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Immersive LEGO scenes fill the frame with bricks and make you feel like you’re getting a glimpse into another world. Hejjo Demokowicz demonstrates a mastery of the form with his series of steampunk districts that began in 2022, each depicting a solitary figure beginning a journey. The latest entry, District 3, depicts a snowy, urban…

Immersive LEGO scenes fill the frame with bricks and make you feel like you’re getting a glimpse into another world. Hejjo Demokowicz demonstrates a mastery of the form with his series of steampunk districts that began in 2022, each depicting a solitary figure beginning a journey. The latest entry, District 3, depicts a snowy, urban…

Back in August I wrote a review for 76439-1 – Ollivanders & Madam Malkin’s Robes. In that review, I mentioned there weren’t too many sets that depict the iconic Diagon Alley, and that I was hoping to see more of the stores in the future.

Back in August I wrote a review for 76439-1 – Ollivanders & Madam Malkin’s Robes. In that review, I mentioned there weren’t too many sets that depict the iconic Diagon Alley, and that I was hoping to see more of the stores in the future.

Back in August I wrote a review for 76439-1 – Ollivanders & Madam Malkin’s Robes. In that review, I mentioned there weren’t too many sets that depict the iconic Diagon Alley, and that I was hoping to see more of the stores in the future.

Back in August I wrote a review for 76439-1 – Ollivanders & Madam Malkin’s Robes. In that review, I mentioned there weren’t too many sets that depict the iconic Diagon Alley, and that I was hoping to see more of the stores in the future.

Back in August I wrote a review for 76439-1 – Ollivanders & Madam Malkin’s Robes. In that review, I mentioned there weren’t too many sets that depict the iconic Diagon Alley, and that I was hoping to see more of the stores in the future.

Back in August I wrote a review for 76439-1 – Ollivanders & Madam Malkin’s Robes. In that review, I mentioned there weren’t too many sets that depict the iconic Diagon Alley, and that I was hoping to see more of the stores in the future.

Back in August I wrote a review for 76439-1 – Ollivanders & Madam Malkin’s Robes. In that review, I mentioned there weren’t too many sets that depict the iconic Diagon Alley, and that I was hoping to see more of the stores in the future.

When working in LEGO, texture is everything! Case in point, check out this evil scientist by Mattia Careddu. Through the clever placement of cherries covering their head, Dr. Voltainsminz comes off as a slimy, alien-like villain bent on world domination! The post [Building Techniques] How to vilify a scientist through texture appeared first on The…