One brick at a time, LEGO offers infinite possibilities; as long as you have imagination, you can create anything! There are countless LEGO enthusiasts worldwide who meticulously craft astonishing creations, brick by brick! Today, we're bringing you multiple spectacular scenes built by Finnish LEGO builder Jannis Mavrostomos, based on Stranger Things 4! Let's take a look.
This collection features a total of 5 mini-scenes, built to LEGO minifigure scale and using a 16x16 base, including the Rainbow Room, Poor Chrissy, Tick, Tock, Time flies in Vecna Land, and No Escape. From the intricate brickwork of the interior walls and floors, the designs of the grandfather clock and various furniture pieces, the snowy landscape and barbed wire, to the floating objects in the Upside Down, everything is exquisitely rendered! The minifigure parts were also chosen to closely resemble the characters from the show as much as possible, making the overall presentation truly excellent!
● Rainbow Room
The shattered mirror effect, created using transparent black slope bricks, is incredibly realistic, and the spatial arrangement behind the mirror is also very clever.
● Poor Chrissy
This is my personal favorite of the creations, featuring charming elements like the vibrant colors of the rug, the retro TV and lamp designs, and the wall adorned with cups and hats. The sight of Chrissy, tormented to an unrecognizable (LEGO) state within this cozy space, creates a strong and intriguing sense of conflict in this scene! The transparent bar pieces are an excellent idea for recreating the floating moments from the show.
▼ Super cute furniture.
● Tick, Tock
Next is the scene from Season 4, Episode 3, "The Monster and the Superhero," where Max hears the clock chime. In addition to the crooked grandfather clock, Jannis meticulously recreated the colors of the school walls.
● Time flies in Vecna Land
Following that is "Time flies in Vecna Land," which I consider to be the most technically impressive scene in this collection. It uses a large number of reddish-brown bricks to create the eerie atmosphere of the Upside Down. The floating object effect, achieved with transparent bricks, is also excellent, and the incomplete staircase, broken cabinet, and vine-covered floor are all incredibly well done.
● No Escape
Finally, the scene shifts to Russia, where the irregular shapes of the snowy ground and the fences are incredibly realistic. The two figures in confrontation further heighten the tense atmosphere!
LEGO MOC Stranger Things 4 Vignettes by bricksized (Jannis Mavrostomos)
Jannis Mavrostomos' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bricksized/?hl=zh-tw