Build your own zombiepocalypse

Build your own zombiepocalypse
Legos are just so timeless, so simple, so wholesome. You can build houses and cities and adorable robots, sprawled in front of a roaring fire with your future architect.
Or you can turn those happy little blocks into a zombie-infested nightmare rife with bloodstains and axes. Your choice. We simply must spread the delightful infection that is the Zombie Mod kit from BrickStix. These amazing clinging vinyl decals attach to your Legos (or "other connecting bricks") and can be repositioned and used again and again without losing their clinginess.

For being a Zombie Mod kit, they're not too gruesome-- no brains, bones, or serious grossness. There are several zombie face stickers and gore-splattered shirts to take your policemen and firefighters from good citizen to zombie fighter. And you can turn your basic bricks into gasoline, an ax, a cleaver, bottled water, or, for a reason I can't fathom but adore, a banjo.
Several kits are available to take your basic bricks from construction to shopping to WWII, but zombies just have a way of getting to our hearts. And brains.~Delilah
Find the Zombie Mod kit for Legos at BrickStix.

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