A Pokémon fan who loves to build has created a life-size version of one of the series’ iconic starter Pokemon, Charmander. The model combines a variety of LEGO pieces to create the classic Fire-type starter. Its creator, Reddit user Ddave, used a large number of bricks to make the life-sized Pokemon look like it was breathing fire.
Adding a touch of nostalgia, Ddave also included a flaming tail and the same happy expression that Charmander has in its Pokémon anime appearances. He also used an impressive number of LEGO bricks to recreate the Pokemon’s fluttering wings and a bright red hat that matches its tan underbelly.
This to-scale build will probably take some time, but it’s well worth it once you see the result. The person who created this LEGO Charmander says that he “made it because he wanted to do something creative” and that he enjoyed the challenge of using different LEGO pieces together.
If you want to try out this project, all you need is a few blocks and plates, including beige, black, yellow, and white ones. You can also get some tile blocks and slopes to help out with the spikes on the Pokémon’s head.
The Pokemon franchise has inspired a wide range of merchandise that includes toys, clothing, video games, and more. However, despite a popular fan-designed concept of a Pokemon Center that was pitched on the LEGO Ideas website, the company has yet to release a Pokémon-themed Lego set.
A LEGO-competing building block brand, Mega Construx, has a wide selection of Pokemon-themed blocks that you can use to build your own Pokémon creations. These blocks are available in different colors, shapes, and sizes, and they can be connected to each other without any problems. They’re a great option for fans of the Pokemon series who have a limited budget or prefer to assemble their own Pokémon models without any hassle.
You can also check out the various LEGO-inspired Pokemon statues that have been created by other dedicated Pokémon fans. These sculptures have captivated the hearts of fans everywhere.
In addition to these statues, there are a variety of other Pokémon-themed LEGO projects you can try out. These include a giant tortoise-like creature that can single-handedly destroy any other Pokémon on the battlefield, and a dragon-like Pokemon with a tree on its back.
Another Pokemon you should try to assemble is Magikarp, which is a popular first-generation character that was made famous by the anime show Pokémon. You can build this character with only a few blocks and plates, but you’ll need some yellow and red ones for its scales. You’ll also need some black slopes to assemble the strands of hair on its head.
If you’re looking for a more complex build, check out this Pokémon fan-made LEGO figure. It’s a lovable, spiky little friend that will add a touch of fun to any collection.
The Pokémon series has captured the hearts of fans worldwide since its debut in 1996. As a kid, I had a huge obsession with the franchise, and I still enjoy playing and watching it today. I especially love it when I can catch and train some cute Pokemon to battle with!