16 most incredible working Lego creations
The art of bricks has been redefined by grace and genius of the Lego art enthusiasts. It’s almost amazing to figure out what these big guys can do with the blocks of child's play. Considering the Lego bricks as ideal artistic material, artists have flooded us with exceptionally creative and versatile sculptures. While chuck of Lego sculptures we’ve seen are illustrative models, here we’ve shuffled the internet to find for you 16 most incredible working Lego creations we have fallen for, and you’ll be forced to follow suit - guaranteed.
• Lego PC case Mod
PC case built from Legos in an all exclusive Lego shell, is inclusive of - VIA Epia PD Mobo 1Ghz, Nvidia 6200 PCI Graphics, Laptop 80 Gig 7200Rpm Hdd, Laptop DVD, 1 gig Geil DDR memory, 200 watt PS. The Lego PC case mod also has an AC8 exhaust fan with cooling intakes on sides and wheels for mobility that surely takes this creation to an all new surpassing high.
• Lego V8 Engine
Matching the perfection of a V8 engine should have been an issue for even the best, but not for Barman from Brickshelf, who's built this fun V8 Lego engine that took him about 5 months to make it, here’s a video of it in action.
• Brad’s Lego guitar
Here is a masterpiece from Brad – an awesome guitar constructed entirely out of Lego bricks. Yes, every Lego enthusiast has a taste, and wouldn’t like just anything – but I’ll try clear up a couple of things for the buffs. The guitar is playable, but has to be re-tuned after a few chops, coz the ‘truss rod’ made for the back isn’t strong enough to handle the string tension for long.
• Lego motorcycle
This remote controlled Lego motorcycle Fat Boy version is simply amazing. It is a great looking Lego creation which has a small engine, and can turns and drives around, here’s a video of it in action.
• Lego Telephone
Master users of Lego bricks have taken the whole routine of Lego creations to great heights. Even the electronic world isn’t left untouched; we’ve seen a whole lot of electronic creations and this working Lego Landline Phone is just one cool example. Featuring the ring and pulse switches of any regular landline phone, this fully functional desk phone has brick for buttons.
• LegoBelarus DT 75 Crawler Tractor
Check out the 1:13 scale Lego replica of the Belarus DT 75 Crawler Tractor, originally produced at the Volgograd Tractor factory. Dating back to the ’50s, the original had a robust track equipment based on that of an army tank. Thanks Dmac for revitalizing the raw beauty of this impressive beast with Lego bricks. Moving this Lego beast requires two motors while two to operate the pneumatic system of the blade. See the video below.
• Remote Controlled Lego Bugatti Veyron
The Lego Bugatti Veyron features remote controlled braking system, power targa roof and motorized rear spoiler. Also, there is a seven speed sequential gearbox plus reverse. Checkout the video below.
• Lego Wall-E
Wall-E has been awesome, but in Lego it's twice in awesomeness. LEGO Wall-E by Joe Meno, editor of Brickjournal magazine, is a Lego robot with moving neck and arms, plus rolling treads. It took Joe three months to make the Wall-E.
• LEGO Guitar Hero Controller
LEGO Guitar Hero Controller is modeled after the Gibson Explorer guitar, which comes with the Guitar Hero game. The Lego avatar is stuffed in with the components of the original guitar controller. This makes the Lego guitar a little larger than the original, but surprisingly it is fully functional.
• Lego Ferrari F1 racer
Leon Krijgsman was seen driving through the streets in a Ferrari F1 racer made in Lego. Comprised of 80,000 Lego bricks, this 1:8 scale Ferrari F1 racer is a functional beast that make all the onlookers jealous to the core.
• Ford GT in LEGO
This extremely detailed LEGO recreation of the Ford GT is a cool representation of the car. The creator of the model, Firas Abu-Jaber has created the model in great detail, not just for the exterior or the moving parts, but also with the interior and the engine.
• LEGO robot solves Sudoku puzzles
This specially made LEGO Mindstorms NXT robot confidently solves the Sudoku puzzles. It uses light image sensors to understand the puzzle, makes the requisite calculations, with the algorithmic understanding and then without any doubt, jots down the solution on the same page. See the video below.
• Lego Wall-E
Winner of the NXTLog building challenge, this Lego Wall-E crafted entirely out of one NXT retail kit and one 2007 TECHNIC Bulldozer kit. The best thing is that it actually works and uses an ultrasonic sensor to detect, verify and scoop trash right away keeping your room clean. watch this amazing creature in action in the video below.
• LEGO Ferrari 250 GTO
The scorching Ferrari 250 GTO on LEGO Technic wheels has a working steering with genuine suspension traits, plus a V12 beast replication with a 3-speed gearbox.
• LEGO BlackBerry Tour 9360 smartphone
We have seen some of the interesting LEGO mockups in the past, but the LEGO BlackBerry Tour 9360 smartphone by artist Nathan Sawaya is simply a dazzling creation, as it not only stands tall at over five feet but also integrates a flat-screen TV supported by thousands of LEGO bricks. A stunning piece of art, the giant smartphone is made entirely in plastic LEGO bricks, which neatly hold the flat screen to play videos for the viewers. Check out the video below.
• Samson battle helicopter in LEGO
This Lego Technic version of the Aerospatiale SA-2 Samson VTOL aircraft from James Cameron’s Avatar by Barry features counter-rotating props, doors that open and close, and a central joystick that controls the angle of the props. See video below and enjoy.
