive. Even their guns are awesome. He plans on making more, so we will have to stay tuned and see if they are as cute as this pair.
These LEGO portraits of Xenomorphs and Predators are fun yet terrifying. Also awesome. They capture each creature perfectly using only LEGO bricks. These 3D portraits were created by New Zealand-based LEGO enthusiast Grantmasters. Some of you may recognize the Alien portrait, which was inspired by the original cover for the Alien: Weyland-Yutani Report Collectors’ Edition book.
I would hang these on my wall, but I’m not sure they would stay. They are just too scary despite being made of LEGO.
Check out all of the cool details on this LEGO replica of a Stormtrooper E-11 Blaster Rifle. They can’t shoot straight, but I guess they know how to build with LEGO bricks. Actually, Nick Jensen created this life-size recreation of the Stormtrooper weapon. It is 100% LEGO bricks and nothing but LEGO bricks.
Nick needs to just work for LEGO, because this blaster looks perfectly accurate as far as I can tell. I would love to buy this as an official LEGO set.
