My Girlfriend wanted to dress up as Mortal Kombat characters, and I wanted to be a Lego figure. I compromised, and made a 7′ tall Lego Raiden character. I wore it to a part where I met about 25 of her friends for the first time. I was so nervous, but I walked in, the … Read more
We go to an outdoor adult Halloween party every year, so dressing warmly is always at the base of our costume ideas. We’ve won the costume contest at the party several times, so we always feel the pressure to create some amazing oufits! Since our 8-year old son is addicted to LEGOs, it was an … Read more
I’m one of those dads who love to make costumes for my kids. As soon as Halloween is over, I start dreaming up what my next project/costume will be. My 4 kids are growing up and not all of them really want a costume anymore. So when my daughter’s friend (a senior in high school) … Read more
My 9 year old son, Jet, recently developed a love for Lego, and we were trying to come up with a costume that reflects his current interest (a goal every year). He was considering between Iron Man (but he didn’t want to look like everyone else, and I didn’t want to spend $40.00), Nerf guy … Read more
I originally got this idea just off the internet and obviously thought it would be far easier to make than it actually was. Most of our costumes were made using using old cardboard boxes that I got from Wal-mart and string. Using a huge cylinder I bought from home depot, I cut each one with … Read more
My 8-year son has been obsessed with Legos for the past 3-4 years. So when I asked him what he wants to be for Halloween he said “A Lego Man”. I went and Googled “how to make a Lego costume” and several helpful links came up. Our costume is a combination of ideas that we … Read more
Cardboard Boxes, Yellow and Blue Spray Paint, Plastic Bucket from WalMart and Tuna Can is all you need for this Lego Boy Halloween costume. The hardest part of this costume was getting the head right with the plastic bucket. I used Pringle cans to give the head a curved shape near the neck. Model spray paint … Read more
Every year we try to create a fun sibling costume. This year I wanted to hit it out of the park by doing something fun, unique and crafty. The kids had many ideas and finally we all landed on Lego people. In the end the Lego Munchkins Costumes were very economical and able to be used … Read more
My boys are extreme Lego enthusiasts. Since there are no minifigure costumes available commercially, I made one by trial and error. The head portion of the Lego Halloween costume was made by cutting sheet Styrofoam for the top and bottom sections and connecting them with a cylinder of poster board. I paper mached over the … Read more
After seeing some other Lego-Man costumes on your website, my son wanted a Homemade Lego Man Halloween Costume for Halloween. He was very happy with the way it came out, and got a ton of compliments from his classmates and friends. He also won a trophy at our town’s Halloween Costume Party. Making the costume … Read more
I scaled one of those tiny Lego Men up to 8′ tall x 4′ wide x 2′ deep and constructed this Homemade Lego Man Halloween Costume with my brother out of cardboard, chicken wire, paper mache and paint. The entire body and legs are made of cardboard with the head made of paper mache. The … Read more
We made this Lego Mini Figure costume for our 9 year old son for Halloween. The head was made from a cereal box rolled and duct taped. We covered with yellow thin fun foam on the head and hands. Cardboard and duct tape were used for the upper body and legs and then covered with … Read more