Amazing Documentary about Adult Fans of LEGOS

By Mike Goedecke

Jun 1, 2010 12:29 AM

Collection of toy race cars and a figure displayed on a shelf.

Lego figures next to toy cars on a display.

Lego model of a purple car with a detailed engine.

Lego model of a car engine in purple and gray colors.

A person standing in a cluttered room filled with shelves of models and toys.

Washington state license plate with the word "MINIFIG."

A man stands in a well-organized workshop filled with various tools and storage containers.

Organized storage space with clear containers for various items.

A person assembling a yellow and black robotic toy among other colorful toy figures.

Blue robot model standing in a display area.

Blue robotic creature made of building blocks on a workspace.

A colorful model landscape made of Lego bricks, featuring a mountain, train tracks, and various structures, displayed in a museum exhibit.

Children playing with toy cars on a track at an indoor amusement area.

A variety of colorful plastic building blocks and small parts scattered on a table.

A person in a "I love Tokyo" shirt stands next to a robotic insect in a technology exhibition.

Lego model exhibition featuring various colorful builds with attendees browsing.

Lego train model of Atlantic Coast Lines locomotive.

They might seem strange, odd, or unusual, but these lego fanatics are simply cool in my eyes. Directed by Jess Gibson, this nearly 30 minute documentary is shot and edited as well as the LEGO creations contained within.

Please enjoy AFOL : A Blockumentary.

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