Ed Diment (Lego Monster) will be arriving in New York City in two weeks with his USS Intrepid aircraft carrier to assemble and display it at the Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum. Ed will be there for two full days, Friday April 15 and Saturday April 16, after which the LEGO Intrepid will be Continue reading →
Ed Diment is no stranger to building highly detailed huge models but his USS Intrepid is, I believe, his biggest yet. It’s so big, in fact, that he could never set it all up in his house so it only ever appeared at STEAM 2010. There are so many great details that I’ll leave it Continue reading →
Of course, we don’t have to wait for his Intrepid to be completed to see a lovely new LEGO creation by Ed Diment (Lego Monster). Ed’s 1935 Duesenberg Phaeton sports the classic lines of this early luxury automobile from a bygone era.
Personally, I’ve been waiting for this for a long time! Ed Diment has completed his minfig-scale HMS Hood. Packed with incredible details, this is my favorite of the big ship builds, which have included the USS Harry S. Truman and the Titanic, among others. The working derrick on the main mast is powered by a Continue reading →
With his British Airways Concorde, Ed Diment gives Ralph Savelsberg’s B-1B Lancer a run for its money as the largest fan-built LEGO airplane model: Even at this enormous scale, Ed has built functionality into the model. The landing gear can be stored inside the fuselage and the nose goes up and down: Here’s Ed proving Continue reading →
Here’s one for all you readers in the UK. ;-) Doctor Sinister sends word of Ed Diment‘s Liberator spaceship from the classic BBC TV show Blake’s 7. Making anything that’s not bilaterally symmetrical is a tough challenge, and Ed accomplishes a ship with three nacelles very nicely. As an American who grew up in Japan, Continue reading →
Since commenters inevitably ask “How long did that take to build?” (answer: I rarely know), I figured I’d get the first question about Ed Diment‘s H.M.S. Edinburgh out of the way now. :-D Check out more pictures on either MOCPages or Flickr.
The brick-built lettering alone makes this very cool house from Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, as built by Ed Diment, worth sharing with the world. Of course, the minifigs and interior are wonderful as well.
Remember this set? Well Flikerites Peter Reid (legoloverman) and Ed Diment (Legomonster) just revisited this Classic Space set and gave it some upgrades Gallery, with more souped-up Classic Space goodness.
The same recently mentioned Ed Diment constructed the USS Maddox some time ago. While old, it is still a jaw-droppingly impressive ship: Don’t let the small picture deceive you – this is a huge beast. Featuring a fully detailed interior, a smooth exterior and some complex construction, it is one heck of a piece of work – Continue reading →
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