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Model: Athaya Jones
SFX Makeup/Photography: Mike Rollerson
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Base:
Skin Illustrator - FX Liquid (Black)
Black Ink Mix:
Zombie Blood (Black)
And the fading ghost sign on the Paris Block on West Hastings Street. After decades in the same location Model Express has recently moved their shop a few doors to the East so I'm not sure how much longer the old plastic signage will be up.
Model: Taylor Freeze
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte​
Model: JM
Lighting: Shadows projected onto model using a jpeg made to simulate arrows in various sizes.
These are all the LEGO models I built in 2010. Until I compiled these pictures, I felt I had a bit of a slow year. In particular in the last half of the year, when I started a new job in another part of the country and spent most of my time about 300 km from my LEGO collection, I haven't been building much of anything. However, I managed to crank out 27 LEGO models after all, which isn't bad.
Yes, I know, You'd rather see pictures of new models than collections of pictures of models you've already seen, but I've seen a few people do these in the last few days and like the idea. And anyway, I am going to be permanently reunited with my collection in about a month and have plenty of ideas for new stuff:
-a large 1/36 aircraft (most likely a B-52)
-a minifig scale WW-II bomber (most likely a B-17)
-a 1/22 scale jet fighter (most likely an F-16)
-a 1/22 scale helicopter (most likely an AH-64)
-a 1/22 scale infantry fighting vehicle (most likely an M2 Bradley)
-a 1/22 scale truck with stepframe trailer and back-hoe loader (currently already under construction)
-more buildings for Brickston Borough
-plenty of cars for the upcoming LUGNuts challenges, of course.
Happy 2011!