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Fan-Made Transformers Legos Go Dark
Transformers found a good home with KRE-O, a brick-based rival product to Lego that produced a number of great sets featuring the Autobots and Decepticons, but I'd still love to see Lego get a shot at the license. Brick builder Joe Perez shows us just how cool a Transformers Lego set could be through a stunning version of Nemesis Prime, complete with articulated fingers capable of holding Optimus Prime's decapitated head.
Nemesis Prime is likely one of the last characters Lego would base a set on, but he's a fan favorite and a character that should be explored more in the shows. You can check out more of Perez' fan-made set on his Flickr page.
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