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Anatomy of a LEGO Minifig

Finally, we get to see what’s really inside of a LEGO Minifig, and surprisingly enough, it appears quite human-like. Basically, “Jason Freeny, the artist behind this sculpted vivisection, details the process on his Facebook page, showing the use of an off the shelf Lego toy, sculpting clay, and some very, very meticulous work.” Continue reading [...]

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7 Creative LEGO Ads

We all know that LEGO bricks aren’t the most detailed of toys, but that doesn’t mean the company can’t get creative with their advertising. For example, a LEGO ship’s shadow can represent its real-life counterpart. Continue reading to see seven more creative examples. [Toxel]

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LEGO Helmet Doubles as Interactive Book Experience

In addition to being the world’s first wearable LEGO helmet, this accessory doubles ” as a headset for listening to the audio for LEGO comics as well as a role-playing toy. ” No word yet on pricing or availability. Once subscribed to Audio Comic, you’ll receive the LEGO comic through the post with your activation [...]

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LEGO Mini-Figurine USB Flash Drive

Finally, LEGO has officially released a mini-figurine USB flash drive that can not only hold 2GB of or your files, but be carried around as a key chain as well. Unfortunately, there are no special characters available yet, aside from the standard model above. At the moment they’re a little disappointing with just 2GBs of [...]

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Badass LEGO Guns

You haven’t seen LEGO, until you’ve seen these badass LEGO guns by Martin Hudepohl. His new book ” teaches you everything you need to know to create some awesome LEGO weapons.” If you’re interested in purchasing the book, which costs $18, you can pick it up here. Video after the break. Ok, I’m convinced. With [...]

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