NYC-based LEGO master craftsman and graphic designer Baron Julius von Brunk (pictured above) has crammed so much awesome into these LEGO retrogaming transformers, they will blow your mind! But don’t just look at the pictures, make sure you click the links and read about how Julius designed and built each of these fantastic creations.
Game Boy Advance Transformer – ‘Vantage’
Nintendo 64 Transformers‘Ultra Hexacon’ and ‘Tetragon’ the transforming Nintendo 64 and controller, and their transforming game pak minions ‘Hot-Shot’, and ‘Mecha Kong’
NES Zapper Pistol – ‘Plasmashock’
Evil Segacon LEGOformers ‘Gearhead’, ‘Supersonic’ & ‘Knucklepunch’
Nintendo Game Boy & Tetris Transformers ‘Domaster’ & ‘Tetrawing’
And be sure to check out Julius’ other amazing work including this Giant fully-operational NES controller and Nintendo world mosaic.
Source: Julius von Brunk via Bit Rebels
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