You know, there are days when I think that I've seen everything there is to see on the internet; that there isn't anything new that will excite me. Then encounter something amazing, and I remember: it's the God-damn INTERNET. It's HUGE.

There are enthusiasts of everything. There are the kind of Lego enthusiasts out there that have the kind of M@d 5k1LLz that nerds daren't even imagine in their nerdiest dreams. There's this fellow who has loads of models including a train that transforms Voltron-style into a giant robot. The best work of many artists can be found at NextBrick. If all their neat sculptures somehow aren't enough to impress the discerning individual, maybe you should take Henry Lim's site, because the man built a a working harpsichord out of Lego. A harpsichord, that works, from Lego.

I'm gonna need a moment alone, people...

Update: Oh man. While we're on the subject of L33t Lego, let me not gloss over this functional Lego knitting machine (be sure to check out the video). If you check out NextBrick, don't miss his 12-foot long masterpiece, the Tribunal Colony Ship. Based off the antimatter-drive interstellar colony ship seen in Discover magazine, the model is scale to Lego figures. It has a fully-detailed interior with five decks which include a bridge, engine room, recreational facilities, and living quarters.