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Unofficial “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” LEGO set elaborately recreates scenes from cult classic film

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The Roger Rabbit LEGO mosaic sign, featuring bold yellow and black lettering on a vibrant red backdrop, brings the playful energy of Toontown to life. Perfect for Disneyland fans and Who Framed Roger Rabbit enthusiasts, this striking LEGO tribute captures the whimsical charm found in theme park attractions and collectibles.

“Who Framed Roger Rabbit” has been brought back to life in LEGO form.

KC Brick Lab, a community of master LEGO builders, has created an elaborate custom set inspired by the 1988 film from Robert Zemeckis. The group recreated locations from the movie, including Maroon Studios, Toon Town, and the ACME warehouse. Mini LEGO versions of Roger Rabbit, Eddie Valiant, and Benny the Cab also make an appearance in the LEGO set.

Take a look at a few intricate scenes from KC Brick Lab:

Step into the magic of Toontown with this LEGO diorama, bringing to life fan-favorite Who Framed Roger Rabbit scenes and characters as if you’re exploring a themed attraction at your favorite entertainment resort. Intricately designed buildings and beloved Roger Rabbit figures create an immersive, collectible experience inspired by the unforgettable film universe.

Experience the excitement of Toontown brought to life in LEGO form, where guests can explore lively city streets lined with colorful buildings, zippy cars, swaying palm trees, and animated crowds. The highlight is a behind-the-scenes look at a bustling movie studio and active film set inspired by Who Framed Roger Rabbit—a playful nod to classic Hollywood magic. This vibrant LEGO attraction captures the whimsical spirit and cinematic wonder you’d expect at an immersive entertainment destination.

Step into Toontown magic with this Who Framed Roger Rabbit-inspired LEGO kitchen scene, showcasing vibrant appliances, bright lighting, and a checkerboard floor—just like you’d find in an immersive movie attraction. Premiering at Brickworld, this fan-built display delights visitors with its playful details and theme park-worthy charm straight from the iconic film’s zany universe.

LEGO minifigures take center stage in a lively theatrical performance inspired by Who Framed Roger Rabbit, complete with whimsical props, boxes, and interactive brick-built machinery. The scene captures the excitement of a movie-inspired attraction, immersing guests in the playful spirit and imaginative moments of the beloved film—just like stepping into a themed show at an entertainment destination.

 

Who Framed Roger Rabbit comes to life in this intricately detailed LEGO city display, featuring whimsical buildings, swaying palm trees, cars zipping down the street, and the iconic red trolley—all reminiscent of a themed land guests might explore at a major entertainment resort.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit comes to life as a LEGO set, featuring Roger Rabbit and Eddie Valiant in a yellow taxi cruising down a city street—perfect for fans looking to relive iconic movie moments in brick form.

LEGO City display inspired by Who Framed Roger Rabbit, capturing scenes from Toontown with a detailed brick building, swaying palm trees, classic cars, and lively crowds at a fan convention—delivering the magic of Roger Rabbit’s world through intricately designed LEGO setpieces reminiscent of immersive attractions at Disneyland.

You can also see the LEGO streetcar in action below.

WATCH – LEGO STREETCAR IN ACTION:

Who Framed Roger Rabbit - KC Bricklab @ Brickworld 2017 (Lego)

Unfortunately, the “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” set is not an official LEGO product and isn’t available for purchase.

The good news is that you can follow KC Brick Lab for more imaginative LEGO designs. According to their website, a recreation of the Hogwarts Express from “Harry Potter” is next on their list.

Source: Slashfilm

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Cristina Sanza

Cristina is a writer living in New York City. She’s an expert on Disney, comedy, pop culture, and travel. You can find some of her other work at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, Popularium, Ranker, and The Cnnekt.

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