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Imaginative Lego Artist Builds Songbird From Bioshock Infinite
Imagine Rigney is a Lego builder with a mind for popular fantasy characters and settings. Via Flickr, he maintains an impressive portfolio of past projects, including designs from the worlds of Bioshock, Star Wars, and Harry Potter. He’s even built a plastic brick version of a Reaper.
His latest Lego project is Songbird, the giant machine bird creature from Bioshock Infinite. Nearly all of Imagine Rigney’s Lego designs are custom made, meaning they don’t come from pre-packaged sets. This one is no different, and appears to include tiny models of Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth as well.
If you had this level of Lego talent, what would you make?
[Source: Flickr via The Brothers Brick]
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