Mosquito goes by any name but the most famous over at this region and the famous are the Aedes aegypti which comes with black and white stripes. Benjamin Cheh did a LEGO version out of his creativity on this Mosquito.
Here is a close up of the detail of this LEGO Mosquito which is much bigger than a normal Mosquito.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiY6IOoXfa7WN3UAAwD_9q2148UWi63opQyvCxbFOcHjoKbDjkDO6jT7c2StrQe2oTmRLIN8uhRjd8WJheGasq0p9jSvVaW1UmLl4UWCcd8lUDof4KhyphenhyphentlsbHk_oi9S0oEuOxywvWhSr5A/s1600/MOCLegoMosquito01.jpg)
Here is the Mosquito in action sucking the blood of it's victim.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgyVIbVNhiECYlXiET3nSl0dtoQaA7bgkFoQsC2GxhcaorJJsqAzEpahTSoFdWku6fjbRr-4Sbsu9Hq-dvWV5a9hPq_Y5MAURbU-5dZQBtr6a2F_wKHBcd0IuWwpmvvofZH-JySlsmaWKc/s1600/MOCLegoMosquito02.jpg)
The full body scale is accurate along with the black and white strips of it's body...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiOvv3dwAxqLxY9gKgHOcEGaOgYGi0noc9-JtXm9vBFEp8pWyf0tOWGwlL_gUFcE1xKcwxyM7UZn033zNkoYMC6QJuuKgvoGOhSTLOelijdSUvpLeVtMbMtACUujUuX1om9FDkLeZxWT9E/s1600/MOCLegoMosquito03.jpg)
The lower body is for food and storage. That is where the infested blood are stalled. If you ever hit a full fed Mosquito, you will see blood.
I am impressed with the details. However I cannot say I like Mosquito. I just feel like smacking it before it bite anyone.
See more of of Benjamin built over at his flickr for higher resolution!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgkmsC6FLwhYGVVin9JWOOWGhIRxlEIQ3QDGRQBOTMKx8kRT52OpxEc2ustnSFCyFGRrKHlYE5Sj9LlAuYuoVU5AeDh6xa3wWoKKZ8DeYgmUQpVfPpXixhRg2zeKOG0iJi9gF22Rs1DAWc/s1600/MOCLegoMosquito00.jpg)
Here is a close up of the detail of this LEGO Mosquito which is much bigger than a normal Mosquito.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiY6IOoXfa7WN3UAAwD_9q2148UWi63opQyvCxbFOcHjoKbDjkDO6jT7c2StrQe2oTmRLIN8uhRjd8WJheGasq0p9jSvVaW1UmLl4UWCcd8lUDof4KhyphenhyphentlsbHk_oi9S0oEuOxywvWhSr5A/s1600/MOCLegoMosquito01.jpg)
Here is the Mosquito in action sucking the blood of it's victim.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgyVIbVNhiECYlXiET3nSl0dtoQaA7bgkFoQsC2GxhcaorJJsqAzEpahTSoFdWku6fjbRr-4Sbsu9Hq-dvWV5a9hPq_Y5MAURbU-5dZQBtr6a2F_wKHBcd0IuWwpmvvofZH-JySlsmaWKc/s1600/MOCLegoMosquito02.jpg)
The full body scale is accurate along with the black and white strips of it's body...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiOvv3dwAxqLxY9gKgHOcEGaOgYGi0noc9-JtXm9vBFEp8pWyf0tOWGwlL_gUFcE1xKcwxyM7UZn033zNkoYMC6QJuuKgvoGOhSTLOelijdSUvpLeVtMbMtACUujUuX1om9FDkLeZxWT9E/s1600/MOCLegoMosquito03.jpg)
The lower body is for food and storage. That is where the infested blood are stalled. If you ever hit a full fed Mosquito, you will see blood.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhXfsr9GUE-V0pGxdgBPTlwpTA2SUBfRVhJy9YiAwZk3IY_MJ1dEucoyxSK9rvqA-Zw70IIkwmtkZBmxZ-Fhf65jjJUKWeuXdQZqwGQnIWvA6D7KO3EDaVIPLpIG4V1F-loYQbs_NVx0zM/s1600/MOCLegoMosquito04.jpg)
I am impressed with the details. However I cannot say I like Mosquito. I just feel like smacking it before it bite anyone.
See more of of Benjamin built over at his flickr for higher resolution!
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