Great job, Andrew!
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Lego My TorgoReader Andrew Colunga has recreated the SOL and several scenes from MST3K using Lego blocks. Check them out.
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Wow, that is actually really nice. Great job.
From one Lego man to another, I’ve go to say, those are remarkably good… especially on that scale!
Ah, I second Matty-O’s sentiment.
No Legomation though? They go really well with stop-motion films.
I have about 4 billion Legos (sorry, sorry, “Lego bricks or toys”) in storage, but I keep a few near my computer as a great reminder to keep imagining things.
Oh, for CUTE!
Wow, those are cool. When I was little I used to create my own Lego characters but not like this. I didn’t build the characters out of Lego’s. Instead I would use paint and modeling clay to modify the little Lego people to look like the characters (this was well before the days of the modern licensed Lego toys like Star Wars or Indiana Jones). I did a lot of comic and movie characters, and of course the whole Satellite of Love crew including Gypsy and a little custom built playset of the SOL set itself. I did build the Bots out of Legos, but they were smaller than these and fit the scale of the painted up Joel Lego figure. I even had the little Gizmonics Institute patch on his chest and the G logo to his back. I still have them packed away somewhere, but it would take me forever to find them.
Seriously awesome. :) My faves are the “Why don’t they look?” recreation and of course, Torgo. Brilliant work, Andrew!
Hah some nice work there!
Cool. :cool:
Simply brilliant
I want all of them. They’re awesome.