watch it: “Lego Doctor Who: Horror Of The Nestene”

Tue, Apr 13, 2010

I’m sorta impressed and sorta horrified at how many results turn up when you plug “Lego Doctor Who” into YouTube’s search field…

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David

Wed, Apr 14, 2010 3:41pm

What’s horrifying about Lego Doctor Who? The Lego hobby is an incredibly vibrant artistic pursuit utilizing an unusual medium to astonishing ends, including a very active community of filmmakers (predominantly working with stop-motion animation). I’d encourage you to check out the “AFOL” (Adult Fan Of Lego) scene some time- in fact, you just missed Nathan Sawaya’s exhibition in New York City (http://www.brickartist.com/).

There’s a lot to be impressed by (and hopefully not as much to be horrified by as you think) in the Lego builder community.