Lego Masterpieces

Do you remember when you used to play with Lego’s?

Do you remember the joy of connecting those pieces together?

Do you remember the fun it was creating something out of simple plastic bricks?

Well these guy’s sure do. They have created amazing replicas of some of your favorite sci-fi ships and characters.

Let’s begin with the full-scale replica of T-800 from Terminator, built by Martin Latta, using 15,000 Lego pieces.

Next on the list is Ben Caulkins that over the last seven months built a scale replica of Mass Effect’s Normandy SR2.

Also on the list is the Star Wars Sand Crawler by Marshal Banana, with 10,000 and its radio controlled.

Creeping up is this Alien facehugger made by DeviantArtist AL13N163NA.

Now we move to the heavy weights with Adrian Drake’s 7 feet plus, 135 pound, 70,000 bricks, 21 months in the making replica of cult tv Serenity ship from Joss Whedon’s Firefly.

Challenging this heavy weight is the full size replica of the X-Wing fighter model from Star Wars, which weighs 45,979.61 pounds, has a height of 11 feet, a length 44 feet and a wingspan of 44 feet and it took 32 builders about 4 months to construct. It has 5,335,200 Lego bricks, wow.  

  

Setting themselves apart is Mark Borlase diorama of Star Wars’ Hoth Battle, made with 60,000 pieces at a cost of 3,000 dollars.

Also in here is Orion Pax’s Batcave.

Don't forget to see their individual pages, each of them of many other creations, from Iron Man, Breaking Bad, Millenium Falcon, Halo, Endor's forrest (very cool).

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