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Mega Man in LEGOs
The Game Informer staff is home to several aspiring LEGO builders. Jeff Cork once built a firetruck most people mistook for an alien landing craft. Nick Ahrens built a lawnmower out of six LEGO pieces (he says it's abstact art). And I painted a minifig that is the splitting image of Peter Frampton (it was supposed to be Stewie Griffin). Our efforts are not even in the same league as Marcos Bessa. His creations have been featured on numerous LEGO building blogs, and he's set up a gallery at Mocpages.com for all to see. Although he says ne never played Mega Man, he has created a cool diorama based on the original game, which you can view here from various angles. Hats off, Marcos! We'd love to see your interpretation of Metroid.
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