Here is the fourth in what is said to be a series of eight. In “Invasion” Izzo’s sweet dragon terrorizes some innocent townsfolk. I see that the dragon has skipped the veggies in favor of succulent townsperson. Didn’t his mother teach him that carrots are good for you?
Well, he’s done it again. Izzo’s third installment in his Dragon series is freakin’ cool. Exterminators is definitely worthy of this incredible builder. I love that sculpted flame!
Izzo has done it again, but this time its a confrontation of epic proportions. He has recently posted a diorama called Engagement and it definitely engaging! He refers to this as scene 01, hopefully that means that more is on the way…
As soon as I got the above diorama posted, Izzo posted another one! Scene 02 is called Escape.
Nelson Yrizarry has done it again. Tremble in fear and awe at his Planet of the Exo-Apes vignette. Check out those awesome Exo-Apes made out of Exoforce bots. He’s also made a exo-scorpian out of the bot parts.
Dandily has recently posted an awesome Viking lighthouse. Among other details, check out the thatched roof and the light source. Gotta love that light. :)
An ongoing discussion on Classic-Castle Forums asks the question in this post title.
EDIT: Ha! Nathan beat me to Moko’s monster.
For reference, Exhibit B: (the first jibbly, by blue-blue-and-blue):
I don’t know why, but this jibbly creation by Moko makes me think of Furbys. Still an interesting creation, in a sort of creepy, wierd way…
Classic-Castler TsoAutTmo has discovered some unlikely parts contain faces when flipped upside down:
I have been meaning to blog this for a while and finally got myself in gear!
Paul Brassington has created a true masterpiece! Not only are his building skills something to die for, but he has taken great shots of the entire scene. Also, check out the nifty video of the flailing tentacles!
See his website here!
Over at Classic-Space, Taylor and Lukas is hosting a creature contest. The contest is easy to enter – the categories are divided by piece count, so everyone should be able to whip up something within the limits of their collection. The categories are as follows:
Bug: 2-12 pieces
Creature: 13-25 pieces
Beast: 26-60 pieces
So far there have been several nice entries with very innovative parts usages. Look for instance at Matt Hamann’s Ice Scarab:
Or Nick Dean’s Gnawer:
Adrian Drake’s Skitter Slug:
Arpy’s Broodspawn:
Aidan O Deligh’s Ankleshredder:
Or my own Spunk:
There are several more entries, and likely many more to come. I look forward to see a complete list of entries from or hosts. The creature contest ends at February 13, so there is still time for everyone to build and enter their own little critter. Get to it!
