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A few months ago I was asked if I could take photos of these. They're the exploration into Armada Galvatron's colors. Getting a chance to talk with Aaron and Joe (Kyde) at BotCon... the starting point was "make it something that was its own." In other words, not G1 Galvatron
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Ready for the world's LARGEST Transformers Artist Alley?
The Alley will also feature Robby Musso & Dan Khanna, 2 long time Transformers professionals! Toy designer Joe Kyde will be there too; say hi & ask about his time on the Transformers brand!
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Very proud to have been so involved in this! This game looks and plays fantastic.
Together with Studio Gobo and The LEGO Group, we take a look behind-the-scenes on how we built Aloy’s colorful new adventure entirely out of real LEGO bricks!
🏹 Check out the full interview on the PlayStation Blog: blog.playstation.com/2024/11…
#LEGOHorizonAdventures
LEGO Horizon Adventures | Building Aloy's World - Brick by Brick
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Together with Studio Gobo and The LEGO Group, we take a look behind-the-scenes on how we built Aloy’s colorful new adventure entirely out of real LEGO bricks!
🏹 Check out the full interview on the PlayStation Blog: blog.playstation.com/2024/11…
#LEGOHorizonAdventures
LEGO Horizon Adventures | Building Aloy's World - Brick by Brick
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From today #LEGO #Transformers #OptimusPrime finally has a companion as #Bumblebee joins the battle against the Decepticons!
LEGO Insiders can order #LEGOBumblebee today: lego.com/en-us/product/bumbl…
#Autobots… LET’S ROLL OUT!!!
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Join machine hunter Aloy in LEGO® Horizon Adventures™ as she leads a colorful crew of heroes in an action-packed adventure you can tackle solo or with friends in co-op.
Coming Holiday 2024 to PC, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch! #LEGOHorizonAdventures
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Revealing LEGO Horizon Adventures, a playful and light-hearted story inspired by the world of Horizon, coming this Holiday: play.st/3RGdK3R
This is the first time a set I’ve worked on has been given the big build treatment! I was lucky enough to see it in person at the Sega booth at Gamescom this week and it’s pretty surreal. Thank you to everyone involved in making it happen!
@LEGO_Group @SEGA @sonic_hedgehog
Gotta build fast! Watch as a life-size @LEGO_Group Sonic and Death Egg Robot quickly come to life!
LEGO Sonic & Death Egg Robot Speedbuild
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レゴ マインクラフトの巨大ジオラマ完成しました!
制作期間2か月、推定200kg。
海洋やディープダークを作り込むため、新工法を開発してレゴブロックのみで底上げし、高さを出しています。
昨日のお披露目イベントでは、HIKAKINさんに「思っていた10倍くらいスゴかった」と言っていただけました🙏
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TRANSFORMERS: THE BASICS on CRASHER is now live! Crashing through the snow, this GoBot's out to slay, stomping as she goes, laughing all the way! Obscure Characters Month (and 2022!) concludes with the riotous Renegade who's gone from GoBot to TF!
LINK ▶️ youtu.be/8JPDB2EOKSs
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Please understand that this is 100% game accurate, and that is, simply, why LEGO Minecraft is better than most themes in general
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Greek philosopher Apostrophes believed it morally repugnant to waste papyrus, frequently shortening words by replacing characters with a small dot. Plato accused him of simple laziness. Apostrophes replied with a (now lost) incomprehensible diatribe consisting of 80% apostrophes.
Burger King’s mascot is based on the historical ruler of Hamburg, Gerhard I. His harsh punishment for pirates and bandits was to either flame broil them in elaborate cages or throw them in boiling grease. Ironically, Gerhard I was a mere Count and a devoted vegetarian.
After sonographic imaging of the Great Lakes of North America was completed by hydrologists in 2016, it was discovered that Lake Huron was actually upside down. Further analysis indicated that the glacier that carved it had moved backwards, causing an inverted lake bed.
The letter W does not occur in nature. It was developed by Benedictine monks in Cologne in the 13th century by breeding the letters V and U together for several generations.
The greatest contributor to the extinction of the aurochs was the demand for its large bladder by the ancient Romans to make “flatus sacci,” the predecessors of modern whoopee cushions. Emperor Elagabalus alone required thousands of them per year as his gag of choice at parties.






























