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  • Journey through the Forgotten Temple

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    Inspired by their own traveling adventures, pickybrickster created this fictional forgotten temple that blends various architectural styles and inspirations to create something new in LEGO form. The outside of the temple is lush and overrun with vegetation, featuring incredibly realistically shaped trees that bend and bow with an explosion of leaves at the top. The…

  • Journey through the Forgotten Temple

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    Inspired by their own traveling adventures, pickybrickster created this fictional forgotten temple that blends various architectural styles and inspirations to create something new in LEGO form. The outside of the temple is lush and overrun with vegetation, featuring incredibly realistically shaped trees that bend and bow with an explosion of leaves at the top. The…

  • Instructions to Expand Your LEGO Succulents

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    Many of us love the LEGO Botanical Collection. Making flowers and plants from unusual and repeated LEGO elements has stretched back in AFOL history from competitions like the Iron Builder to more modern sets. LEGO’s extended line of floral décor touches upon that desired “NPU” (Nice Parts Usage) descriptor for AFOLs and reaches out to…

  • Instructions to Expand Your LEGO Succulents

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    Many of us love the LEGO Botanical Collection. Making flowers and plants from unusual and repeated LEGO elements has stretched back in AFOL history from competitions like the Iron Builder to more modern sets. LEGO’s extended line of floral décor touches upon that desired “NPU” (Nice Parts Usage) descriptor for AFOLs and reaches out to…

  • Instructions to Expand Your LEGO Succulents

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    Many of us love the LEGO Botanical Collection. Making flowers and plants from unusual and repeated LEGO elements has stretched back in AFOL history from competitions like the Iron Builder to more modern sets. LEGO’s extended line of floral décor touches upon that desired “NPU” (Nice Parts Usage) descriptor for AFOLs and reaches out to…

  • Instructions to Expand Your LEGO Succulents

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    Many of us love the LEGO Botanical Collection. Making flowers and plants from unusual and repeated LEGO elements has stretched back in AFOL history from competitions like the Iron Builder to more modern sets. LEGO’s extended line of floral décor touches upon that desired “NPU” (Nice Parts Usage) descriptor for AFOLs and reaches out to…

  • Instructions to Expand Your LEGO Succulents

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    Many of us love the LEGO Botanical Collection. Making flowers and plants from unusual and repeated LEGO elements has stretched back in AFOL history from competitions like the Iron Builder to more modern sets. LEGO’s extended line of floral décor touches upon that desired “NPU” (Nice Parts Usage) descriptor for AFOLs and reaches out to…

  • Surfing through the jungle with this beautiful LEGO butterfly

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    With a name like birdwing butterfly, it’s no surprise that this majestic insect by moptoptrev has wings that resemble a bird. What surprised me was the clever use of so many interesting parts to achieve the unique pattern on those wings, from a surfboard to a ski pole. And there are many nice parts used…

  • Pikmin and Pellet Posies make a Perfect Pair

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    neo_mocs has done it again – this time with an adorable recreation of some of Nintendo’s most colorful characters. The colors work so well here that I’m actually surprised that Pikmin hasn’t been more represented in LEGO MOCs. Regardless, these little guys are just as endearing here as when Shigeru Miyamoto first revealed them at…

  • Pikmin and Pellet Posies make a Perfect Pair

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    neo_mocs has done it again – this time with an adorable recreation of some of Nintendo’s most colorful characters. The colors work so well here that I’m actually surprised that Pikmin hasn’t been more represented in LEGO MOCs. Regardless, these little guys are just as endearing here as when Shigeru Miyamoto first revealed them at…