Mike Psiaki continues to churn out great additions to his Jurassic Park layout. His latest is actually inspired by 5935 Island Hopper, from the Adventurers “Dino Island” series. Here’s Mike’s current lineup of terrible lizards:

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Orical Finnish Lapphunds Finnish Lapphund Breeder in Sydney, Australia.

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LEGO senior set designer Mike Psiaki reveals the hardest part about creating the new LEGO James Bond car.

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Michalinko, mi też zarzucano ściółkowanie korą :( Pisałaś, że masz róże angielki z dobrego źródła, to znaczy ? Podoba mi się u Ciebie bardzo: dom, ogród, psiaki, kryształy, belki na suficie, nieretuszowane zdjęcia, no masz Michalinko nową fankę we...

A new creation by Mike Psiaki (Brickshelf) is nice to see, but when that new creation is a Savoia S-21 seaplane inspired by Hayao Miyazaki’s Porco Rosso, well, it’s that much more awesome. Previously on The Brothers Brick: Savoia S-21 Seaplace from Porco Rosso by Uspez Morbo

Before I say anything else, credit must go to Mike Psiaki for his incredible x wing design. A long time ago, this model started as a copy of his excellent design using his kindly made instructions. That said, After numerous rebuilds and 'crashes' (I dropped it down the stairs :P) I feel I can say the majority of this is now my own design (bar the wing opening mechanism that still uses the basic format with click hinges). On the whole I can say I'm pleased with how this turned out (particularly the nose cone) although there are a few gaps here and there. At least it's swooshable though! C&C Welcome! More pictures coming soon! (hopefully they will be in focus :P)

Bring the behemoth queen of the sea to life with LEGO’s most impressive set yet! With 9,090 LEGO pieces, the LEGO Titanic, designed by Mike Psiaki, is one of the longest and largest LEGO models ever created, providing a fully immersive construction experience for both LEGO fans and aspiring historians. The Titanic was famed for its unrivalled grandeur, which has been properly represented in the set. There are various internal chambers to explore beneath the unmistakable façade of the LEGO Titanic. This massive LEGO ship includes the First-Class grand staircase, which spans six decks, and the Jacobean-style dining room. The Titanic was also known for its unrivalled speed, outpacing other ships of the time, and enthusiasts will find a reproduction of the engine room on the lower decks. The LEGO Titanic set, which is over four feet long and includes a distinctive plaque with the ship's name, is ideal for exhibition.

This model features retractable landing gear, opening wings and a working astromech lift. Again credit must go to Mike Psiaki for the wing mechanism and whoever first used 1x2 slopes for the engine intakes (can’t remember where I saw them used :/ ) I also owe a lot to. The fuselage design is similar to the one seen on my T-65 but with a heavily altered rear to match the more streamlined appearance of the T-70. There’s no storage compartments ether as the droid lift mechanism takes up quite a lot of space! Excuse the fact that Poe isn’t the pilot – I haven’t got that figure :P The only thing I wish I could have included is the retractable blaster seen in the opening sequence of the Force awakens. Looking at stills from the film, the blaster is housed inside the wings. In Lego from I think it’s near impossible achieve but I’d love to hear if anyone has any ideas :) Constructive criticism, suggestions and ideas for improvement is welcome as always!