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Saw this, and it was too cool not to share!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/11587166@N05/2715016398/

Found it on THIS website. Check the headlines, but bring a change of underwear. These are poop-your-pants cool:

http://www.brothers-brick.com/page/15/

... wow i'll have to consider going into the lego shop for parts ...

gotta love Lego.

Where did they get those Zombie parts? I WANT THEM!

i once saw an American aircraft carrier made out of lego - it 's huge -
http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/lego-aircraft-carrier

I can't believe you've never seen those. On that site people have posted dreadnaughts, predators and rhinos, more titans, drop pods and even a minifig SM. I'm not so sure about the other armies though, I've never seen them, and I've read from the first post to the current ones, which is a couple of years of posting. With a couple of posts every day.

thats one of the best warhound titans I've seen excluding forgeworld

LOL
This belongs in the post

"you know you play too much warhammer 40k when"

bubber wrote:i once saw an American aircraft carrier made out of lego - it 's huge -
http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/lego-aircraft-carrier

Brickshelf has a better gallery.

yanno ive actually met some of those lego fanatics at some comic conventions and man let me tell ya, they are ALL friggin weird as all hell

I was fiddling with the Lego editor recently, and decided to put together ten little men, and give them those loudspeaker things with a clear red cone stuck on the end (like I used to to make laserguns). The I gave one a banner, and another some armour and a sword... finally one got his weapon extended slightly and a clear green cone instead of a red one.
Ten man squad with a plasma rifle!

Order price came to about $16. Heh heh... Oh, how I've considered playing Warhammer with Lego!

lmao i used to play witha group of guys. and one of them literally made his rhinos out of legos. its was hilarious. full army of chaos looking super cool, and then out roll the multi color rhinos. it was great

im thinking some warhounds are needed now

I usually make the Buildings out of Legos; or blown up walls, plastic bushes, or the little flowers for cover saves. Some of the Lego Box Sets, or even MegaBlocks, have cool pre-built terrain like hills, mountains, and moon platforms. The little Lego men might make good Servitors with a little bit of green stuff. The possibilities are endless with Legos.

I think Lego is a Dutch word that means "Plays well" or something like that.

I love that lego titan in the first post. Does anyone know where you find a build guide for one of those? Or if it comes out to a playable scale for 40k?

the funny thing is that a lego addiction makes GW seem cheap

skkipper wrote:the funny thing is that a lego addiction makes GW seem cheap

QFT.

i would buy a lego set if it was for a warhound titan!

wait, lego's, plastic men, I think I went back a step...

lego is cheap, allways good quality, adaptable.
someone find lego hound plans and ill order 10x the parts needed

JD21290 wrote:lego is cheap, allways good quality, adaptable.
someone find lego hound plans and ill order 10x the parts needed

Exactly my thoughts.

aduro, great minds think alike, we must then spend the next few weeks working on how to make other titans

I've looked but can't seem to locate an email address for the guy who made it on the pages it's being shown off on. I left a comment on one of his blogs, who knows. He also made a Dreadnought that's rather cool looking.

allready tried tracking him down
even if i can get a parts list i might be able to put the bloody thing together.
just waiting to order 40 meganobz from GW, but UK site isnt working :K

Usually, people don't make instructions for their lego creations as they don't start out with a plan, and then they don't want to take their creation apart to make instructions. Good luck, but I doubt you'll have any success.

lala, all im looking for at the least is a rough parts list.
anything else is a bonus.

JD21290 wrote:lego is cheap, allways good quality, adaptable.
someone find lego hound plans and ill order 10x the parts needed

Cheap? Not really. He probably bought nearly $300 USD worth of sets to get enough parts to build the Warhound in a single matching color. The average $20 set is 75-120 pieces, the average 11" custom build involves 2000-3000(slightly less, depending on if you want moving parts) individual pieces, and those normally contain more than 2-3 colors involved. If you want to make a 40K scale warhound, be prepared to spend almost as much as just buying a Warhound(Armorcast or Forgeworld). Considering this one uses mostly Bionical parts, it's closer to 5-6", much too short for 40K.

And yes, I used to custom kitbash Legos.

i know that, but colour of piecesdoesent matter, it doesent need to move.
it might work out a bit cheaper, but it looks wicked.

Right, this may be a bit of a threadcromancy, but I actually have some interesting things to add. Here, here, here (at the bottom of the page) and [url=http://www.brothers-brick.com/2006/07/05/hellfire-dreadnaught-from-warhammer-40000]here[url/] are some other lego 40k models, I thought you'd appreciate them.