Christophe Bongay presents an innovative style of making a vignette – in a block! It’s creative, funny, and innovative, I like it.
Tag Archives: Vignettes
Nannan featured in Official Xbox Magazine
Brothers Brick contributor Nannan’s Final Run “bignette” is featured in the current issue of the Official Xbox Magazine:
Congratulations, Nannan! Way to represent. ;-)
What an excellent day for an exorcism.
Jas Nagra wants to sell you some firearms & a delicious panini
Jas Nagra puts air intakes from Racers sets to good use for a purple storefront that sells guns to people like “Tracy.”
Using the same basic architecture, Jas swaps the pieces for paninis:
Battle of Yin and Yang
Noddy depicts the clashing forces of Yin and Yang in a dynamic vignette. Check out the view from above, which cleverly forms the Yin Yang symbol (warning: may induce seizures).
There are two more similar vignettes created in the past. Check out Bruce’s Yin to my Yang and Moko’s White and Black.
Cleanup on aisle 3
Jarek‘s first little dio depicts an uncanny accident involving a forklift and what appears to be a dangerous nuclear waste bomb. This can’t be good, but what is good is the forklift model, which is so nicely constructed.
Rocko gets whimsical and naughty
If you’ve seen some of the flip side of Rocko‘s castle dioramas, you’ll know he sometimes builds things that make you smile or laugh. Checkout this sled chase for example.
This next creation does not need any explanation, but it may be interesting to know that despite many efforts, Rocko can never make it past the K in real life.
Skellies+Dyna-Gloves=Humans Lose
Dave Lartigue (Flickr) puts some experimental weapons in the hands of the Undead, with devastating consequences for the Crown Knights.
Now witness the firepower of these fully operational Dyna-Gloves!
See more great action shots on Flickr.
Kcaster doesn’t like snipers
Nick Dean (aka Kcaster) shows in a vignette how to deal with snipers, by taking them out with a bang! Sorry Camping Carl, you’ve been found.
Mmm zombies
Who never knew the dead can be tasty for some? Christophe Bongay seems to be working on a rather fascinating creation of a zombie stew. Check out some of his other whimsical scenes here.
Micro floating castle
Mumu‘s entry for the Original Model Contest was Mont Saint Michel, a microscale castle in the air. Imagine the view from up there; it must be great.
Walls walls and walls
Not enough walls in life? Shannon Young presents more walls spanning various themes both common and whimsical. Check out his three galleries here, here, and here.
My favorite is the one called 70’s Night, it’s simply stylish and colorful.
