Fantastic Pollo and Kite LEGO vignettes, the LEGO little treasure

I'm mainly into Lego Technic, but I also got special feelings with "normal" LEGO vignettes, they can combine small size, lost of details and skill demonstrations, this is the case of  "Kostbar-Kite" by mijasper

And from one of the latest collectible series, the "POLLO" a funny chicken street vendor without complex, by the wife of chomas22

Magnificent JPS Lotus 72

JPS Lotus 72, a photo by DeTomaso77 on Flickr.

The ratio detail/scale is just over 9000! ;)

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The JPS 72 built to go with my JPS Transporter.

The Lotus 72 gained JPS livery in 1972 and with it Emmerson Fittipaldi claimed the World Championship, and came close the following season. With the failure of the Lotus 76, the Lotus 72 had to be used for a futher two seasons before finally retiring.

It turned out to be the most successful Formula 1 car ever with twenty race wins. The Lotus 72 raced for six years! and won three Constructor's Championships. The JPS livery was used in the 1972-75 seasons with the Lotus 72 in D, E and F configurations.

From basic LEGO CALENDAR to advanced level calendar!

Another example of how development can improve everything, and LEGO let do it so well

This is Nice Piece Usage

                           I Built a Car!, a photo by 「Ƞicκ C.」 on Flickr.

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                    And to proper minifig scale, as well.

We will, we will, BLOCK YOU!

Nice piece usage in all the details.

                                 "We will, we will, BLOCK YOU!", a photo by Ochre Jelly on Flickr.

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Since my larger Mercury model generated the usual deluge of hopelessly optimistic "please post instructions!" requests, I thought I'd meet people half way this time and at least offer a CubeDude version! (instructions to follow)

Dutch Coaster one of the best Lego ships ever

Lately it's not unusual to see amazing ships built with lego.

But this creation is specially beauty and extremely realistic, one step further in the konajra building level.

FIONA'S GALLERY

Outstanding creation, we will look forward for the next one!

Ave S-112 "Duck" Train by Aitoruco

Aitoruco's latest work on trains world is this fantastic model of another Spanish Train Engine, really accurate , having in mind the complex shaping of the original thing.

The Renfe 112 series is a high-speed train of the Spanish rail company Renfe Operator, manufactured by Talgo and Bombardier. It's an evolution of the 102 series. It is designed to travel commercially to 350 km / h, although it has been approved to 330 km / h. The maximum speed currently circulating is 300 km / h.

LEGO Star Wars Hairs Got Did

Hairs Got Did, a photo by powerpig on Flickr.

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Lego's latest Millenium Falcon set includes updated versions of Luke, Leia and Han. Unfortunately, Han's update is a bit less impressive than the others.

The LEGO USCSDT

USCSDT -- LeftAngle, a photo by Uspez Morbo on Flickr.

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I pushed the size boundaries to the limit for the vehicle and load capacity comes in at 163 bricks.

My 2012 Microcity modules

I'm proud of present to you my microcity modules of 2012

You can see all my micro city modules in Hispalug (google transtalte) Flickr or brickshelf for best resolution

First the video:

And the modules:

LEGO Vintage style vehicles

Yep, I'm not only in technic, remembering my childhood I've built this vehicles for the city diorama of the Hispalug Expo 2012 in a simple and classic style, but all had some particular details of my building style.

Tank truck, with slopes and decoration with plates.

Off-road with smooth bottom.

Bulldozer with an ancient style.

Racing car.

And a video of all of it:

Do you Know what...

Time is it??

Creations by By ccy 8086

Lego twisted tower technique

Extraordinary effect accomplished with a smart and simple technique, by by cibomahto

Kingstown, USA, 1959

Henrik Hoexbroe has presented all his work of several months in the HispaLUG Expo 2012

With all of you the diorama Kingstown, USA, 1959, reaching the perfection of what a LEGO diorama could be.

No matter if you love regular Lego or not, or if you like 50's or 60's , the detail level in here is just spectacular, and this is the creation of only one person... 

SFRIP's Space liner, the magisterial shape

Snot techniques, multiple direction building, SFRIP has applied all his skills to accomplish this sleek space liner made of LEGO but with TENTE style.

More photos...

Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4

Spectacular reproduction of this also spectacular sports car, the fidelity of the lines and the studded zones make it look as aggressive as the real thing.

More photos in the LEGO Bro Flickr Galery

Wind up Gandalf arrives

Not sure if this is technic in some way but I'm really sure that's interesting and lovely in many ways.

"A wizard is never late with this motorized wagon. Give Gandalf some real horse power with the wind up motor."

Technical Stone Floor

Blake Foster has developed this cool and lovely stone floor texture using this technic pieces.

Depending on scale it will work fine for different uses, cobblestone, rough fabric... Nice example of how the Technic pieces have SNOT uses for regular building.

Space ship masterpiece

I can't tell how much I like the shape, the details and the construction resources of this ship, how original is the design despite of being a "brick"

Here, the elegant creation of M_o_n_k_e_y nice example of how the little details can enhance the whole thing

I'm specially in love with this photo, a nice presentation of the starfighter.

M_o_n_k_e_y has some more excellent Starfighters, check it out at his Flickr SET

The LEGO Story 80th anniversary

17 minutes to know this "epic" history...