And you thought LEGOS were just for kids!

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Endless said:
Do you get those giant brown spiders where you are? They have a body about the size of a nickle, and really lonnnnnnnnnng legs - about 2+ inches and really fat. Don't EVEN build a lego reproduction of one of those, or I'll lose it!
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We used to have them in ontario. Daddy long legs spiders. also it could be a dock spider. gross!
 
Oh Froggy!

Science was never this much fun!



LEGO frog gets given a brick-by-brick dissection



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Nathan Sawaya is my favorite Lego artist. I was lucky enough to see some of his work exhibited at a hotel in Long Beach, CA. His pieces were breathtaking.

Can you believe this guy used to be a lawyer, and quit his job to be a lego artist? (I can hear his mother now!) He's not only talented, he's BRAVE.

http://www.brickartist.com/lego-art/yellow.html
 
I didn't know that you could really do so much stuff with legos... About all i can do is build ladders and houses for my kiddos.

That is some really awesome stuff. I absolutely love legos... pretty awesome!

Endless, thanks for posting that link... There was some really neat stuff on that page!
 
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