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Your Favorite NES Gaming Moments, In Lego Form
Looking for awesome game art to decorate your room with? These classic NES gaming scenes recreated with Lego's should do nicely.
The pieces come from Brian Stark, who has been working on the projects in his spare time. So far he's created four pieces: Super Mario Bros. 3, Metroid, Mega Man, and The Legend of Zelda, with his fifth, Ducktales, on the way.
Brian says he is also creating the works digitally on his computer so he can create instructions and part lists for people to create their own. He is currently selling his work, and also takes commissions. You can check out his store page here.
If you need even more Lego art, you can't go wrong with this Lego rendition of the Blue Bomber. If Lego art isn't your style, you can always go with wood.
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