Today's essential Flickr set comes to you via Flickr user Balakov, who adds a certain poignancy to the tried-and-true medium of recreating scenes with lego characters. Here are a few of my favorites - click through to a whole new world of Star Wars lego people being oddly tender with each other.
From plastic bags caught in trees to sidewalk newspapers to the unfortunate variety of sidewalk landmines, a vision of New York via Legos. Christoph Niemann seems to have a fun job.
This is what your Legos do when you go to sleep. The Muppet photos remind me of that W spread that Brad and Angelina did.
A website called The Brick Testament depicts 376 stories from The Bible with over 3,600 plastic illustrations. An easy way to freshen up on The Bible before you meet your girlfriend’s uber religious parents.
Sports Buzz Lego enthusiasts from Hong Kong have created a miniature Beijing Olympics! Made up of 300,000 Lego bricks and over 4,500 Lego people, the miniature Lego city includes the infamous Bird’s Nest Stadium, Michael Phelps’ Water Cube, and George W. Bush’s favorite Olympic hot spot, Beach Volleyball! All in all, it measures an impressive 10ft by 26ft.
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