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It's sitting on my instructions for Benny's SPACESHIP, which was really fun to put together.
"These minifigures are really letting the bricks go to their heads!"
:oD
So, here it is: GTG-The-ME-Protector :
I tried to depict most of the things that are characteristical for Gandalf: his staff, the Glamdring (sword), grey hat, Gandalf’s famous fireworks (you can actually shoot them from the launcher located on the mech’s shoulder- flick fire mechanism),and notice the one of the three elven magic rings- Narya, that Gandalf got from Círdan- now he uses it to power his mighty contraption :-) .
Here’s a little closer look (the minifig is able to handle the control sticks and the Narya is adorned with a red stone):
View of the backside:
YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!! XD :
So, I hope you enjoy it! :-)
Neo-Classical Space Mech SH-96
Mission 29-07-14: Exploration of the Uncharted Surface
NCS Raptor-Bot 3000
Yup, that was a great contest, I am looking forward for the third Mixels one in September!
So, the first one is sort of desert racing (Rally Dakar, maybe :-P) scene/vignette...
So I hope you like them both. :-)
(This was my brother’s idea and I realised it in LEGO form :-D )
This would have been my third entry that I built for the Neo-classic space contest, but I discarded it in favor of the exo-suit... :o/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/vitreolum/14889315027/in/contacts/
The eye is drawn into the gap below the tree line (behaving like a picture frame), and then extrapolates that greenery to a point much further beyond.
There's a very useful lesson here, to be mindful of space - sometimes it's the space that does the building. Very useful for anyone trying to create a dense forest. Lots of bricks, branches, and trunks might actually flatten the illusion, whereas a few carefully positioned branches and leaves will deepen it.
Fascinating.
Thanks for posting @vitreolum
Seriously, though, I like the depth to it, like Legomatt said. Just out of interest, is it just me or does the tree to the left have a big ol' mouth with spiky teeth in it?
@plasmodium No mouth there, just an attempt to make a split tree.
A London town house in 1970s homemaker fig scale with a full interior.
^ That's where the magic happens!
It's currently in a 'Friday Night Fight Night' on The Brothers Brick, which made my day :-)
I'll be displaying this at STEAM in October. Hope to see you there!
I've been wondering lately is someone should introduce a midifigure... in between micro and mini for a modular setting. Modular buildings are great but creating a city display with them is kinda tough since they take up quite a bit of space. Not everyone has a Lego room. :-)
That makes three members whose models have appeared on TBB since the start of the thread, @TechnicNick @vitreolum and @rancorbait :o)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/nannanz/sets/72157600312881580/