Showing posts with label Lego. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lego. Show all posts

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:


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:


Saturday Story Building

Continuing work on my Large Circus of Horrors diorama...



Goblin Society

 I have been wanting to create this movie scene for ages now. And whilst it is not perfect, I am happy with it and consider it finished.

Can you guess the movie?