Now That's A Playset: Huge LOTR LEGO Builds
Remember last week's Dark Tower/Eye of Sauron LEGO build? Well it turns out it traveled with friends to the 2011 Brickcon. These are them, starting with an absolutely massive (like me) Minas Tirith. I posted a couple more pictures after the jump, but you'll have to check out the link for more steaming-hot action, including:
• Hobbiton• The town of Bree and the Inn of the Prancing Pony
• Rivendell
• The mines of Moria
• Isengard and the tower of Orthanc
• The Golden Hall of Edoras
• The beacon towers
• Helm's Deep
• The Pellinor Fields and Sauron's armies
• Osgiliath
• Minas Morghul
• The Black Gate of Mordor
• Mount Doom
• And the tower of Barad-Dur
Holy goggles that's a lot of Lord of the Rings love. And, speaking of LOTR love -- Merry and Pippin. They're like, you know, really good bros that hold hands and kiss. I've got those.
Hit the jump for a couple more, but make sure to check out the high-res versions by following the link.
Journey of the Fellowship 2011 [mocpages] (with a TON of others)
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Middle-Earth Is Now Officially Lego Earth [toplessrobot]
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