Xhyn uz o’akh’in du e’ahsil mukh aght.
Don’t blame me for the alien language, blame Shannon Young. You don’t have to understand the text to know what’s going on in this story; the pictures speak for themselves.
Posts by Nannan
Marek goes for some serious truckin’
Marek Markiewicz‘s Kenworth W900 Rotator tow truck has it all and is the best large truck creation I have seen. Beyond aesthetics and resemblance, the truck boosts a sick array of Power Functions features including lights, remote control with steering, pneumatics, and countless motors that drive even the tiniest detail. You have to see the video to be convinced.
1931 Ford Pickup with instructions
Tyler Clites (Legohaulic) has made instructions for his popular 1931 Ford Pickup. For once, the answer to the question “I can has instrucshuns?” is:
“Can has.”
Cole Blaq summons the water dragon
There are some times when you have to stare in awe at a creation; this is one of those times. Cole Blaq pulls off the difficult task of creating the organic form of the creature and uses transparent light blue elements to create effects that further enhance the model. It’s truly a sight to behold.
Conquering Atlantis
In this two-for-one post (and an excuse to blog my own creation), I highlight two new ways of having your way in the underwater world of LEGO Atlantis. First, my Harpoon Hunter is a combat mecha to fend off the guardians of Atlantis. The model was a result of my desire to test an incredibly useful joint technique I recently learned.
Next, Moritz Nolting (nolnet) depicts a vicious hunting vessel chasing a mersquid (the fusion of a mermaid and a squidman). I’m happy to see that we both agree on the use of certain plant life for the seabed, but Moritz’s view of the flora and fauna is obvious more fertile than mine.
First pictures of upcoming LEGO Harry Potter sets at Toy Fair 2010 [News]
Figures.com has detailed pictures of the upcoming Harry Potter sets for late 2010. Although you won’t be getting four Snapes in 4737 Quidditch Match, you can count on expanding your collection of Harry Potter minifigs with popular characters such as Ginny Weasley in the non-existent burning of 4840 The Burrow and Luna Lovegood with her Spectrespec glasses in 4841 Hogwarts Express. Check out more pictures in the gallery to see what all is new.
Click here for more new pictures from the other themes.
Bohman’s new battle machine
Although an infrequent builder, Linus Bohman impresses us with his innovation when he builds. His new creation is a battle machine that not only boasts a twisted design but also an intriguing backstory. Visit the Flickr set to see both!
The rustic Dutch countryside
This Dutch farm by Barbara Werth (McBricker) portrays the beautiful pastoral scene of the Netherlands, complete with the iconic Dutch cows and windmill. Don’t forget to check out the detail pictures, or you might miss cool features like this water spigot.
Warszawa parade
Adam Grabowski (misterzumbi) built the Warszawa, a Polish automobile from post World War II. The memorabilia in the photos makes for a great feature that adds an nostalgic authenticity to the gallery.
Lenticular Lego
I’m always amazed by the endless creativity that happens with Lego. Here, Chris Doyle builds a lenticular image, more precisely with cheese slopes. Check out the effect in the video below.
Keith Goldman makes a scene
Keith Goldman‘s latest scene has lots of goodies to soak in, but what do you think is going on? Click on the picture to join in on the speculations.
First Kockice exhibition in Croatia
The Kockice Klub is making their first Lego exhibition in the city of Velika Gorica in Croatia on Sunday, February 14. My friend Matija Grguric wanted me to pass the word, so if you’re in Croatia or the surrounding countries, this is an event you may want to attend.
