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Fan Media Days
Pictures from the 2nd day of Fan Media Days when more than 50 interviews were conducted on the 1st floor of the new building in the middle of Billund - Innovation Campus
Yeah! Erster Platz! Cool!
Danke an alle ... und besonderen Dank an meinen Sohn für seine tatkräftige Unterstützung!
World’s Collide Batman. Released in 2023 by Mr. J Brick, number 36 of a limited edition set, and custom printed. Minifigure has custom printed cape, cowl, arm gauntlets, and utility belt.
All part of the World’s Finest (and Largest) Collection of LEGO Batman Minifigures.
-New quad, have to admit never used this color prolly cause I don’t have a whole bunch , just always trying to learn something ha.
Small Sample of the amazing Signage being created for BrickSlopes 2015. Graphics By Intrond.
To register to attend, visit www.BrickSlopes.com
A rebuild and duplication of my original 7TP I posted to Instagram a couple years ago. I also got some new led lights for Christmas and am still messing around with them, so I apologize for the inconsistent lighting between the photos.
it might be getting old by now, but that's okay, that's where i fit in. won't tag anyone. do as you see fit.
1 - i dislike capital letters, i find them aesthetically unpleasing. i find them highly overated, and overused.
2 - i dislike photos of myself, i prefer to stay quite private, but have told myself i should be more open.
3 - i wanted to be an architect. this was in the days when very few girls took drafting in the basement classroom with all the high school boys. i was too shy. man, what a stupid reason not to do something i really should have done.
4 - i have a useless degree in italian literature. not that the degree is useless, it's that i didn't use it. it seems i'm not alone - i've noticed the trend with other afols.
5 - i have studied 6 languages. i speak 4 quite fluently, the 5th not too badly (the most recent one - danish), and the 6th terribly.
6 - we were 4 girls growing up. toys only came into the house if they had play value for 4 girls. i was the only one who wanted lego and meccano, lincoln logs and anything else to build with. i got dolls. so i built them houses.
7 - most popular culture passes over my head like a jetliner. i'm older than most afols, and hang around with afols 10-15 years younger than me. if i have a dumb look on my face, it's cause i have no idea what you're referring to. not too sure that has everything to do with age.
8 - apparently i don't look my age. we have good genes in the family. none of us look our age. which is why, maybe, people expect me to get these cultural references. one afol friend reminds others that i don't get that kind of stuff. it saves a lot of explaining, so i just put a dumb look on my face. ;-)
9 - i can ramble when writing. 8 is enough.
It won't of course be on such tall pillars as there will be material all around it. For now this is to give me an idea of the rough position and scale. A few things still out of scale (like the floor separation is slightly to large (by a plate or two)). Part acquisition is going to be a nightmare, never mind transporting this monstrosity when it's done.
HIGH LORDS OF THE SEASONAL COURTS.
(Feybruary series Pt. 5)
This is my fifth entry in a series of posts for the #Feybruary contest hosted by @bricksandfables over on Instagram! As one of the hosts, I will, of course, not be in the running, but I still wanted to participate in making some fun Fey! If you haven't heard of Bricks and Fables LUG, I highly encourage you to check it out! It's a group of builders online that love the intersection of Lego and D&D. We hold monthly challenges, and often do impromptu collabs, as well as the occasional contest with prizes!
My series revolved around a reimagining of what High Fae Lords and Ladies might look like for the four seasonal courts. Here they all are together! Once again playing with backgrounds, so let me know if you prefer with or without! I also included some shots with a basic translucent, prismatic base to focus more on the characters themselves. Let me know which you like best!
The Feywild is a realm of obscene beauty and obscene terror all at once. It is a realm of paradox; a realm of contradictory forces at play. Four seasonal courts exist within a slice of the Feywild, each vying to hold the lines of their domain, while some even try to expand their borders. The High Lords and Ladies of the four seasonal courts represent powerful concepts: Winter represents resilience, Spring represents dominion, Summer represents wrath, and Autumm represents entropy. Though the courts are each mesmerizing in their own way, this beauty is the veil behind which the High Fae's true nature is revealed.
The High Fae scheme, trick, and manipulate others to perpetuate their own position in the world, and to guarantee their own holy eternity. They are primordial forces of nature—the very laws of the universe incarnate. It stands to reason that a realm so suffused with wild magic would indeed be ruled by the embodiments of the extremes that lie within. In the Feywild, power rules, and shimmers in dazzling patterns. Before you realize what is before you and see through the glamour of it all, it may already be too late...
I came up with the idea of creating diorama of mages dueling within a alchemist’s laboratory in October of 2024. The Frost Wizard was already built when Brickscalibur came around with a similar category. I then built the Flame Witch and entered the two models in that competition just for fun. The end goal was always to place them in a large diorama along with a cowering Alchemist and their familiars. I had lots of fun coming up with things to place on the shelves and creating the Chimera trophy over the fireplace. I even added a microscale version of my Mesusa’s Lair model from last year as an Easter Egg.
This MOC depicts the legendary Medusa defending the temple ruins of Minerva. The build is 20” wide, 30” deep, stands 19.5” tall, and consists of 14619 parts. Medusa herself measure 5' 8" if fully expanded. This was a fun creation involving lots of hinge bricks and round end plates to create those curves. The 1x1 tooth parts are turned around 15 degrees off center in order to create that layered look of snake scales.