Castles, mills, huts - a collection of Lego pieces by a passionate designer

Designer Daniel Hensel creates structures from the acclaimed Lord of the Rings fantasy trilogy. From Lego constructor huge castles and forest huts emerge.

The multi-colored structures, very reminiscent of real prototypes from films and cartoons about the hobbits, reach one and a half meters in height. Each of the exhibits in the Daniel Hensel collection is as detailed as possible - the wings of mills, suspension bridges on chains, vegetables and fruits in the shopping areas.

Despite the fact that these compositions of hundreds of details look slightly naive, they evoke vivid images of fantasy films in the mind. At the same time, Daniel Hensel's work cannot be called simply home decor. These are full-fledged works of art from the designer.

The designer has been creating Lego structures for several years. It all started with small sculptures, figures of characters. After a while, the guy realized that he could create more. So small houses grew into castles with numerous characters.

Today Daniel Hensel has several dozen thematic works in his arsenal. Each of them is in one way or another connected with the works of John Ronald Ruelle Tolkien "The Hobbit, or There and Back", "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Silmarillion".

To see the enthusiastic designer's collection of castles, huts and houses, just visit his website. Or go to one of the pages of social networks. There Daniel Hensel often not only shows his work, but also tells how they were created.

Sometimes the designer gives his most active subscribers schemes for creating castles or forest huts.

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