Well, here’s a some Lego news dedicated to all those who go above and beyond to create some truely epic constructions…

Yankee Stadium closed it’s doors for the final time a few weeks ago, all those memories will be lost and a classic piece of New York’s architectural landscape replaced with a new uber stadium…
Fortunately Sean Kenney has spent the last 2.5 years building a massive Lego replica…

Millennia from now, space mice may unearth this replica and revive the ancient passtime of stick-ball…

New York very own lego artist Nathan Sawaya, has some amazing constructions under his belt (gallery). He’s currently offering to make people a lifesized lego replica of themselves for the meagre sum of $60,000…

With Firefly cancelled and Serenity sequels seeming increasingly unlikely, you could understand the disillusionment of some browncoats. However, they are a dedicated bunch… Reasonably Clever chronicles the construction of this epic and detailed light-up lego Serenity…

I salute you all…

Well, Michael Jasper has helped out these lego hobo’s with a tiny shopping trolley…

(Via Brothers Brick)

Mr Jasper has some nice images as well…

Jarod uses Film has produced a nice collection of Olympic highlights…

(Via Like Cool)

Legohaulic has given his figs a slight advantage with these mechs…

(Via Klocki)

and Anthony Sava has decided to answer that age old question of ”Who can eat more sausages… a pirate or a ninja.”

(Via Brothers Brick)

Now let me sleep…

This guy made a working Donkey Kong diorama… video at Gizmondo

Sushi anyone?

(Super Sushi)

That chap also made this awesome steampunk bike contraption…

Thinking big in Santiago… (LikeCool)

I was planning to make a photoshopped timelapse animation on this topic (I won’t bother now).

Now leave me be.

Well, this guy built a beetle, 

http://www.retrothing.com/2008/07/build-a-classic.html#more

How about a USB memory brick?

http://www.zipzip.net.au/products/

This chap built the Futurama set,

http://gizmodo.com/371253/lego-futurama-fan-set-makes-official-line-a-must

 This fully functional phone is nice,

http://www.likecool.com/Lego_Phone–Phone–Gear.html 

Gizmondo also featured an mesmerising tour of the production process…

http://gizmodo.com/5022769/exclusive-inside-the-lego-factory

 Happy Now?