Minifigs Forever
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I've been attempting to do a full minifig decal application, this is what I have so far. There are a few flaws but I am happy with it. I am useing clear waterslide paper and it hasnt been easy, I think I have gone through enough decals to make 5 of these. If it goes easier from here I will include the full torso with my custom green beret figs.
It has been a tradition in my family to bake cookies for Advent and Christmas since forever - the recipes are older than me.
And it is nearly a tradition for me, to post badly lit pictures of Marie in the kitchen, helping me at it during Advent.
Toy Project Day 2335
Day Of The Dead
Posted slightly late due to technical issues, but I suppose time isn't an issue when your dead ?
Whilst enjoying the excesses of the holiday season poor Pooch's owner had neglected to take him on the long winter walks Pooch so enjoys.
The Disney "100" CMF series includes some odd parts. And by Odd I mean Cursed, Minifig parts. Or possibly Blursed, depending how you look at it.
Like Pinocchio's nose.
Which answers the question, What if Minifigs had noses?
Closeup look at the minifig from my Patrol mini-moc.
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Of the new Disney Series, there's only a few minifigs that I wanted - Ariel is one of them :-)
I think LEGO did a great job with this minifig. I really like her hairpiece and the printing on her face is very clean (that makes her easy to photograph). Hopefully I can photograph some of the other minifigs soon :-)
From the "Watchmen" Graphic Novel and upcoming Movie - Customization by me with big thanks to Mark aka MMCB for the custom trenchcoat
Executive Ellen went to the dentist for a routine cleaning but found out that she needed more extensive work. Normally she doesn't flinch at dental work but Ellen has already had many uncomfortable issues and doctors appointments over the last couple months and she's getting frustrated.
She still didn't want to put down her coffee cup though :-)
The dentist's office is from the new Assembly Square set.....
Yesterday Michael Phelps was beaten in a race with a Great White Shark, I often race with one along the high street and win every time.
A portrait of General Hux. Based on his expression, I don't think he was very happy to have his picture taken :-)
I've been busy the last few weeks (work) and I haven't had much time for photos. Apparently while I've been frantically working, my minifigs decided to build an active volcano on my kitchen table :-) Last night I found the new female Volcano Scientist photographing the lava. I hope they clean up the mess :-)
I'm trying to get back into the swing of taking pictures especially since the Olympics are starting today :-)
While hiking through the woods of Wisconsin with his sister and grandmother, Forrest saw an acorn without a cupule, so he ran back home and found a suitable replacement for the li'l nut.
Lit with overcast light and a Nanlite PavoTube.
Every night, when I get up to get a glass of water, I find the Janitor quietly mopping all the floors and cleaning all the sidewalks in Lynn's LEGO City. I'm thinking of buying more of this minifig and placing them all around the house. Then maybe all my floors will be clean in the morning? :-)
The new Hiker minifig set out for a long hike this morning. He asked me if I wanted to go but I declined (I've never been fond of hiking) :-)
*breach*
*bang bang*
Waiting for my order of new Brickarms..........
possibly leading to a series?
Thanks,
Engineer
I spotted Lisa leaving the Brick Bank with some paperwork. Hopefully she got a loan to pay for all those Bricklink orders :-)
The pub at the new Tudor Corner modular has been very popular with my minifigs. I spotted this couple having a date night near the the window. They appear to be having a great time :-)
I like that there are so many female business owners in LEGO City. This is the grocer from the "Supermarket Suitcase" set. Last year she opened a small grocery store right next to Angel's cupcake store. Business was so good that she recently expanded to a full supermarket. Here she is showing us some of the new products she is carrying: jelly filled cookies, sushi and fresh watermelon. The minifigs in Lynn's LEGO City eat better than I do :-)
What do you think is a good name for her? I'm thinking of "Geena the Grocer" but let me know if you have any better ideas :-)
Now that our old house is sold, I have the time (and mental energy) to watch the new TFA trailer over and over again :-) I'm very excited for the movie!
I know this isn't the same type of gun that she's holding in the trailer. I'm fairly sure that I don't have a minifig gun that resembles what she's using in the movie.
I did a quick portrait of the new caroler minifig to show her alternate face. I think LEGO did a great job with this minifig :-)
The second design that I am thinking of offering, listed with images of the brickarms that I want offer. Not listed is a brickforge gun holster for the combat knife. Torso design is photo shopped.
These are the minifigs from the "Thanksgiving Feast" (40123). Notice anything strange? They both have grey hair but their eyebrows and beard (for him) aren't grey. I was tempted to change the heads but I really wanted to show the minifigs as they came in the set. Maybe it's normal to have mismatched hair in LEGO City? :-)
The LEGO Gymnasts, Rebecca and Beth, decide that they aren't breaking their New Year's Resolutions if the pizza has vegetable toppings :-)
Happy New Year to everyone on Flickr! 2016 was definitely a tough year but I'm hopeful that 2017 will be better.
P.S. I got so hungry while taking this photo that we ordered a pizza :-)
The third design that I am thinking of offering, listed with images of the brickarms that I want offer. Not listed is a brickforge gun holster for the combat knife. Torso design is photo shopped.
This is my final build from Brickfair. As with most of my recent builds, I started with the figure first and then came up with the build. I considered doing a basic minifig smiley face as the picture, and I planned to make the build bigger, but both of those things fell through as I had new ideas and ran low on time. I'm really happy with how this turned out though. It's a concise frame for a cool piece of graffiti.
After the first big storm in our new house, we were quite surprised to discover water coming down our wall. I don't think a brand new house should have a roof leak. We had the roofers out to "fix" it but during the next storm, it still leaked. We had the roofers out again and now we're waiting for the next rain to make sure it's fixed for good this time.
On the bright side, the leak was in the bedroom so no LEGO sets or photo gear was damaged :-)
Just a quick picture with the tracked Jeep while the snow lasts - only for a few hours.
Toy Project Day 3407
I know treasure is more of a pirates kind of thing, but I found these old sets from childhood while cleaning in my grandparents basement. I thought they were long gone, but they'd been sitting high on some old shelves for years. Couldn't believe it!
The parts are pretty dusty, but can be washed for the most part. The boxes are in decent shape, and the instructions and promotional material are emaculate. Man, I should clean more often!
for the current campaign of the Nine Kingdoms RPG on RogueBricks.
This was my first time building rocks, but I am quite happy with the result. Just the positioning of the minifig was nerve-racking, because it slipped down all the time.
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