Check it out - flames turned out well. The armor actually looks much better in person - the camera doesnt do it justice.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Last zombie hunter from The Scene
Cool little fig (similar poses to the last 2 Ive done) - paint job on it was 'blah' but, I splattered gore on him, which was fun, but also kinda sucked :) Jack Black or Ash?
Probably my last 15mm guy for a while. I think Ive decided I like the bigger figures better - more opportunities for shading, etc.
Probably my last 15mm guy for a while. I think Ive decided I like the bigger figures better - more opportunities for shading, etc.
LEGO Dork
Hi. Im Jay. And Im a LEGO dork.
I freely admit it now. I played with LEGOs when I was a kid - I got my first set around 1977. It was a Lunar Lander, before they had LEGO minifigs. I was into the SPACE series and the CASTLE series. I probably played with them until I was 13 or so, and the 'cool' factor caught up to me.
I had forgotten about LEGOs until fairly recently when I happened to be in the toy section of a department store, and was amazed by all the cool sets they had come out with. The Millenium Falcon and AT AT Walkers both caught my eye.
Well, I was over at a friend's house over the Christmas break and she had the LEGO Eiffel Tower (which looks like it sells for about $700 bucks IF you can find one!) After that, I started looking around on the 'Net just for fun, and there is this entire LEGO subculture I had no idea about!
Ive loved the Space Shuttle program, and now that it is going away, I felt like it was time to relive my LEGO dorkism...
Ill throw some more pics up as it starts to build up...I think my wife is looking forward to this too!
I freely admit it now. I played with LEGOs when I was a kid - I got my first set around 1977. It was a Lunar Lander, before they had LEGO minifigs. I was into the SPACE series and the CASTLE series. I probably played with them until I was 13 or so, and the 'cool' factor caught up to me.
I had forgotten about LEGOs until fairly recently when I happened to be in the toy section of a department store, and was amazed by all the cool sets they had come out with. The Millenium Falcon and AT AT Walkers both caught my eye.
Well, I was over at a friend's house over the Christmas break and she had the LEGO Eiffel Tower (which looks like it sells for about $700 bucks IF you can find one!) After that, I started looking around on the 'Net just for fun, and there is this entire LEGO subculture I had no idea about!
Ive loved the Space Shuttle program, and now that it is going away, I felt like it was time to relive my LEGO dorkism...
LEGO Shuttle Adventure - 1204 pieces
Now that is a lot of pieces!
Ill throw some more pics up as it starts to build up...I think my wife is looking forward to this too!
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