Lego Wall-E

What does Pixar's Angus MacLane do to ward off stress? Sometimes, he plays with Legos like the rest of us. He built this Wall-E in about 7 hours over a 3 year span at the same time the robot was being built in the computer. Part of the delay came in waiting for tracks to be released. His problem was solved when the Wookie Attack Set became available. Although he is not happy enough with the eyes on his robotic model, we think it would be hard to build a better Wall-E.

Via The Brothers Brick

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