Frankenstein W.I.P.

Not been feeling too great these past few days. Been keeping up with my October writing schedule, and helped my better half down the allotment yesterday, putting up the walls of the fruitcage, but have little else, except for whiling away some time working on this:

In case anyone is still in doubt as to what film scene I am trying to recreate, its the following:

A Happy Day

Hectic evening. Chapter 4 edited of my next re-published novel. Finished casting the minifigs for my next horror movie lego photoshoot (can you guess the movie I will be recreating?) And now settling for an evening's reading sesh!

The Shape of Things to Come

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Crabby Lego GNS Book Cover Mock-Up 6/6

Dun 'n' Dusted. 🙂

Even More Crab Lego

Despite everything, I am still on track to get all my Lego work finished in time for Saturdays deadline for the next Guy N Smith fanzine - GNS3.

Here is a Lego mock-up  of a film that actually might have been in an alternate universe - a Guy N Smith themed Doctor Who  film:

And if that wasn't enough, here is the 5th Guy N Smith Lego mock-up od the new GIANT crab novels:

 

Crabby 4/6

 Just x2 to do now.

GNS3 Lego Mock-Ups

 3 done:

  

3 to go...

Santa Scene

Iam quite happy with this Lego Santa scene. Merry Christmas, one and all. 🍄🎅🎄🎁

Lego Arctic Landscape and Huskies

It may be Christmas time, but I am already gathering pieces for next year's Lego horror shoots. Can you guess the movie before I even make the scene:

Crimbo Lego Shesh

Final Fog Foto

Wanting to devote my Lego building to Christmas themes during December,  I thought I had better get on with my Lego shoot of The Fog. And so I nipped down the shop during my dinner break and bought some cotton wall balls. This, I hoped, would create the impression of fog billowing into my church construction.:

All I needed to do then was light the thing up and, hey presto:

Father Malone Make-do

Back to the day job today, but thankfully working from home all week. Despite prostituting (not literally as I need a decent income )my time, I managed to find a decent lego stand in for Father Malone for my Lego set-up of the famous finale scene from The Fog.

Not a perfect impersonation, so I decided to change his heas and hair:

A Dream within a Dream

I watched one of my all-time favourite horror movies last weekend - John Carpenter's magnificently spooky The Fog. To ne, it is the perfect horror film - no gore, supernatural, atmopheric and with a top notch soundtrack.

Of course, any horror film I watch these days is to source a good scene for my Lego project and the following scene left me in no doubt what my next brick-would be:

Th scene

 

My Lego repro begins...

Crabs: The Human Sacrifice

This was harder to recreate than I had anticipated:

A Gottle of Geer

 A quick Lego set-up, this one? Can you name the scary film?

Saturday Morning Building - Frankenstein

And this one is for my future Guess the Horror Film zine: