War Rig

Generally we don't feature digital builds here on BrickNerd, but when they're as phenomenal as this one by Nicola Stocchi we'll make an exception. Behold the War Rig, driven by Furiosa in Fury Road and expertly recreated at minifig scale. This beast looks ready to conquer the wasteland, and thanks to exceptional lighting and rendering by Gabriele Zannotti, it's as beautiful as it is badass.

Furiosa

SWF

I like long drives, vehicle maintenance, working with my hand and the occasional overthrow of a tyrannical psychopath. I especially love hanging with my girlfriends and doing a little defensive driving, and maybe a little marksmanship while we're out on the dusty trail. Looking for companionship for epic road trips. No War Boys.

Who You Gonna Not Call?

Here's a crazy mashup. Leave it to builder Takamichi Irie to take the whimsical, supernatural world of Ghostbusters and combine it with the brutal, post apocalyptic world of Mad Max. And this is a the result, an Ecto1, driven by Slimer, manned by Stay Puft and ready for some savage, super stunt road action.

We're Gonna See Two Airborn V8s

Around this time last year Japan was experiencing Mad Max: Fury Road for the first time.  It was released about a month later than everywhere else in the world (as most movies are) but once we got it, we went mad over it.  And to tell you the truth, I'm still not over it.  Fury Road was a perfect movie.  That's what this MOC by Kirill Mazurov has in common with the movie.  It's PERFECT!  We've seen a ton of brick-built cars from and inspired by the movie, but Technic Mad Max cars are still few and far between.

One of the advantages to this Technic model is its inherit robustness.  It looks ready to kick ass and take a beating like a champ. From the dual V8s, the tanker, and to the fuel pod, every detail seems to be recreated with an amazing balance of functionality and fashion.  Be sure to check out all the other cool shots in his album.

Fury Road

Do yourself a favor and WITNESS this great Mad Max: Fury Road moc by Eero Okkonen. Anybody else get the urge to hop in a garish metal death machine and ride into the sunset?

The Vicious

While I still haven't seen the movie yet (I know, bad nerd) I've seen enough pictures to know this rendition of Nux's car by Jin Kei is marvelously accurate. But even more impressive than it's accuracy is the sense of motion conveyed in the MOC. The simulated dust cloud being kicked up is brilliant.

Doof Wagon

The discerning gentleman prefers to travel in style and comfort, surrounded by his favorite things. Perhaps those things are burled walnut, fine grade leather and a superior sound system. Then again maybe those things are a ridiculous sound system, a harness suspension system and a FLAME THROWING GUITAR! Builder Pepa Quin seems to prefer the later.

Nomad

OK, I still haven't seen Mad Max, but I'm going to, I swear! After all the hype, the recommendations from friends and especially after the growing collection of Mad Max inspired vehicles on Flickr. This latest from builder _Tiler is beyond awesome. The use of the bridle parts as frame rails is inspired and gives it a unique look.

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Earsplitter

I have a confession: I haven't seen Mad Max yet (I'll wait for your collective dismay... there, feel better?) Yes, yes, I plan to see it, but you have no idea how busy I am these days. Not so busy I can't take a moment to post this radical MOC by LEGO Will. It's every bit as preposterous as the one in the movie, and every bit as awesome.

Post Apoc Hotrod

I haven't seen the new Mad Max (yes, bad nerd, I have no excuse). So I don't really know the story on this sweet dystopian hotrod by _Tiler. I do know that it's pretty badass, in both construction and photography. What better way to cruise the barren wastelands than in a sweet ride like this?

For All Your Post Apocalyptic Recreational Needs!

Are you tired of zombies and/or wasteland raider ruining your camping trips? Then come on down to Stanley's PostApoc Rentals! At Stanley's we stock nothing to totally custom RVs and transports designed not only for a fabulous recreational experience, but for ultimate survival. We're not just taking about heavy armor and "pokey jabby" things, we're talking about state of the art defense, with a touch of luxury, like the Princess here designed by LEGO Will. So before your next trip out to the barren plains, come on down to Stanley's!

More Sofa (In)Action

MacLane is on a roll with is awesome "couch" series of MOCs. The latest has everything from a little post apocalyptic relaxation to Cobra and GIjOE in their lighter moments. These are amazing not only for how iconic and instantly recognizable they are, but how each one tells a different (and hilariously mundane) story.