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Celebrating his triumphant return from the outer planets, King Jello parades to the track and punishes the competition.
Once again, I sat down with my grab bag booty and find that I am stuck with 100+ yellow 2x2 flowers. It's kind of a fun background pattern.
I’ve wanted to build this for the forest elf minifigure for months, and finally put it all together.
Jonas never actually met Schrödinger, but if they had, I bet they would've become fast friends.
We're 43% of the way there! Check out my LEGO Ideas Stargate project via the link below, add your support & help spread the word 😀
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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.
A forest babe lies sleeping, her head resting on polished ebony hooves, her dappled fur glistening with morning dew. The fawn blends seamlessly with the baby’s breath in the meadow safely hiding her amid the pansies and butterfly towers.
This is my attempt to create a life-size figure of a fawn peacefully sleeping in a field of flowers and was created for LEGO Ideas Billund exhibit challenge under the "Flora and Fauna" category.
AFOLs got brains?
No kidding!
They've not only got brains - an AFOL brain is full of interesting stuff.
Here is an example that has been carefully revealed using high end technology.
This is a plastic mosaic.
A forest babe lies sleeping, her head resting on polished ebony hooves, her dappled fur glistening with morning dew. The fawn blends seamlessly with the baby’s breath in the meadow safely hiding her amid the pansies and butterfly towers.
This is my attempt to create a life-size figure of a fawn peacefully sleeping in a field of flowers and was created for LEGO Ideas Billund exhibit challenge under the "Flora and Fauna" category.
1. I'm a friend of webcomic author xkcd's since middle school/the past 12ish years.
2. I once built a somewhat-full-sized trebuchet. With xkcd, in fact. I still haven't got it to its full potential, but I imagine that's soon forthcoming, and should be on flickr once I get it working well.
3. I lived in Uganda for a semester - my parents were going to be missionaries, but it didn't really work out. Oh well, at least I had fun.
4. I have a fairly extensive collection of thrift store t-shirts, most of them awesome.
5. I used to have a pet bansai tree named Hippo.
6. My history degree is useless - I've been working at Starbucks since I graduated.
7. The project that began pulling me out of my dark ages back in high school was a 100-gun ship of the line. It never got done, but returned in a smaller scale in my current pirate ship project.
8. I've lived in Virginia my whole life, though I did leave to Pennsylvania for college.
9. I play guitar somewhat - mostly folk music, though I was into punk back in my high school days.
10. Like Gambort, I'm also a smoker and probably would've quit by now if I didn't work retail.
This was created as a LUG challenge to build something for both day and night on a single 32v32 stud plate. I figured on returning to my playful mice having them courting while perched on the flowers. The tricky part was designing the night display because I didn’t want to use any lights. Instead, I selected parts that fluoresced under UV light to create the effect of fireflies and other bioluminescent creatures in the dark.