Daniel Z has a very interesting project going on. The project shows the progression of fortifications on the same piece of ground. It has reached stage 4 and it’s gorgeous.
Monthly Archives: May 2009
Pounder
Ridiculously oversized feet, check. Ridiculously tiny arms, check. Ridiculously awesome? Check.
Great mech, KryptonHeidt. More pics on MOCpages.
Lino has found some treasure in the woods...
…and it’s rusty! Lino is good at cars. Usually they are all shiny and tricked out. This one…isn’t. And that just might make it even better….
Flesh and bones
Not quite as elaborate as the full anatomy of a minifig, this brick-built version by Billy McGill (Mt.Dew Monkey) is equally impressive.
Gunrunner heavy combat mecha
Anyone hear that Wump in the Woods?
Vintage Photo of Yoda discovered!
This rare vintage photo shows Yoda during his brief stint with the French Foreign Legion. Prior to hiding away on Dagobah, Yoda thought that the deserts of Algeria might be a good place to lose himself.
The hot weather, ill-fitting clothes, and hazing by the other soldiers, made him decide to explore other options. He also wasn’t very good at taking orders….
Danger Mouse, the greatest secret agent in the world!
Tranquility Base creator Louise Dade (Bladewood) has posted a Fabuland Danger Mouse, with Penfold and DM’s flying car.
The Fabuland figures were customized by Louise’s mom Hilary. (Hat-tip to reader Tim.)
Backward and upside-down
Jamie Spencer (Morgan19) sure knows how to combine minifigs and custom accessories in interesting — and creepy! — ways.
From Yoda’s head on backward to Catwoman cowls for arms, Jamie’s minifigs are full of surprises.
See the full horde of Jamie’s creepy figs on Flickr.
Disease and danger wrapped in darkness and silence
That may be what defines space for Leonard McCoy, but I suspect Spock and Uhura — built here by Ochre Jelly — find more pleasure in the Final Frontier…
Via OJ’s blog, The Living Brick.
Mini UNSC Pelican dropship and Warthog
Alex Schranz (Orion Pax) discovered that sand green is harder to come by than he expected while building this mini-scale version of the Pelican dropship from Halo, complete with an itty-bitty Warthog that fits underneath.
LEGO Space 2009 teaser site launches; can LEGO sets be far behind? [News]
The new LEGO Space theme has been officially launched on LEGO.com. We don’t normally blog something quite this information-free (heh heh), but I’m personally rather excited by this new theme, and it’s clear many of you out there who sent us the link feel the same.
Click the pic to watch the very brief trailer.