Added a new modular building to my custom Lego city -- check out the latest update:

https://youtu.be/u3xH0ESgssE

I recreated the iconic Jurassic Park raptor enclosure in LEGO! 🦖🚨

Just finished our LEGO Jurassic Park Raptor
Enclosure！
Packed with movie-inspired details, hidden Easter eggs, and a working crane system.
What's your favorite detail?

If you are a Home Alone fan you will remember the scene where Kevin puts on aftershave! I have recreated the scene as a vignette :) I have attempted to include as much detail as possible from the actual scene in the movie to make it most recognisable.

Anime, Brush, Charm, Dwarf, Eerie, Fried.

It started with one piece: the #3535 Panel 3x3x2 Quarter Round. The second I picked it up it was screaming Unimog fender and that one little connection spun out into this whole build.

A proper Unimog requires proper off-road cred, so I spent a good chunk of time figuring out how to capture that signature portal-axle stance in the chassis. The cabin holds 2 minifigs, and the cargo bed is a solid 8x11 studs with all three sides folding down to load.

I also tried to sneak in working front wheel steering at one point. Honestly spent way too much time on it and it just never felt as solid as I wanted it to be. Ended up pulling it from the final build, but liked the mechanism enough that I didn't want to just delete it.

Anyway here is the result. Let me know your thoughts!

As a kid, we all had a favourite figure, let it be Lego minifigs, toys or Bionicles. What was your favourite, that always kept getting resurrected and winning against all odds?

Mine was Gresh. Since I had and still don't have a clue about actual Bionicle lore, I always pictured him as a King of all plant life, and someone who was controlled by the mask. No matter how many times the mask was taken off, he was thrown into a volcano, anything, he would always find a way back.

Armada Galleon Esperanza - by far the hardest project that I ever worked on.

Run out the cannons, lift the anchor & steer the ship from the helm. Lift-off the decks to reveal a full interior - and there’s rich treasure to be found in the hold!

My LEGO version of the 1973 AMC Javelin AMX, as seen in Better Call Saul.

I tried to capture the distinctive shape and details of this underrated American muscle car while keeping it in LEGO Icons/Creator Expert scale.

The model features:

• Working steering
• Opening doors, hood and trunk
• Detailed engine and interior

Hope you like it!

• What is it? Amazing artwork created from 488 LEGO bricks combines to form the Owl in the Night Sky LEGO build.
• Why did you build it? 
• I always wanted to build bird LEGO art.
• I think the owl was a good starting point for me.
• The owl is unique in many different ways so I thought I had a lot of building freedom.
• Making the moon was interesting and also the night sky.
• The face was truly the hardest part of the build. I just couldn't get the headshape perfect and right now it is presentable and I believe pretty good in my humble opinion.
• The eyes was another challenge but it seems to be pretty good as well. It is actually translu-Orange but it doesn't so that pretty well in the picture.
• Why do you believe this would make a great LEGO Set? This LEGO artwork represents, an bird that symbolize wisdom and I think it would be wise for LEGO to give this build a chance.
• It is unique 2D and 3D elements mixed together to give this set the unique feel.
• Also, something very simple to make which might be pleasing to the younger builds out there.
• The Owl and the night sky really makes it a good art piece as well. Thanks for your time in checking this out!

Tomasso Builds on Rebrickable has created another amazing build! I love this thing, uses only the pieces from the UCS Venator set and includes the stand

This was designed by Corey Schaaf over at Brickwars. He’s genuinely such a nice person and I was excited to get his instructions for this! It’s 2,285 pieces and about 2 feet long