Links to Nathan Sawaya’s LEGO PC (as featured in PC Magazine) have been circulating the Internet lately, but here’s something a little different: From Brickshelf user seb928, a working LEGO PC whose case uses iconic 70’s and 80’s LEGO sets, such as 375 Castle and 928 Galaxy Explorer:
And a third castle minifig builder officially makes it a trend! Jens just posted an update to one of my favorite Brickshelf folders, his “People, Warlocks, Wizards and other Persons.” The latest updates:
Side Note: Jens is a collector of rare-colored parts. The black beard, the red wizard’s hat, and the black polearm (among many other pieces in his collection) are all colors not available in sets released by LEGO.
Classic-Castle Forums user Josh Wedin joins marakoeschtra with a series of castle-inspired minifigures:
I always look forward Moko’s updates to his Original Figs folder. Here are my favorites from the latest batch — a couple of cyborgs, a knight, and a magician. All of these minifigures use Moko’s unique brick-built leg assembly:
Three more additions to marakoeschtra’s gallery of castle characters — a lady with a swan, a jester, and a hangman:
The latest updates to marakoeschtra’s ongoing series of castle characters are a baker (yes, that’s a LEGO croissant), and a gooseherd, with an absolutely fantastic gaggle of geese:
Scott Quick (divepoet on Brickshelf) has posted some massive updates to his gallery — all very cool stuff. Here’s just a small selection.
A series of Shakespearean vignettes (which he showcased last year at Brickfest):
A micro-size Serenity:
A whole bunch of tiny little “Arrow Racers:”
Continuing from my previous post, marakoeschtra brings us a couple more cool castle characters — a shepherd and a blacksmith with his apprentice:
Brickshelf and Classic-Castle Forums member marakoeschtra has been posting interesting castle-themed minifigs over the last few days:
This is definitely a gallery I’ll be keeping an eye on.
Mark Stafford, of Cthulego fame, has built some great minifig-scale characters using regular parts instead of minifig pieces (previous post).
Recent updates include a “Clockwork Knight:”
And a “Sea Knight:”
