Holy us rendered in Lego, Lego Batman!

by Kevin Kelly { Jul 16th 2008 at 7:30AM }

Warner Interactive's booth features both miniature and massive-iture versions of the Lego Batman characters. We first noticed that the check-in desk for Warner Bros. Interactive features teeny tiny Lego versions of Robin, Harley Quinn, Catwoman, and the Joker on display. Nifty, eh?

Well, apparently being a blogger kills your peripheral vision, so one of the fine WB show runners told us, "Turn around." Lo and behold, a gigantic version of the Lego versions of Batman and Robin, made out of... well, Lego. We wish we had the time, the skill, and the sheer amount of bricks to build things like these. Check 'em out after the jump.

Even standing on huge Lego bases! Now that's attention to detail. Plus, just check out those hands.

Tags: Batman, E3-2008, Lego, Lego-Batman, Warner-Bros

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

waynski1457 @ Jul 16th 2008 7:34AM

I always love seeing these. I especially love how they are turning too.

tc @ Jul 16th 2008 7:38AM

if these are "miniature and massive-iture" then what lego size do you consider normal?!

Dale @ Jul 16th 2008 9:34AM

Very cool... although the coolest Lego model I've seen so far is the replica of Michigan Avenue in the Chicago Lego store.

pezman726 @ Jul 16th 2008 12:16PM

There a bunch of sweet ones in NYC. at FAO Schwartz there's a life size batman on top of a building, and as well as lifesized chewbacca and Darth Vader. In the TRU, There's the Empire State Building w/King Kong. I love seeing those! I remember at disney a few years back (like, 10) they had some really cool displays at the "disney village" shopping area.

Chris Are @ Jul 16th 2008 1:22PM

The first, and up until now only time I've ever heard of FAO Schwartz is on an episode of This American Life- Nubbins!

Just thought I'd share because we don't have that in Denver. :-)

pezman726 @ Jul 16th 2008 1:49PM

Nor do we have them in Ohio! But, when I took a trip to NYC, that was on my list of places to go! I knew someone in school that was from NY and talked about it! I never thought I would see a lifesized stuffed wolly mammoth, but it was there!! Or a 12k powerwheels car (well, not powerwheel brand, but still..) It's a really interresting store! Some really cool (really expensive) stuff!