Holy LEGO, Batman!

Just take my money right now. 

Like, right now. 

I am literally throwing cash at my monitor in the hopes tickets will fall out the other side. 

On a side note, with a show of hands who also owns the 1966 Batman Movie? 

Sweet...

WALL-E you look at that!

 

How did I miss LEGO producing a WALL-E figure?! Shame on me. Well, not really, because this was such an awesome surprise to find on the shelf. Can you believe WALL-E came out in 2008? Tempus Fugit.

In my last LEGO post >>TAKE MY MONEY. LEGO® Scooby-Doo Sets and...YOURS?!

I mentioned the the LEGO Ideas program that allows builders to submit their original creations for possible mass production. WALL-E is such a submission!

According to Andrew Liszewski’s June article on Gizmodo.com the build is a creation of a Pixar animator named Angus MacLane. I’m sure that helped getting the two companies to agree on licensing.

Pretty cool. I must remind myself to remember to set aside time to peruse LEGO for other possible projects-in–waiting. Which can be seen right here >>> LEGO. 

ENJOY!

TAKE MY MONEY. LEGO® Scooby-Doo Sets and...YOURS?!

Really enjoying how LEGO is expanding its line of licensed sets. LEGO has talented designers who obviously enjoy their work.

Think you can design a LEGO set? LEGO's Ideas program gives you the chance to submit your original designs which could become a mass produced set.

According to their website:

"About LEGO Ideas

If you are over 13 years old then LEGO Ideas is where you can find thousands of fun LEGO ideas that could become real LEGO products in the future. They have been designed by LEGO fans from all
over the world and include lots of amazing models like vehicles, futuristic space stations and well-known scenes from famous movies.

Flip through all the awesome models,and if you are 13 years old (and over) you can vote for your favorite ones. If an idea gets 10,000 votes within a certain amount of time, it will be judged by a LEGO review
panel and could become a real product that you will find in your local LEGO store.


There are already lots great ideas that have become LEGO Ideas products, so why not help us find the next one!"


How cool is that. Here's the link:

http://www.lego.com/en-us/ideasproducts/explore/about-lego-ideas.

Get building!