We love watching masterpieces of stop-motion filmmaking. Including this music video featuring laser-cut dance figures and this short film of a man waiting out winter in his cabin. Now we can add to ...
Lego may have started out as a simple toy, but later became a brilliant platform for mechanical experimentation. Many like to build their favorite cars or engines in thousands of plastic bricks, and ...
12 years ago Swedish musical duo Rymdreglage released the now-legendary Lego animated music video, 8-Bit Trip. This week, after nine years of work, three of which were spent building a custom ...
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Sam Cox and Justin LaRosa are graphical designers with a passion for Lego, so they decided to bring them together by creating a letterpress printing setup using Lego bricks, to print wonderful 8 ...
A flat 8-bit Mario figure will also be featured on the scrolling screen of an accompanying buildable retro TV. For the most enjoyable interactive experience, the NES set is tailored for compatibility ...
The image above looks like it’s a screenshot from an old Mario game or something. But it’s actually a real photo of actual Lego model, perfectly mimicking the pixel art of classic Nintendo games.
What combines Lego, stop motion animation and a tribute to 8-bit video games all in one place? Sorry, the answer is this 8-Bit Trip music video, but to be fair I ...
The last Nintendo/Lego was for kids, but this one is aimed at the adults. The set includes an NES console with one controller, along with a game cartridge that fits into the cartridge slot, just like ...
On PC, PS4 & Xbox One: Check out disco sabers and secret Kylo shrines with these early Easter eggs found all over the LEGO Star Wars galaxy. There’s plenty we’ve missed, so if you’ve found something ...
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