Car or Girl?
Lino Martins arrived with his new car model, 57 Pontiac Safari, as he says “commisioned” by his girlfriend Sue (also modelled, on the right):
I wonder: which model is cooler? Girl or car?
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Loading ...Michael Phelps gets his eighth gold and… a vig
Mariann Asanuma (a former Master Model Designer in LEGOLAND California) builds a miniland vignette to honour the amazing Olimpic acomplishment of Michael Phelps.
Kill the Dragon
Look at this amazing samurai figure by Tyler (Legohaulic)! I particularly like the blood dripping from the dragon’s head and from the sword.
Creatures by Kaye
Singapore’s AFOL Kaye created this pack of cute monsters:
As Kaye wrote, some designs are his original, some are based on other AFOLs’ work. For me, the red one looks a bit like one of the Doom monsters. And the gray on looks familiar, but I cannot remember where I seen it. Hint, anyone?
New blog: MinilandBricks
Bruce, a veteran LEGO blogger, owner of excellent VignetteBricks and MicroBricks started his third blog - MinilandBricks. As name suggest, the blog covers the miniland-scale LEGO creations.
I love everything what comes from Bruce and I love miniland, so I will be paying close attention on this one. And I hope you will too. To get you started, here’s the Lino Martins‘ Batman and Robin:
(Via MinilandBricks)
PS. Bruce is searching for blog o-author. Anyone interested?
New species discovered in Elche, Spain
Breaking news: New species discovered in Elche, Spain!
Jesús Delgado, Spanish AFOL, cartoonist and biologist discovered a new, mysterious species of unknown origin. The creatures named Panacotos seem to settle on Jesús’ desk. Thanks to that, he was able to record a few movies that shed some light on the bizarre rituals of Panacotos:
Fight over a female:
Calling the female:
There are also static photos of Panacotos in Jesús’ gallery and a lively discussion at Hispalug forum.
Black Canary
Joe Meno posted amazing miniland figure of Black Canary, DC-Comics heroine.
There is a lot of interesting techniques here - especially hinged legs and arms. Visit Joe’s photostream to see more photos and detailed comments about the building techniques used.
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