Classic Space.

By whoshotwhonow. Thanks for your title... I'll let Gizmocom know when I speak to him today.

6 Scale Collaborative Build

I built a lot of 6 scale bricks yesterday for a collaborative build at the Xmas party of the Brickish Association next week.

I had a lot of white 2x2 round corner bricks (macaroni's) so I built a lot of white ones! I am not sure what the completed model is going to be yet, but will post a report about it after I get back.

Darth Vader Statue

I have also managed to get hold of one of these to add to my collection.

There was only six of these made as previously reported in our post here. I bought one from someone who won it as a competition prize, but then deceided they didn't want to keep it ... good for me!!

He is the same scale as Spiderman and the Harry Potter models, I wonder if any more have been made in this scale? I am probably forgetting some...

Again, it was sent to me in the original box (pictures here) which had interesting information including his birth date (22/01/07).

6041 - Armour Shop X6

This is a very nice x6 scale set of the classic castle set. I saw it at the Skaerbaek event recently.

It looks very impressive and I loved the horse and the sheild detailing. The minifigs look very effective, but are very hard to do at this scale, especially to get the head/face right. I am glad I build to the larger x10 scale as it is much easier to get things looking rounder!

More photos in my Flickr folder.

My Spiderman!

After mising out on one of these as blogged here; http://bigbricks.blogspot.com/search?q=spiderman
I decided to go for it when they same person had another one for sale. It actually looks a lot nicer in the flesh (or should that be brick!) than in the auction photos.

An interesting thing is that it got sent to me in the original packing box which had some interesting info on the label. It gives the year, serial number and the country and name of company that built him. I had heard that all the display models that more than one are made are produced are made in the Czech Republic, so this confirms it.
I am also interested about the 'SM04' part of the name. I wonder if this is the 4th model they did in this type, or if there was other Spiderman models?

There are a couple of different views over in my flickr gallery

(1st post for a long while... sorry Richard! I have very busy clearing my house out to make room for more LEGO!! or so people can actually sleep in a bed when they come to stay :)

Large Display.

link

LEGOWORLD

from elex's gallery.

Racing Car

From lluisgib's gallery.

Inflatables

From
lluisgib's gallery

Luke

Available from Shop Online America.

Click on the picture to enlarge.

Even bigger wow!

Clearly made from real LEGO Bricks - and it can actually be driven!

From vkessesl's gallery

Wow!

I've been looking for this pic for ages.

From RMing's gallery.

Pictures from BrickCon 2007, Oct 5--7, Seattle

From
tgarriso's gallery.

STEAM

Met up with Darren and Claire again this weekend at 'Steam' - Swindon's Train Museum. There is a huge exhibition of LEGO there this weekend. If youy're reading this on the 7th October - get down there before 5pm and have a really fun day out.

Here is the table of Darren's collection + a few bits of mine.

Blue prints...

lucajuventino

Dinosaur

From badasscomputer's gallery.

Helicopter

LEGO-DESIGNER

Little Car

From LEGO-DESIGNER 's gallery.

Too big for his boots ... well one boot anyway!

Ok, so he might have only been around a few days, but he is already causing trouble!

He has already claimed the lounge as his own territory and is planning an assault on the study next!

I was going to make some more of his friends to keep him company, but not sure now as he will probably want to take over the whole neighbourhood!

Aye Aye Captain!!

Thank you.

I'd like to say a HUGE Scaled-up thank you to Darren and Claire for letting me stay this weekend - its just what I needed after my extremely busy week at work.

It was fun taking a trip down memory lane too. Hopefully I will be able to visit again and you vice versa.

I saw an advert for the Train Show on the way home too - how spooky.

Cheers

Richard.