New Brickshelfer SCoallier kicks things off beautifully with a lovely bonsai tree:
(Okay, I know I’m seriously behind. I have a dozen or more news items and creations I’ve bookmarked to blog here on PPB. I’ll try to catch up once work settles down a bit. Sorry readers!)
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With a recent update, I just discovered Stuart Immonen’s Flickr photostream. Unlike those of us with hundreds (I’m pushing 500) LEGO images, Stuart has just a handful, but they’re all pretty darn cool. In no particular order, here are a few of my favorites.
Gregor Samsa from Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis:
A beautiful lady — Plastic Fantastic indeed:
A “Van Ship” from the anime series Last Exile:
The title character from the classic anime series Astro Boy:
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Brickshelfer and FBTB member Nannan recently posted a cityscape that I didn’t really pay any attention to as I passed over it on Brickshelf. I’d seen cityscapes before:
Yeah, that’s a cute little UFO, but nothing special, right? WRONG!
Nannan has incorporated an Exo-Force light brick with a corresponding fiber-optic tube thingy. Extremely cool and very ingenious!
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I blogged a few months ago about Brickshelfers the Arvo Brother’s Nord Lead synthesizer. Michael C. over at Snoikle has found another real-world object they have recreated in LEGO form — a wonderful Fuji camera:
Just in time for Memorial Day here in the United States, Malle Hawking has completed his LEGO version of CVN-75, U.S.S. Harry S. Truman.
For more details, see Malle Hawking’s LEGO aircraft carrier here on The Brothers Brick.
Congratulations to Malle on the completion of this amazing ship. As Spacers say, this is quite a S.H.I.P. (Seriously Huge Investment in Parts)!
Here’s another great sculptural creation from Felix Greco, an adorable green space bunny with his robot dog:
(Via Builders Block.)