The video to the new Anna Meredith single, taken from her forthcoming second album, is incredible. A one-take Lego train ride around a huge track with Anna and her band playing along in different locations.
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Santa brought this beauty on Xmas day, lots of fun to make and great attention to detail. On sale now from Lego
It’s that time of year again, check these lovely images for some of the contents of the new SW Lego calendar – miniature building at it’s best.
“The 2016 edition of the LEGO Star Wars advent calendar features a theme focused around the ice planet, Hoth. Most of the builds and figures center around the integral battle at the Echo Base which kicks off The Empire Strikes Back. Snowtroopers and Hoth Rebel Troopers, along with select weapons and vehicles, are among the more prominent figures included, with another wintery-themed pieces such as a sleigh and exclusive white Chewbacca minifigure. The set is rounded it with pieces from Attack of the Clones and a couple from Return of the Jedi, including the Jedi Knight Luke Skywalker from Return of the Jedi, only the second time this character has been featured in a LEGO Star Wars advent calendar.”
More info and photos of the calendar contents here: (German language)
A collection of Lego control panels that I posted daily over the last week or so over on my Instagram for no reason other than I like them – stay on target!
The Brix System is a series of handcrafted wooden electronic devices inspired by LEGO by Swedish designer Love Hulten. Each of these (and more) work as objects ranging from computer games, phones or music-making devices. Visually taken from the classic Space Lego series of the early 80s and scaled up but still able to be assembled like real pieces, they have sockets at the reverse and can be plugged together to work in tandem too.
The Mad Max love continues to flow – fan art is cropping up all over the web as well as this tumblr with a playful feminist angle. But the winner of the super fan award goes to LEGO Will for his amazing vehicle creations of the Interceptor, War Rig- inspired ‘The Princess’, Doof Wagon, Gigahorse and more. See many more at his Flickr page here, original link via Kotaku.com
A recent edition of the Brick Journal (issue 28) has a feature on building the Police Spinner car from Blade Runner. It also has some new photos of the one-off version that Lego built for designer Syd Mead.
You can find physical copies of the magazine in Forbidden Planet sometimes or download it from their site here. The rest of the issue is heavy with insights into the Lego Movie and the various character, vehicle and set builds behind it.
Unlike the photo-shopped LP covers I posted a couple of months back, this one is actually made out of Lego. Taken from the Brickwares blog, check it out for more info.
I saw The Lego Movie yesterday with the family and it-was-AWESOME! Absolutely crazy amounts of detail in almost every frame and fun for both kids and adults. Highly recommended – here’s the blooper reel.