I think Frogspace is officially a trend. It even has its own Flickr group now. I’m guessing that somebody’s going to start a new blog dedicated just to Frogspace. Anyway, let’s catch up on the latest in this truly strange theme…
Arpy‘s flyers, uniski, and walker:
Don Solo‘s pillbuggy and Blacktron II frogfighter:
UPDATE: RebelRock‘s spacesuit and rover:
Nnenn has been so busy building new microscale fleets (among other things) that he gets his own “roundup” post. :-D (Mostly via MicroBricks.)
Hurassa cargo shuttle and escort:
Pevid freighter with escort:
A bunch of orange ships:
A bunch of blue ships:
You all remember Omicron Weekend by KeithLUG, right? I hope you do. Because its gone. Like, forever. Like giant, robot, Mecha-Godzilla gone…
Check out the carnage….
The Brothers Brick would like to extend our condolences to Mike, Ryan, and Keith (and, of course, the Monkey).
Well, folks, Nannan has done it again. This time its full of microscale goodness and its a ruin too! I love ruins…
I saw this at BrickCon and have been itching to blog it ever since — just waiting for creator Bram Lambrecht to “officially” post it:
According to Bram, he used LSculpt to design some of the “studs-out” parts of the nose. And one thing I didn’t learn at BrickCon: The landing gear is retractable. Sweet!
I’m not 100% sure (correct me if I’m wrong — it has happened once or twice), but I think Tim Zarki may have actually started this weird but undeniably cool trend with “Captain Cake and Trusty Navigator” (above). The trusty navigator is wearing the helmet.
UPDATE: Tim provides A Brief History of Frogspace on There’s a Moose in My Salad.
Here’s Captain Cake on his command deck:
Haven’t you ever walked up to the checkout at a grocery store or toy store, looked at all the really terrible, cheaply made toys that are supposed to attract your attention and wished “Why couldn’t these be LEGO instead?! I want minifigs! With accessories!” Well, I have, and my wish has come true! Hurray!
I can’t wait for 2008!
(Via How Many Studs to LEGOLAND.)
