Beyond the Brick's Joshua Hanlon talks with Ty Wilkinson about his LEGO Vietnam War display at Bricks by the Bay 2018.🔔Subscribe for awesome new LEGO videos...

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Picked up the instructions and parts list for this custom Battle Droid from Build Better Bricks and decided to do a speed build video for it. I absolutely lo...

This incredible recreation of Lord of the Rings' Helm's Deep battle is made from 150,000 LEGO bricks and 1,700 mini-figures. Peter Jackson would be proud.

Creepy legends about magical skulls. The skull had an oppressive reputation.... More impressive, judging by the descriptions, were the pyramids of severed heads that Tamerlane's soldiers left behind after the battle. Like the deeds of Timur's army in Sistan, where living prisoners with bricks and clay were mixed together for the base of the minarets, like magical sacrifices.

Celebrate 50 years of D&D with the Modular Battle Map System! Adapt your terrain on the fly with this micro-scale, macro-packed, and highly flexible LEGO playset. Easy to take apart and reassemble: this model comes with four biomes that blend together seamlessly, from the zombie invested forest (including secret tunnel) to the foaming sea. Beware the bath duck. Over the past five+ years I have used LEGO bricks countless of times for battle maps and other prop pieces. It is my personal conviction that brick-build battle maps work much better at micro- than minifigure scale, simply because they require way fewer bricks. That makes things quicker to build, simpler, and cheaper too! With this entry I hope to convince everybody, who wasn't convinced yet, that smaller doesn’t mean less detailed! (P.S. If this model where to become an actual LEGO set I would like to include plenty of jumper plates and even some minifigures too–they do work better as dress-up dolls).

In preparation for the upcoming offensive against the Allies, the Germans put up a fierce defense in the Hurtgen Forest on the Siegfried line. The battle was fought from September 19th to December 16th, 1944 and resulted in a successful German defensive victory. The Americans under the command of Omar Bradley launched a series of attacks against the German lines but to no avail and took heavy casualties. It is estimated that the Americans lost around 55,000 men compared to the Germans losing 28,000 men. The Germans were now able to use the forest as a staging point for the Battle of the Bulge. Full view of the Hurtgen Forest Collab. The collab turned out great and it was good being a part of it. Thanks to everyone who helped or contributed including Tobias, Brendon, Joe, Mason, Brailey, Alex, George and Quinn. Also a huge thank you to our sponsors Mark and Joe, Chris for printing bricks and Victor for printing the huge Hurtgen brick.

A calcite castle that consists of bricks that remember each and every battle, kings and queens that ever conquered its line. Yet their old age isn't shown as the clear and white color shines through the debris.

In a fantasy yet lifelike birthday scene, a cake designed akin to a wargame universe stands as the centerpiece, adorned with complex icing patterns that look like miniature fortresses and legions of armored futuristic soldiers, engaged in an extraordinary battle against mythical evil creatures. Encircling the cake, a landscape built from popular interlocking bricks unfolds, boasting an impressive display of craftsmanship. This panorama features a realistic cityscape with jubilant banners waving alongside mythical creatures perched atop high-rises, fusing the whimsical with the metropolitan in a seamless blend that enchants the observer. Generated with these themes: Warhammer, and Lego. Made with ❤️ by AI.

Build the Ender Dragon, then defeat it in an epic dragon fight! With this Minecraft toy set, kids can recreate the action of the iconic video game's End Battle with LEGO bricks This LEGO Minecraft set includes a dragon slayer minifigure with a potion and ender pearl, plus a ferocious fireball-shooting black ender dragon with posable limbs, enderman figure, obsidian pillar and an end crystal with pop-up functionality The dragon fight continues online! This Minecraft toy includes a code for redeeming a dragon slayer skin in the Minecraft Bedrock Edition online game! This LEGO Minecraft the End Battle 21151 building set can be built together with all other original LEGO sets and LEGO bricks for creative building. LEGO's Minecraft collection lets video game fans get in on the building action! Measures over 3 inches (9cm) high, 9 inches (23cm) wide and 5 inches (13cm) deep; 222 pieces – Makes the perfect Minecraft gift for boys and girls aged 7+ and for dragon enthusiasts and older kids of all ages

One of the first projects I was given at architecture college was to design a brick wall. A 50 meter long wall in the middle of nowhere. A ...

I should be doing other things but this build has completely mesmerized me, probably because it's not my usual kind of stuff. Added armpit rocket launchers and back tanks/thrusters, while keeping intact cockpit opening features, and I've also fixed the design and the position of all antennas. The battle damage is just a quick acrylic test (non invasive on the bricks) because I don't have any of those wicked bullet holes stickers. I'm not sure how much I like it so it's still subject to change.

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What secrets are hidden in the passage behind the bookshelf? Find out in this LEGO build by Sam J.J.!

LEGO began releasing official Lord of the Rings sets in 2012, followed quickly by LEGO Hobbit sets, but LEGO builders have been recreating the people and places of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth for just as long as there have been books and bricks. Relax in the Shire or battle Saruman and his Uruk-hai army at Helm’s Deep and the Tower of Orthanc, but wherever your LEGO journey takes you, beware the watchful eye of Sauron!