Sep 16, 2008 5:30 AM

Daily LEGO: Dr. Manhattan

Just a quick but wonderful piece of LEGO minifig artistry. Paul Lee brings the Watchmen‘s blue post-human to "life" in LEGO, and we want more! Check out his Flickr stream from some other neat stuff. Via Brothers Brick and Gizmodo.

Just a quick but wonderful piece of LEGO minifig artistry. Paul Lee brings the Watchmen's blue post-human to "life" in LEGO, and we want more! Check out his Flickr stream from some other neat stuff. Via Brothers Brick and Gizmodo.

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