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2016 Monthly Building Contest- October. "Chill" out.
It's that time of year when things start to get colder (at least here in North America. Those of you in the Southern hemisphere, I don't want to hear it ;)). But that's not what this contest is about.
I want all the MOCers out there to make the scariest MOC they can. It's up to the designer what that means. I might even pick a Galidor MOC (now that's scary!). However, I am leaning more towards a traditional Halloween scare at the moment.
Rules:
Creative use of lighting is encouraged, but not necessary.
A picture is worth a thousand words, but a few words on your MOC would be nice.
If you can show off your MOC in one picture, please do so. It gets really boring waiting for dozens of pictures to load every time.
The more entries, the merrier, so there is no limit!
Prize
What, you want me to decide that now? I can't even decide what I want to build tomorrow. Just make sure you have an up-to-date wanted list, or expect a surprise.
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Ed really hates his new job at the castle museum.
NO LEGO!!!
Edit: Please note I didn't build this and it isn't my entry!
Petey had never worried about monsters under the bed before reading the book his spooky friend gave him...
"The power of brick compels you."
"My name is Torgo. I take care of the place while the Master is away." - Manos: Hands of Fate.
Arguably the worst movie ever made. Basically the Galidor of scary movies. Been wanting to make a Manos MOC ever since the faun came out.
I love the entries so far! Great use of lighting, detail, and I suspect horror movie references.
I apologize in advance if I miss the references. I don't watch horror movies (the scariest movie I've seen is Slither with Malcom Reynolds Nathan Filion in it).
I went for a scary autumn wood where monsters lurk and there are many pitfalls (in more way than one...). I've made it into a maze so you can pretend to be the ball, try to stay on the path and don't go into any pits.
You start by rolling away from a scary ogre, go via zombies, witches, scary sticky plants, overhanging vampires and more but at the end, if you manage to slip through the skeletons arms, you get another open-arm welcome from a (?friendly?) ghost. There is something left from you for posterity though, a picture is taken of you just before you reach the end.
But there is still time for everyone to enter, and I haven't started making a decision yet.
I wouldn't worry too much, most of the time the bulk of the entries come during the end-fase off the competition.
That's made after receiving a bunch of glow-in-the-dark 1x1 round plates, which I figured would give off an eerie glow when using a prolonged exposure. There are actually a LOT more skeletons in the picture than you can see. You can only see about 30-or-so of them, but there are closer to 100, who are just too far back for the light to reach them.
I actually did a few similar things, like a pirate ship on an ocean of glow-in-the-dark parts, but they didn't come out quite as nicely!
DaveE
DaveE
Oh, to have the patience to place 100 skeletons an a sea of 1x1 plates...
Some really nice entries though, so good luck to those that have entered a build.
DaveE
Last minute entry. Beware what lurks in the woods, kids.
Hiker was used to getting lost, but glowing castle ruins in the forest was a new experience he was not so keen on...
But first, a few honorable mentions:
First, @davee123 for redefining my life goals for glow-in-the-dark parts and skeletons, and for his creative use of said glow-in-the-dark to make the lighting for his shot.
A very special mention for @vizzitor for his haunted house. This one was my favorite entry for quite a while, with its great "bleak" atmosphere, and the shock it gave me when I realized that the house wasn't empty. I could just imagine a trick-or-treater in a horror movie seeing that skeleton, and running for their life.
@matticus_bricks made a great dark photo, with... Okay, you need to tell me what you used to light that.
Is it wrong that I wish there was a Batman minifig hiding in the tree above the scary clown?
@Legoboy reminded us yet again that he has a complete Alien... ;)
Thanks to @TheOriginalSimonB for reminding me of the first time I read a horror story.
I love the creativity of @snowhitie 's marble maze. With all the monsters in the maze, the only thing that could have made it scarier was if it had the actual legoboy or @Pitfall69 in it, instead of their impostors. ;)
Sorry to @vizzitor and @Bumblepants for not understanding your movie-based MOCs. :(
But finally, the one MOC that had me keep coming back to this topic to get another look.... The very simple, yet highly creative, Frankenstein!
Congrats, @LEGO_Dad77 !
This wasn't the scariest MOC, but I wouldn't want to turn a corner and come face-to-face(s) with him, either.
Just send me a PM with your address, and expect something off your wishlist to show up in the coming weeks.
Thanks for entering, everyone! I've certainly had a blast looking at all the entries.
Now go check out the latest building challenge, SimonB's Flight building challenge.
So many great entries though...and my own pathetic efforts. I don't envy @SprinkleOtter having to make the choice this month.
I'm really delighted to get a mention for the first MOC (or semi-MOC) that I've posted pictures of online. As someone who doesn't post that much but reads almost everything on this forum, I've found everyone is incredibly encouraging to anyone who makes an effort to create something.
Glad so many people liked my haphazard attempt at an old, Psycho-styled house. Cropping out the bits of the build I wasn't happy with, like the roof, really helped!
Looking forward to announcing the next winner.
Lol, it's actually the attempt of taking this photo last New Year that allowed Jake the Dog to kill it before Day 1 was up. Saw this opportunity and thought why not, try again. Didn't appreciate it was to take 2 stacked nesting tables, 3 people and 4 hours of photography with careful coordination of the Jake's movements, otherwise would never have tried. :) Congratulations @LEGO_Dad77 . A really fun yet simple design - love it! A definite winner. :)
Congrats, @LEGO_Dad77 on the win! I love the lighting in your Frankenstein MOC.
Thank you all, means a lot, for reals and for true even. :)