The Awesome Scenes of Brick to the Past



Brick to the Past is a group of British LEGO artists who recreate historical scenes in LEGO. Their website showcases their biggest projects, massive displays like the Battle of Hastings in 1066 pictured above. Their Twitter and Instagram feeds have a "this day in history" theme in which you'll see closeup views of historical recreations rendered in LEGO bricks and minifigs, posted almost every day.

On this day in 1688 the extremely successful Welsh buccaneer, plantation owner, & later, Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, Henry Morgan, died. He became the inspiration for many pirate-themed works of fiction & mascot for mediocre tasting rum.

On this day in 1536, Anne Boleyn was executed at the Tower of London, having made the unfortunate mistake of marrying a complete nob.

The attention to detail is amazing, and the prolific posts will introduce you to episodes in history you never knew about. But be warned, on first look these feeds could suck up your whole day. -via Fark


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They must have a heck of a mound of legos to play - er ,WORK - with. I hope they wear hard soled shoes when making their sets. I can just imagine how often they must have stepped on a lego or two when working on those designs. They are very impressive. I went to their website and pulled up one castle and I had no idea how many levels and scenes and rooms, etc that it had. You really could get lost in those pictures.
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