If you’ve ever strolled through the streets of downtown Cleveland, you’ll definitely recognize Spencer Rezkalla‘s most recent microscale creation. It’s Key Tower, the tallest building in Ohio! This build is chock full of amazing building techniques like SNOT and some weird, half-plate offsettings. Spencer even included the Marriott and Society for Savings buildings, making his tiny city block match the original one perfectly. If you happen to be within driving distance of “The Land,” you can see Spencer’s creation in person at the Great Lakes Science Center’s Build it! exhibit going on right now. You’ll also see other amazing LEGO creations that we’ve featured in the past such as Tyler Halliwell’s Monkey King, Adrian Drake’s life-sized Bender and Matt De Lanoy’s Springfield layout, just to name a few. The post Living it up in the Land of Cleve appeared first on The Brothers Brick. Original linkOriginal author: Jennifer

At last, this set finally showed up on store shelves in my region!Video - LEGO Spider-Man Homecoming: Beware the Vulture review! 76083Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

It's helicopter time again!  This one has a good build and looks good on the outside from a number of angles, but I feel there's something lacking for its grand size.Video: LEGO City Heavy-duty Rescue Helicopter ? Coast Guard set 60166Original linkOriginal author: theJANG

 The classic design of the Decepticon Soundwave has always led to this character being one of my favorites of the robots in disguise. Alex Jones, who has been doing several amazing LEGO Transformers projects lately, has recreated the robot design I am so fond of. The head and chest portions are key to the design, and Alex executed these perfectly. He was even able to make a transformation mode! Simply fantastic. The awesomeness of this build is not in disguise... Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner

Maybe the patient stepped on a LEGO. . . Kirill Simerzin made this wonder, complete, and immersible LEGO scene of an emergency room. There are so many details and devices showcasing in this single photograph, it's hard to take everything in at once. The clever window and shaping of the hospital blankets over the patient are just a couple aspects of the nicely detailed scene. Take a closer look for yourself! Original linkOriginal author: Nathaniel Stoner