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The Madness From the Sea, A Custom Cthulhu Statue Made of 1,400 LEGO Bricks

  • Kimber StreamsKimber Streams
  • August 13, 2013

LEGO Cthulhu

Carl Merriam of The Brick Laboratory debuted his latest custom creation, a Cthulhu statue titled “The Madness From the Sea,” at Bricks by the Bay 2013. The impressive statue took 30 hours and 1,400 LEGO bricks to build, and more pictures can be found at Tested.

LEGO Cthulhu

LEGO Cthulhu

images via Tested

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