Legos are amazing little toys. You can build almost anything with them, if you have enough Lego bricks and the time to do such. But to be a brickmaster, you really have to excel at putting things together that are artistic, to-scale, or just so big that they can't be ignored.
Brickfair 2013 was a big exposition this weekend for Lego aficionados. Lots of great builds were there to see and enjoy. I took a few pictures, but this is really something you have to see in person to really appreciate.
And here are the pics.
Brickfair 2013 was a big exposition this weekend for Lego aficionados. Lots of great builds were there to see and enjoy. I took a few pictures, but this is really something you have to see in person to really appreciate.
And here are the pics.
The Lego Great Ball Contraption is a series of builds that move little balls along in a giant circle with seemingly endless varieties of methods.
A close-up of one bit. The balls are swept through the bit on the left, roll down to the next thing, and are moved up by a spiral ladder thingy. And then on to the next build.
A pic of the event. Note that this is a HUGE event.
Lots of minifigs in attendance as well.
Here is a WWII battle from the Japanese side
And here it is from the side of the Allies
The Storm Troopers at play
Close-up of the castle build that won the prize in that category.
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