Can You Believe What They Made From Legos?
Human beings are capable of creating some amazing things--apparently even out of Legos.
Head for the hills.
Pictured with its twin (foreground), this operational Lego caravan set a world record for plastic bricks.
Ghost hunting, anyone?
Modeled after a creepy, run-down Victorian manor, Mike Doyle built his model house from black and white Legos.
Battle stations!
Lasers on standby. This wicked Cylon baseship isn't about to attack, it's a Lego construct by Garry King.
Keep on truckin'.
We got a great big convey--of Legos. This DAF Mammoth rig, built by Nako Klein Paste, almost looks roadworthy.
Pointillists, eat your heart out.
Not a bad likeness! Arthur Gugick created this impressive Lego mosaic.
Lock S-foils in attack position.
Those nerf herders at Lego constructed a 46, 000 lb X-Wing fighter from over 5 million bricks. Stang!
Don't eat those!
Eric Constantino created some almost delicious looking confections. At least those desserts are low-cal.
Sacre bleu its Sacre Coeur.
Legoland in London created an impressive scale model of the Basilica of the Sacré Cœur.
Ahoy, there! Going to the Isle of Misfit Toys?
You'd have to shrink down and turn plastic to cruise on this Queen Mary 2 built by English co. Bright Bricks.
Bear with me.
Lego sculptor Sean Kinney crafted this polar bear. Make sure it's the actual model before you touch it though.
