Okay, maybe not, but the minifig walker is extremely cool (as walkers go):
And I missed this the last time he updated this folder, so here’s a funny scene using the Twoface torso:
Yearly Archives: 2007
News: A Few More Details on LEGO Universe
Got this in my Inbox from LEGO earlier today:
THE LEGO GROUP ANNOUNCES LEGO UNIVERSE AS OFFICIAL TITLE FOR BRANDED MMOG
BILLUND, DENMARK – June 7, 2007 – The LEGO® Group today announced LEGO Universe as the official title for the upcoming MMOG being developed by NetDevil® to further engage the company’s dedicated and active community. LEGO Universe, currently planned for launch in the fourth quarter of 2008, is designed as the first MMOG professionally developed for LEGO fans and supported by community members from around the world.
“LEGO Universe ties together all aspects of our community and line of products in an online environment that can be enjoyed by LEGO fans of all ages,” said Mark William Hansen, Director of Business Development, LEGO Universe. “By merging the online world of social interaction with the LEGO concept of play, LEGO Universe will provide our community with an entirely new way to experience LEGO and connect with other players in a fun and imaginative setting.”
The full featured MMOG will be complete with character advancement, expansive social and community features, and provide a child safe alternative to other MMOGs on the market. As a player, you’ll be able to customize your mini-figs and interact in the universe as any character you choose, providing unique opportunities for players to expand and explore with their creations.
News: LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
New levels, new characters. For next-gen consoles (Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, Sony PlayStation 3).
Retro Japanese TV Mecha by Izzo
Let’s check in to see what Izzo‘s been up to lately… Why, it’s a series of hyper-colorful mecha inspired by retro Japanese TV!
Growin up in Japan, my brother used to get up earlier then the rest of our family on Sunday mornings and sneak off to his friends’ houses to watch shows like Kamen Rider. I preferred Ultraman myself.
Deli Brownstone by Mark Larson
Cafe Corner continues to inspire the LEGO-building masses. Here’s Mark Larson‘s great “Deli Brownstone”:
(While we’re at it, don’t miss Mark’s hilarious adult-oriented series “Fabuland Housewives“.)
Armor Display by Moko
Of Barbarians and Knights
Dasnewten’s Tusker space fighter – family sized package
A while ago Rob M, or Dasnewten, revealed a good-looking fighter, fantastic in its dark grey glory:
It’s a beauty to be sure, and he even made a few variations on it. I like them all – Rob really shows that a good design can be pulled off in several colour schemes:
And then, just because he could, veteran space builder Paul Hartzog also took his hand at it:
This model is getting quite a following! Perhaps everyone should build their own version and bring it to the next convention?
(Now that the hectic school is over, I’ve got a lot of catching up to do here. Stay tuned as I bring you the best of the past futuristic models. I’ve missed this.)
Quatrodraco by Jerac
It looks a little like an X-wing crossed with an obelisk, but Jerac‘s latest steampunk flyer is pretty nifty.
Cafe Corner Neighbor by Rogério Ribeiro
Here’s another great reader submission, by Rogério Ribeiro. Check out his use of the train tracks on the front of the building:
10181 Eiffel Tower Pictures
Brickshelfer rogueyoda has somehow gotten his hands on a LEGO Eiffel Tower set. LEGO Eiffel Tower?? When’d this happen? Have I’ve been absorbed in brickfilming so much I missed this? What else have I missed? Anyway, the set looks awesome. rogueyoda is still building the set appearently, but he’s posted some box pictures and some work in progress pictures. Here’s the gallery for more pictures. Man, I need more cash. Anyone want an out-of-date textbook on American politics for $50?
Wake up and smell the ashes...
That’s Gordon Freeman from Half Life by Minifig Customization Network member Viking Maniac. The torso and legs are stickered, and the gun is by BrickArms. Read more in the MCN.