View allAll Photos Tagged InfinityGauntlet
So, you thought there were only six Infinity Stones didn't you, well guess what, there are actually more (others that I don't think I'll be able to make for reasons, and I want to focus on this right now). I found out about this from Death Battle (Deadpool vs. Mask), and if you know about the stone and about me, and my favorite red mouthy mercenary that I might have just mentioned, you probably already knew why I had to make this. I basically painted the stone dark blue because, I think that's what color that is.
It's far from perfect, but it still does put a smile on my face 😏
Excited for Infinity War?
MAGIES [Skyset] : skyset-multiverse.jimdo.com/wiki/l-immat%C3%A9riel/magies/
Do you remember when I said the picture of Captain Marvel I took back in February was a test shot for my February Alphabet Fun Month project? Well, she was also serving as a test for another series of shots I was taking that same day. My friend Scott loves Thanos, so I decided to take some pictures of him (in minifig form!) for Scott for his birthday. I came up with the idea last February, but unfortunately it was too late to do then because I didn't have the minifigures yet. I wasn't sure exactly what these shots would look like, but I knew I wanted the infinity gauntlet in them too, so I got both the regular-sized minifigure of Thanos and the big one. I originally envisioned a picture of the regular-sized minifigure holding the Infinity Gauntlet, but when everything came in, it was pretty obvious that wasn't going to work very well. I ended up going with a shot of the Gauntlet in the foreground, and Thanos in the background.
I should also note, this is not the shot I gave Scott for his birthday (although I was debating between this one and the other one). The two shots are very similar, but this one has everything a little further back. The one I gave him was closer, and I just really liked it better! :)
And the Infinity Gauntlet.
So I took this photo to show off Loki's staff and the hand that I had spray painted gold. It's kind of hard to see the difference in this photo though.
Some pics of Guardians’ ship #76193 and my favorite Thanos fig in the City
Great Spaceship build- thing is solid!
Was the ship ever actually called “the Benatar” in the MCU or just on @JamesGunn’s Twitter?
I feel a little Mandela effect on this
#lego #LegoCity #legomarvel #InfinityWar #GotG #InfinityGauntlet #GuardiansOfTheGalaxy #LegoThanos #Benatar #Thanos #afol #legomaniac #legoSystem #JamesGunn #ToyPhotography #LegoPics #LegoBatman
"The Infinity Council was the secret council called by Elrond in Rivendell in order to decide what should be done with the Infinity Gems, during the Great Years in the Third Age."
I used the parts from 2 of Thanos' Mighty Micro (Set 76072) and modified it slightly to make the Run the Jewels logo.
Some pics of Guardians’ ship #76193 and my favorite Thanos fig in the City
Great Spaceship build- thing is solid!
Was the ship ever actually called “the Benatar” in the MCU or just on @JamesGunn’s Twitter?
I feel a little Mandela effect on this
#lego #LegoCity #legomarvel #InfinityWar #GotG #InfinityGauntlet #GuardiansOfTheGalaxy #LegoThanos #Benatar #Thanos #afol #legomaniac #legoSystem #JamesGunn #ToyPhotography #LegoPics #LegoBatman
"Return to me again empty handed and I will bathe the starways in you blood!"... starting 2015 with some thanos.
Some pics of Guardians’ ship #76193 and my favorite Thanos fig in the City
Great Spaceship build- thing is solid!
Was the ship ever actually called “the Benatar” in the MCU or just on @JamesGunn’s Twitter?
I feel a little Mandela effect on this
#lego #LegoCity #legomarvel #InfinityWar #GotG #InfinityGauntlet #GuardiansOfTheGalaxy #LegoThanos #Benatar #Thanos #afol #legomaniac #legoSystem #JamesGunn #ToyPhotography #LegoPics #LegoBatman
Some pics of Guardians’ ship #76193 and my favorite Thanos fig in the City
Great Spaceship build- thing is solid!
Was the ship ever actually called “the Benatar” in the MCU or just on @JamesGunn’s Twitter?
I feel a little Mandela effect on this
#lego #LegoCity #legomarvel #InfinityWar #GotG #InfinityGauntlet #GuardiansOfTheGalaxy #LegoThanos #Benatar #Thanos #afol #legomaniac #legoSystem #JamesGunn #ToyPhotography #LegoPics #LegoBatman
Hey hey here is my Thanos Genderbend Fan Art Suggestions for the comming fan arts r welcome! Poison Ivy is comming up next
New Timelapse video’s up every Sunday!
Suggestions for fan art are always welcome 👍
leave a comment like and dont forget to Subscribe!
Some pics of Guardians’ ship #76193 and my favorite Thanos fig in the City
Great Spaceship build- thing is solid!
Was the ship ever actually called “the Benatar” in the MCU or just on @JamesGunn’s Twitter?
I feel a little Mandela effect on this
#lego #LegoCity #legomarvel #InfinityWar #GotG #InfinityGauntlet #GuardiansOfTheGalaxy #LegoThanos #Benatar #Thanos #afol #legomaniac #legoSystem #JamesGunn #ToyPhotography #LegoPics #LegoBatman
More strart (street art) on the western corner of Literature Lane and Little La Trobe Street in Melbourne, done in late April, 2018, when Avengers - Infinity War opened.
The Black Panther piece is still to the right of this one, on the same building.
Thanos is looking very purple here, and Captain America shield seems unfinished, or perhaps, more likely, just stylized to appear more 'background' than Thanos.
The strart is on the western wall of 70 La Trobe Street, which now houses a Korean BBQ restaurant. The building itself looks early to mid 20th Century, or perhaps even pre-dates that, and is in a section of the street that used to be largely small businesses catering, at one time, to the automobile trade. Small factories, warehouses, and the like.
Little Lonsdale Street itself was not part of the original Melbourne grid, unlike the other city spanning main lanes and 'Little' streets. Created sometime during the late 19th Century gold rush boom, it only runs east to west between Swanston and Elizabeth Streets for a single block. Literature Lane is a "U" shaped access alleyway that is longer than it is deep, rather like the handle on a cupboard, or drawer. It got its current name from a national reading festival in 2012, and was extensively reconstructed around 2015, including the building of a skyscraper overlapping its north western corner.