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Showing posts with label LEGO. Show all posts
Saturday, 29 August 2020
Tuesday, 10 December 2019
Monday, 28 October 2019
1989 LEGO Batmobile & Minifig ??
Now with these leaked shots, fans are able to get hold of the iconic Batmobile which Micheal Keaton’s Batman made famous.
Styled like a UCS set, the LEGO 76139 Batmobile looks to be released
as part of Batman’s 80th anniversary. As we approach the tail end of
2019, it looks as though LEGO has done well to keep this set under
wraps.
Until now.
LEGO has only a few short months to release this 1989 set before 2019
wraps up. So, it’s only a matter of time before we get the full
announcement and release of the LEGO 76139 Batmobile.
Tuesday, 2 October 2018
The EPIC LEGO Batcave.
This is all kinds of amazing! I want this sooo badly (but have no room to put it).
Wednesday, 22 August 2018
RC Lego Batmobile Is Your Puppy's Worst Nightmare
The new 321-piece set is essentially a remote-controlled car, and that car happens to be a modern Batmobile. The design resembles the vehicle in the Christopher Nolan Batman movies, so it has a beefier, tactical sort of feel. This actually comes into play when you’re actually driving it around, too.
Saturday, 12 May 2018
18ft LEGO Batmobile
18ft LEGO Batmobile
This. Is. Awesome.
We’ve all been introduced to the concept of a Master Builder by the LEGO Movie, but in real life, there are Master Builders, too. LEGO artist Nathan Sawaya is one such person, and for his new exhibition, the Art of the Brick: DC Comics, he has created a life-size replica of the Batmobile made entirely of LEGO.
The Batmobile is made out of a half a million LEGO bricks and measures over 18 feet long. Sawaya spent almost 500 hours on it over the course of two months. “It’s close to the weight of a real car… It’s at least 1500 pounds,” Sawaya noted.
The touring exhibition, in partnership with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC Entertainment, will feature the world’s largest collection of DC Comics-inspired artwork made entirely of LEGO bricks.
“I’ve done exhibitions with LEGO bricks as an art medium before but this was a brand new opportunity to explore the art of DC and use their characters,” said Sawaya.
At San Diego Comic-Con 2015, Jim Lee, the world-renowned artist and co-publisher of DC Comics, drew the blueprint for the Batmobile that Sawaya later pieced together. The Batmobile will be first on display when the tour kicks off in Sydney, Australia in November.
How did Sawaya start his path to become a Master Builder? “I’ve been working with LEGO bricks as an art medium for almost a decade now,” he said. “I used to practice corporate law in New York City and I’d come home at night and need some sort of creative outlet. I’d do drawing or painting, I’d sculpt out of more traditional media. One day, I thought about LEGO bricks from my childhood as an art medium as an art medium. So I started challenging myself and using the brick as something for art, doing larger pieces, and eventually, I left the law firm to become a full-time artist and just focus on creating art out of LEGO.”
As for how he hooked up with DC for this project, he said, “I wanted to do an exhibition focusing on good and evil, really, and I kind of changed that into heroes and villains, so where does one look for that? Of course, the pages of comic books. It made sense to turn to DC Comics with their superheroes and supervillains for my project.
“The history starts when DC was doing their ‘We Can Be Heroes’ activities and I had been invited by DC to do a piece of work for [that] project that they could auction off in one of their fundraisers, so I had done a piece with them for that and we just started talking about this whole exhibition and it became a big project.”
After piecing together such a huge piece, Sawaya said simply, “These hands are sore.”
Look for his creation at the launch of The Art of the Brick: DC Comics in Sydney in November, and keep checking IGN for more details on the touring exhibition.
via IGN.com
Tuesday, 19 September 2017
Art of the Brick: DC Super Heroes
The exhibition "The Art of the Brick: DC Super Heroes" by acclaimed LEGO artist Nathan Sawaya debuted in London, U.K., on March 1, 2017. Housed in an exclusively built space on South Bank, the contemporary art display is a showcase of Sawaya's interpretations of the DC Super Heroes mythology.
Wednesday, 15 February 2017
The LEGO Batman Movie’ sets a 2017 box office record
The LEGO Batman Movie was king of the box office this weekend! It made $55.6 million, beating out Fifty Shades Darker and John Wick: Chapter 2. Worldwide, The LEGO Batman Movie has made $92.6 million so far.
The LEGO Batman Movie also set a box office record. With $55.6 million in its first weekend domestically, it became the biggest opening of 2017. With very positive reviews from critics and great feedback from fans, I don’t see The LEGO Batman Movie slowing down any time soon.
Thursday, 9 February 2017
How to Choose Your leader.
The secret to great detective work: Absolutely no bias. Watch #DCTV's greatest crime fighters on @TheCW App! #LEGOBatmanMovie pic.twitter.com/ToWJS68r3S— DC (@DCComics) February 8, 2017
Saturday, 21 January 2017
#LegoBatmanMovie Batmobile being built.
Handcrafted for hot pursuit. Watch the All-New LEGO® Batmobile from #Chevy get built, piece by piece. #LEGOBatmanMovie pic.twitter.com/IQ84Rl2oGQ— Chevrolet (@chevrolet) January 18, 2017
Tuesday, 9 August 2016
Every Adaptation of Batman, Ranked from Worst to Best
Pretty good article. Covering everything from the 1940's black & white serial to animated series video game, LEGO and the big screen. Check it out! #1 might surprise you.
Friday, 29 July 2016
Tuesday, 26 July 2016
Thursday, 21 July 2016
Two The LEGO Batman Movie Official Set Images Revealed
The Batmobile includes minifigures of Batman, Robin, Man-Bat, and the
Kabuki Twins. Batman has a new belt attachment piece while Robin wears
some of the new green goggles which we saw before. Man-Bat looks like
the same one we’ve in in a previous set while The Kabuki Twins are brand
new. We’ll see how the assassins will play part in the movie later on.
Monday, 18 July 2016
Friday, 1 April 2016
HOLY LEGO BATCAVE!
The Dark Knight in brick form. Even cooler than all of the detail he put in the Batcave, though, is the fact that it's actually built below another build of Wayne Manor. Gotta love the geographical accuracy on that. Check out some photos below, and see them all at Glasure's Flickr page.
Monday, 28 March 2016
Thursday, 24 March 2016
Tuesday, 22 March 2016
LEGO BATMAN MOVIE Images
Back in 2014, Will Arnett’s LEGO Batman stole the show in The LEGO Movie. Next year, Arnett returns in The LEGO Batman Movie, and the first stills from the film have finally been revealed!
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