Little Coloured Bricks

In the Lego community, Brian Kescenowitz is an engineer, an artist, and most of all, a Lego nut. Going by the nickname mondayn00dle, he is referred to as the authority in Lego Mechs.

But perhaps you are no longer a stranger to the name, or the term Mech. But if you are, the term Mech or mechas refers to vehicles that have legs.

Now back to Brian: Brian is one of those people who have been working with Lego all their lives. It is something one cannot just outgrow. For Brian, this child’s-play-turned-passion resulted into a mastery of a rare art form.

There are many people out there in the online community that can create Lego Mechs, but none can be better than Brian. His Mechs are just simply the most beautiful out there.

This Archangel Mecha Suit is merely a representative of the many outrageous brain-spawns by Brian. His list of noteworthy MOCS includes a wide variety of mostly mechanical objects such as robots, trucks, or anything you might find in mecha-themed sci-fi movies.

Also on his list of accomplishments, is a collaborative work with some of the best Lego builders in the community. This scene depicts an evacuation. Tension is in the air as an invasion is brewing in a fictional world. In this build entitled “Zero Hour on Highway 44”, Brian’s contribution can clearly be seen in the signature battle suits and military vehicles that are crawling all over the congested road, ready to shoot and kill a hostile entity.

Brian is also a very flexible artist. His creations are not exclusive to mechs and the like, but he can also come up with some of the best recreations of real-life objects. This black Les Paul guitar looks stunning, and comes complete with a guitar stand. From a glance, it actually looks as if it’s a real guitar with the proportion close to the real thing.