Constructions and Figures in LEGO Artwork
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I have increased Springtrap’s height by a single LEGO balljoint, he is now fully proportionate and scales well with six inch action figures. Perfect for my fan film. (Plus, he now has double jointed knees, a great bonus).
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This is my LEGO Mimic, I’m working on some other projects at the moment, list of updates.
Reworked Chest Cavity
New Teeth
Real Fabric on the side of his head.
A light Rust Finish all over the Endo skeleton.
And a new Wire on the side of his head.
New hands are complete! I’m going to be making an interchangeable hand to wield a weapon. But four years of work have resulted in this Springtrap.
(WIP) Lego Mario Strollin' Stu Figure
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I don't know if this is valid to complete the quest. 🤷🏻♂️
I've built Perry the Platypus from the animated series Phineas and Ferb, but in the GameJolt colors.
As Doofenshmirtz would say in Spanish: ¡MALDITO SEAS, PERRY EL ORNITORRINCO!
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Hey people! How's it all going? I hope it's okay.
Well, this time I present you the Lizard from Spider-Man, but made with lego.
Once again, I had problems because I almost ran out of green pieces to finish it.
I hope you like it.
Take care.
👋🏼🙂
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This is my fully complete LEGO/Megaconstrux hybrid Fnaf Movie SpringBonnie/The Yellow Rabbit.
Very happy with this little guy, I’ve put lots of work into him, hope you guys enjoy.
Final update on my LEGO Darksiders 2 Death and Ultimate Reaper form. New hands for the reaper form and various paint updates for both reaper form and Death himself. Now I gotta get started on my LEGO RE4 Ada Wong and Leon Minifigures.
LEGO Darksiders 2 Death and his Ultimate Reaper form revisited. I’ve been revisiting and updating a lot of my stuff recently. Don’t mind Springtrap in the box.
A Custom Mega Construx, LEGO Hybrid. This is Silent Hill 2006 movie Pyramid Head, he’s fully poseable. He’s getting an updated skirt piece very soon. Hand sewn. I used LEGO for the Great Knife and the leg extensions underneath the cloak.
