We saw some fabulous entries to The Brothers Brick’s microscale LEGO Harry Potter building contest — click here to see photos of all the entries. However, despite the amazing quality on display, there can only be three winners — one in each of our two categories, and the MASTER WIZARD who will win a copy of the stunning 71043 Hogwarts Castle: the largest Harry Potter LEGO set ever released. The winner in our BIG building category was Inthert with his intricate and incredibly-clever version of Sirius Black’s house — 12 Grimmauld Place. The exterior was spot-on and the judges appreciated the interior details of the model. However, what set this model apart was the smart “transforming” element, mimicking the grand reveal of the Black residence in the movies. Check out the video to see this wonderful feature in action… https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/media.brothers-brick.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/44286496194_720p-1.mp4 Inthert wins 75954 Hogwarts Great Hall + 41615 HP BrickHeadz (worth...

The moon is full and Halloween is just around the corner; it’s the perfect season to start building spooky. Kelvin Low takes his inspiration from the LEGO wolf head element found in the CHI Worriz Legends of Chima set; literally hanging the articulated body off this single piece, as demonstrated in his accompanying build video. The cleverly scaled ratios created between the muscular torso and the smaller head hints at an otherworldly strength. All that’s left to do is tilt wolfie’s head back and watch him howl. The post Howling at the moon appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: David Alexander Smith

The comic strip Dilbert, by Scott Adams, is one of those comic strips that while generally more humorous to people in the high-tech or software industries, has something for pretty much anyone who ever had a boss or co-worker that made coming to work less than a dream. Time for a little LEGO therapy by grubaluk who has built a very accurate model of the main character Dilbert and his clever dog, Dogbert. Take a closer look, as the scale may fool you. The builder has captured the characters’ likeness very well, using small car tires for the eyes, and Dilbert even has a pen in his shirt pocket. The post LEGO Dilbert and Dogbert take a break from their busy day appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Daniel

Fortnite continues its dominion over the videogame cultural landscape, with no signs of slowing down. Love it, hate it, or just confused by it all, it has inspired some pretty great MOCs. This rendition of the iconic Loot Llama was made by Pistash, and it’s my favorite brick rendition of it yet. Original linkOriginal author: James Morr

You can almost hear the squeaking, whirling, grinding, and scraping of the construction vehicles below and wonder what they might be working on. Builder Y Akimeshi has built what I consider a cross between the LEGO brand design concepts and the hyper-detailed builds we tend to focus on and to be honest the results are just plain fun. Original linkOriginal author: Philip