Gallery: BrickCon, The biggest LEGO convention we’ve ever seen
Last weekend, the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall hosted BrickCon, one of the nation’s largest and longest-running public exhibitions of LEGO art and dioramas. While Ars’ staff suffers from varying levels of LEGO-mania, we all thought this convention’s 13th annual iteration might be a cool place to see a range of amateur and professional block creations.
This year’s show, in particular, caught our eye thanks to a hot tip about a Doom-themed installation, so we rushed in with our camera to snap a few choice hellions, and then we proceeded to catalog much of what we saw at the show. Take a look at our gallery for Technics, trains, war reenactments, pop culture minutiae, castles, space stations, boats, cars, and much more.
“Doom Lego”
Comments
awesome
Reminds me of the game graphics when i first played it in the 90s…gosh i feel like a dinosaur!! lol
Yep
you got to love the old 8bit graphics
ta
Robag
Awsum Leg0
Sum great Leg0 just n0t sure ab0ut the aliens attacking knights in a castle but hey the Americans make up sum weird stuff but n0t as weird as the Japanese with there eatable leg0……..
I still need t0 buy the leg0 death star f0r my r00m w00ps I mean the little 0nes’s r00m….
n0mad
Nightmares!
All this means is that, after 20odd years my nightmares, which were beind a computer crt monitor, can now construct themselves in my children’s bedrooms!!!!
Omg!
Pretty cool
Hours of fun there and I’m sure it will be hanging around someones bedroom/garage for years!
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