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Recently our favorite LEGO stop-motion animators the BrotherhoodWorkshop teamed up with the How It Should Have Ended (HISHE) YouTube channel to create an alternate ending to The LEGO Movie. It is so well done and so funny I had to share it with you right away. 🙂

How The LEGO Movie Should Have Ended by The Brotherhood Workshop

Watch as Superman and Batman discuss how The LEGO Movie should have ended… according to Superman. And Batman, of course, is just too awesome. Make sure you watch the video to the end.

This video really takes LEGO stop-motion to the next level; combining snippets from the film and stop-motion animation seamlessly. If you are interested in The LEGO Movie sets used in the film, you can check them out at the Online LEGO Shop.

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So what do you think? How do you like this LEGO stop-motion video? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section! And if you would like to learn more about LEGO stop-motion, I highly recommend checking out the other videos from the BrotherhoodWorkshop listed below, or you can also visit their YouTube Channel directly for more.

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Custom LEGO light bricks now in color!

Just about a year ago I introduced you to a Hong Kong based small company that makes LEGO compatible light-bricks. (See my previous review here: LEGO Light Bricks – More Options!) At that time they only produced clear casings for the light bricks with different color LED bulbs to provide variety. Since then they have released a second batch of their products, and this time the casing is also in color! 🙂

Custom LEGO Light Bricks

Just like the clear versions that I reviewed earlier, these LEGO compatible light bricks also come in two sizes, 2×3 and 2×4 studs, and they come in 6 gorgeous, fully LEGO compatible colors: trans-yellow, trans-orange, trans-red, trans-purple, trans-blue, and trans-green. The LED bulbs inside each light brick matches the color of the casing, so for example the trans-yellow brick has yellow LED, and the trans-red brick has red LED. The only exception to this is the trans-purple brick, which has the same blue LED as the trans-blue brick.

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As I have mentioned in my previous review, these custom LEGO light bricks are compatible with LEGO with studs on top and tubes on the bottom that fit together with LEGO perfectly. As you can see from the picture, the smaller 2×3 light brick is almost the same size as LEGO’s own light-brick. There is a slight difference in the height and width of the light bricks, so encasing them fully could put some stress on your LEGO bricks. However if you leave them enough room and just stick them on top of studs, or under a plate or something, they work just fine.

Custom LEGO Light Brick Compatibility

Each of these LEGO compatible light bricks are operated with 2 small LR41 15v cell-batteries (the same ones as in the official LEGO light bricks). The batteries come with the light bricks when you purchase them, and they can also be replaced via a small door at the side (this is a bit tricky, but once you get how it works it is easy, and to be fair; replacing the batteries in the official LEGO light bricks is also a bit cumbersome – fortunately LED lights use little power so no need to replace the batteries that often). There is a recessed on-off button to turned the light bricks on or off.

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These LEGO compatible light bricks are produced by a small LEGO customizer LightUpBlock.com. (Just follow the link to get to their website.) Both the 2×3 and the 2×4 versions are $2, a very reasonable price, and about the same as the price of the official LEGO light brick. However the official LEGO light bricks only come in two colors; amber and red, so these custom light bricks can give you more options to light up your LEGO creations.

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I really like to play with light bricks (who doesn’t?), so I use these in my LEGO creations all the time; red ones to light up my evil wizard tower, lighter color ones to brighten up LEGO houses on the inside, and I also have a multi-colored one in my dwarven cave. And of course they are also great for vehicles, spaceships and more.

Custom LEGO Lights 3

I hope this review helps a bit to show you what options you have for lighting up your LEGO models. If you have any questions, comments, feedback, feel free to share them in the comment section below. 😉

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