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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.

These Vidiyo pods are a pain in the lower backside because you can't do much with it. In an area of 8x8 it actually has 12 studs - on the backside.

For this rover I tried to hide that it's only fixed in the back and pulled the rubber tracks right up to the front. Unfortunately it's too big to fit in a pocket, so here's just a lame shot on the balcony.

 

Febrover-in-a-row No.169

Toy Project Day 2770

Rebuilding the roads in Brixton.

Mike, what are you doing?

 

Painting the scooters. Black is beautiful!

 

Why the red colour then?

 

This is red? Damn, I thought it looked weird...

 

Toy Project Day 1989

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.

I was very surprised to find Series 16 minifigs at the LEGO Store already (they're out early!!). This is the wildlife photographer, once I saw the expression on her face, I just knew I had to do a closeup :-)

 

Note: The Wildlife photographer comes with a hood instead of hair but it's way too hot in Texas for her to wear a hood, so I gave her a hairpiece for the photo - also it was easier to photograph her face without the hood :-)

It was Patient Pumpkin, in the elevator shaft, with the elevator.

oh fun table scrap

 

sorry I'm so inactive, haven't lost interest in lego whatsoever, just have been very busy.

 

-Engineer

Entry for BossBrick's Contest

Helen Cho from Avengers Age Of Ultron.

Sam Wilson aka Falcon from The winter Soldier

Hope you like it.

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?

The bike unit congregate for a chat while they wait for the next call out

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 :-)

  

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.....

 

A romanian aircraft mostly used by hunters in this region of Carpathians where mountains merge with floating rocks.

 

For an upcoming project.

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 :-)

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? :-)

I spotted Lisa leaving the Brick Bank with some paperwork. Hopefully she got a loan to pay for all those Bricklink orders :-)

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) :-)

Painting a different picture

I've never watched Ninjago but I fell in love with the architecture of the "Temple of Airjitzu" so I got the set last month during double VIP points. I was thrilled to discover female Ninja minifig, Nya, in the set so I took her portrait in the Ninja Training room.

Pete and Yve, painted on the sprue.

 

Thanks to Naomi for the legal cutting mat technique.

  

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 :-)

I got one of the decals applied, mainly to see how it would turn out useing clear waterslide decal paper. I think it worked out pretty good, the colors darkened a little bit but still very good. The minifig is equiped with a brickforge gunbelt and brickarms weapons.

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.

Sensei Wu and Misako enjoy some morning tea in the Temple of Arijitzu. From the little bit I've read online about Ninjago, it sounds like their relationship is complicated but I'm going to put them in the "Cute Couple" category anyway :-)

But we need to talk about your lack of mobile phone signal!

 

Simple lighting setup here: small torch inside tent towards camera; larger torch camera right to illuminate figure (see highlights on his beanie).

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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 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.

Oooops! Finally caught out on camera.

Using a rubber band again. This time 3 limbs are held with it. Purist :)

T.B. visits the brand-new Bricks & Minifigs In Springfield, Missouri.

Edna loves the scent of lavender and so do I.

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MY LEGO woman Minifigure

®Mac Filko

 

2011

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!

It's a wee bit difficult to find money in your pockets when you don't wear any trousers.

 

The sun was shining and I just had to go outdoors for a short walk of taking pictures. Walking went better than awkwardly trying to find a better perspective for the pictures :o)

 

Toy Project Day 1941

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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Oficina dos Baixinhos

Blocks Magazine Issue 79 - Piece Perception (p. 96)

new torso sculpting and thats about it.

Some more closeups of the rest of the minifigs. Credit for the flamethrower goes to Aaron.

It took me several tries over many days to get a portrait of the Postman that I liked. I wanted it to look like he was out delivering mail when I took the shot :-)

 

I've finally caught up on Ninjago - we watched Season 5 recently. I now realize that the Temple of Airjitzu isn't featured in the story as much as I thought it would be but it's still an awesome set and fun to use for photos.

Blackwater Marines at your service.

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