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Legos Bring Rapidash Pokémon To Life
Talented sculptor Mike Nieves has put together an impressive Rapidash creation that uses almost no traditional Lego bricks.
It reminds me of a much more adorable Thestral from the Harry Potter universe that happens to be on fire. It uses parts from the Lego Bionicle sets to create a curvier creature than typical Lego bricks allow. The Pokéball in the corner is a nice touch.
Nieves has made more video game inspired Lego creations. You can see his Arcanine, Scizor, Starcraft Mutalisk and Hydralisk, and Halo Spartan by following the links.
[Source: Brothers Brick]
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