LEGO plus retrogaming is a match made in geek heaven. Feast your eyes on these amazing works of brick art.
Chris McVeigh
As well as being an awesome LEGO builder, Chris McVeigh is an author, illustrator and photographer. Chris develops build guides which he offers freely (for personal use only), and has custom building kits for sale at Storenvy.
A selection of Chris’ build guides
Some of Chris’ kits for sale at Storenvy
Source: Chris McVeigh via Kotaku
Retrogaming Mosaic
This fantastic mosaic was built using 10,511 individual LEGO pieces (fixed to fifteen 15″x15″baseplates)! How many characters can you name?
Source: Etsy via Technabob
Super Mario Bros. Aquarium
This gorgeous aquarium was made by designer and blogger Kelsey Kronmiller and it took her about 336 hours in total to build – but I’m sure you’ll agree it was well worth the effort.
Source: Kelsey Kronmiller via Geek
LEGO Bob-omb Battlefield (Super Mario 64)
This LEGO Bob-omb Battlefield is super-cute.
Source: Matt De Lanoy on Flickr via @Nyleak
LEGO Game Boy by Dario Dipic
You have to look twice at this amazing LEGO Game Boy by Dario Dipic to tell it’s not real!
Source: Dario Dipic on MOCpages
I found plenty of other amazing works of retrogaming LEGO art (a few so great they deserve their own post), so stay tuned for more LEGO stories in the near future. In the meantime, get building!
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