Dblog: Lego

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27.3.14

Creatives

Gabriele Galimberti's Children's Prized Possessions.

Rob Loukotka's ACME Poster

Lego Job Application Kit

Bodypaint series by Janine Rewell

Serbian Illustrator Bratislav Milenkovic

My favourite comic Powers being made adapted by Sony exclusively for the PS3... Two detectives investigate crime in a hard boiled world of superheroes. Looks like my XBoxOne will have to wait... And read the comic, it will change your life...

Speaking of comics, two amazing webcomics releasing hardcopy volumes...

PVP webcomics legend Scott Kurtz's Table Titans; delightful tale of a group of roleplayers, in game and out on Kickstarter.

And the wonderful Abominable Charles Christopher Vol. 2, a Webcomic everybody should really check out.

25.2.14

Creatives

Street Artist Logan Hicks photographing forgotten Subways around the world.

16.10.12

Cute, Custom, Star Wars Lego

A very cute series of Star Wars in Lego for a charity event. Check out the rest of Legohaulic's work.

18.9.12

Lego Kickstarter is for the Birds!

Through this rather cool project I have discovered the equally cool Lego dedicated version of Kickstarter: CUUSOO. Get enough votes for your creations and they could become an official Lego line!

2.9.12

Lego Architecture

I just saw this new Lego range: Lego Architecture in the stores over the weekend, absolutely fantastic!

15.7.12

Lego

Lego Colosseum

Street Artist MegX and his Lego overpass

16.5.12

The Lego Gender Gap

A very interesting article on Sociological Images by David Pickett about the historical perspective on the Lego gender gap.
Part 1
Part 2

23.3.12

Board Games

I thought this was a parody when I saw it at first, but as a Pictionary & Lego fan, this looks pretty bricktastic: Lego Creationary.

Check it out.

And a couple of board games that ARE a parody... The first is Rated MA+ for course language (the title should give it away)...

F**K YOU the Board Game

The Hunger Games Board Game

20.3.12

Universal Construction Kit

Not useful unless you have your own 3D printing technology but:

"F.A.T. Lab and Sy-Lab are pleased to present the Free Universal Construction Kit: a matrix of nearly 80 adapter bricks that enable complete interoperability between ten* popular children’s construction toys.... Our adapters can be downloaded from Thingiverse.com and other sharing sites as a set of 3D models in .STL format, suitable for reproduction by personal manufacturing devices like the Makerbot (an inexpensive, open-source 3D printer)."

See the full article on F.A.T