The story begins with a meeting with LEGOmaniac and his son, miniLM that we already know for his achievements at the micro scale on the Star Wars theme. At the turn of a discussion, the challenge is launched: What if he reproduced our favorite super heroes using the same technique as for the characters in the Star Wars universe ...

The talented young MOCeur kindly accepted to take up this challenge and today he offers us a slew of superheroes intelligently staged in a context that facilitates their identification. The result is up to my expectations and I thank miniLM for having accepted this challenge and for taking the time to offer something new and convincing.

So here is a comic format board below that should delight superhero fans, with a special mention for the Batman box which I find absolutely brilliant: 

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What if super heroes also had real life? What if Bruce Wayne / Batman and Tony Stark / Iron Man were roommates and had to do household chores like ordinary people?

Little LM, (on miniLM) young 9-year-old MOCeur who you already know if you follow the blog, took out his stock of parts to offer us a snapshot of the daily life of two super heroes who, before going to save the world, must remove all the creases on their outfits (Especially on that of Batman moreover, Tony Stark rather needs a hammer for his ...).

In short, this hilarious scene will be presented by the young and talented MOCeur during the competition organized as part of Briqu'Expo Diemoz 2013, and if you want to do as well or even better, you only have a few days left ... (See the rules here).

A little nod to LegoManiac and his son MiniLM who present us the TurtleVan (or Party Wagon, it's up to you) in a micro version and accompanied by the 4 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles whose color band you must have recognized.

For the record, the van originally belonged to Baxter and was then picked up by the four pizza-loving friends. Donatello then transformed this vehicle by endowing it with many features to make it an ultra-fast and over-armed means of transport.

Note on your tablets that MiniLM is preparing a very nice MOC for us in this minimalist format that he likes so much which will be exhibited during Fana'Briques 2013. You can find a general view on the flickr gallery of the two friends.

 In the family Legomaniac, we are not idle and we prefer to do things ourselves:

When the father reproduces a board game marketed by Lansay to please his 4 year old daughter, the son creates his own Advent Calendar on the theme of super heroes.

The board game reproduced here takes exactly the principle of the version proposed by Lansay: Remove one by one the bricks from the wall without dropping Spider-Man. The LEGOmaniac version even has its own storage box. 

MiniLM for its part had already raged last year with a Alternative Star Wars Advent Calendar to the one offered by LEGO.

This time, it keeps the micro format and offers a daily scene featuring a super hero that you must discover. To follow daily on LEGOmaniac flickr gallery or on the family blog at this address.