LEGO Laval from the Legends of Chima.
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- Created on Tuesday, 11 June 2013 06:10
Here's a bit of a behind the scenes look at my latest model.
A giant LEGO minfig called Laval from LEGo Legends of Chima.
He is just under 6 Ft Tall and with his sword its over 8 feet tall, and well over 100,000 LEGO Bricks!
Here's a picture of him in the loading dock just before he heads off to a department store.
To give you an idea of just how big he is, on top of his left hand is a normal LEGO minifig (That tiny pink dot!)
All up he was about 280-300 hours worth of work, and a hell of a challenge.
Sydney, the harbour city.
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- Created on Sunday, 07 April 2013 22:41
Here's a couple of small models I have made for a department store in Sydney.
The timing is rather ironic as I am going to be in Sydney from the 20th to the 29th of April
at the Sydney Brick show. Make sure you come along and say G'day.
Here's the website, where you can buy tickets online.
All things New Zealand.
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- Created on Sunday, 07 April 2013 22:33
I recently had the chance to take a trip over to New Zealand.
To say it is a beautiful country does not do it justice.
Whilst I was over there i managed to slot in a slot on breakfast TV, promoting the National LEGO building competition.
Here's a link to the Interview, and here's a close up of some flowers I gave to the shows hosts.
http://tvnz.co.nz/breakfast-news/building-lego-living-video-5395359
LEGO Cityscape
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- Created on Sunday, 03 March 2013 06:19
Here's an interesting one, I had to make a city scene for a photoshoot, I sort of modelled it on New York, but added a few more Aussie Details to it.
here's my favourite view of the city. (For full detailed shots check out my flickr page)
Bonus points if you can guess what TV show the restaurant was in.
Match Mosaic
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- Created on Sunday, 03 March 2013 06:13
Here's a 3D"ish" mosaic I completed for a company in Sydney.
The "greebling" effect works pretty well on mosaics, it adds depth and detail to an otherwise plain logo.