Touchy-Feely.

LEGO used as Brail? Yes indeed, the raised studs here read "LEG GODT" - or "Play Well" in Danish. I don't know about you, dear reader, but I've not seen that before. This ignenious idea, is courtesy of SavaTheAggie.

Dr. S.

Lego Photography

There's a whole lot more to Lego than just creations. You can make those distinctive minifigs interact with the real world, creating beautifully shot, fantastic pictures. I've seen a whole lot of them in the Flickr Lego group recently, so I'll give you my favourites.

A Dan of Action brings us this great shot of a classic minifig, starting the last month of his 365-days project.

And also a great comedy shot of a poor minifig stuck in an egg. Or is he just hatching?

The Brick Bunster has got his hands on some of those polystyrene swirly things and has used them for icebergs in some great shots such as this one...

...and this one, too.

im.mick brings us this wonderful shot of Boba Fett, Zam Wessel, IG-88 and Dengar being arrested for possession of firearms and drugs.

En fin, here's some fantastic shots from the master of this Lego-in-the-real-world genre, smokebelch .

~John

Stapler

Well, last time I did Scotland, the time before it was Ireland, so following the famous saying, I had to do a stapler this time. It kind of looks like it can do anything except staple paper together... but oh well.

Stop, Drop and Roll

The idea of having lego people in the real world has been around for a long time, but it hasn't ever been done as well as this. Admittedly it lacks a story, and the minifigures are a bit twitchy but it's a funny concept. You can find it on YouTube by clicking here.

-Luke, editor (This is my 100th post!)

Sugegasa's Compass

Sugegasa shows off her amazing talents, yet again. This is her life-sized Lego compass, which is perfectly designed and even has the shiny little point! Waw! Check out more of her Lego-in-real-life and miscellaneous models here !


-John, Admin (Jåm !!)