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We know you can build various creations with your LEGO bricks, but if you want to turn your Raspberry Pi into a LEGO robot, you need a suitable kit such as BrickPi.

Don’t have enough LEGO bricks to build up a large maxfig? But if you want, the following oversize space LEGO minifigure will be a nice solution.

It’s a little pity you can’t use the Famicom to enjoy those classic video games, but if you’re also a fan of LEGO, the Famicom built with LEGO bricks should be able to catch your eyes.

No doubt Apple II is one of the most famous home computer series. If you’re a faithful fan of Apple products, the Apple II Plus built with LEGO bricks should be able to catch your eyes.

You can easily purchase Batman LEGO brick building kit, but if you want to make your own Tumbler and The Bat LEGO models, the following two creations will help you.

As a big fan of LEGO bricks you must have collected lots of LEGO minifigures, but if you want some special items, the following pewter metal Star Wars LEGO minifigure replicas should be able to catch your eyes.

It’s very hard to get an old-school Macintosh nowadays, but if you want to the old machine, the Macintosh LEGO version may be able to catch your eyes.

We have featured many nice remote control cars made with LEGO bricks, but if you’re a fan of the A-Team, the following RC A-Team van may be able to draw your more attention.