Historical Minifigs

[CopMike]

This guy Morgan19 really made a lot of cool moc minfigs 8-

Edited October 1, 2007 by Bonaparte

[hollisbrick]

woah they are some cool figs, nice find copmike. And they are some great figs Morgan 19

Edited September 30, 2007 by hollisbrick

[xwingyoda]

Yep seen his cool gallery on BS before ;-)

Very nice vigs !!

*yoda*

[SirNadroj]

I've seen these befor, they are really accurate! I hope he make some more! *wub*

[Lt. Col. Thok]

Very nice! My fav is the Abe Lincoln one.

[freddy_LC]

Nice find mike *y* i like the history!

freddy_LC friendly :-)

[jifel]

my favotite is john lennon,except for the scar on his forehead(harry potter head)

jifel

[oo7]

All of the seventy something figures have been made as entries for The Fine Clonier Historical Figure Contest. I have entered a few myself including Harry S Truman, Rosa Parks, Ио́сиф Виссарио́нович Джугашви́ли, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Charlie Chaplin. :-)

Bowler hat and cane designs courtesy of Michael Jasper.

Here's my favorite out of Morgan's lot:

Edited September 30, 2007 by oo7

[hollisbrick]

Nice work oo7

[Morgan19]

Hey thanks for the nods, guys

[Quarryman]

Amazing work *wub* Don't really have a favourite (yet), just one question; what torso did you use for Douglas MacArthur?

[Morgan19]

It's the Naboo pilot torso from the new N1 set:

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m19

Edited October 1, 2007 by Morgan19

[Bonaparte]

I almost never bookmark a brickshelf gallery. But yours is now bookmarked.

I'm a real minifig freak and your gallery is just pure beauty to me.

You've done a great job and I'll copy some of your idea's for my MOCs if that's OK with you.

[Quarryman]

It's the Naboo pilot torso from the new N1 set:

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m19

Thanks :-) (though I managed to find out for myself, and actually was in the process of editing my previous post ;-))

[oo7]

Ah, it's great you could join us here, Morgan. *y* Those entries are great, I must say again. The only gripe I have concerning the design is the udside-down epaulettes, I think I've seen a bellville bib piece used as a better alternative.....

Nice work oo7

Thank you, Mr. Hollisbrick!

Here's some lat minute ones I made including Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci, Charles de Batz-Castelmore (comte d'Artagnan) and Der F

[Morgan19]

The only gripe I have concerning the design is the udside-down epaulettes, I think I've seen a bellville bib piece used as a better alternative.....

I worked with what I had. ;) I'm not sure what this bib piece is

[oo7]

Let's see...... I believe these are belleville baby bibs, but I can't quite remember exactly. And there's that white tire technique, that's good as well. :-)

(MOC by Barbara Werth)

[Mister Phes]

These are mighty fine creations Morgan, how come you didn't post these yourself?

[Morgan19]

These are mighty fine creations Morgan, how come you didn't post these yourself?

Heh... I did actually, in a thread this morning

Edited October 1, 2007 by Morgan19

[zouave]

Your minifigs are amazing. *wub* You should print them out and make them into trading cards.

[ZeekyBoogeyDoog]

Ah, the anatomy lesson, one of my favorite paintings. I want to try using that technique for collars some time.

My favorites out of Morgan's figs are Da Vinci, Henry VIII and Anne, Jack the Ripper Abe Lincoln, Joan of Arc and Charaka.

[Morgan19]

FYI-- The first round of voting's now underway, if anyone feels like joining in the electional fun. :)

m19

[Wout]

Very nice *y* :-)

Maybe I must make also something like that. There was last year made a historical canon of the dutch history because most dutch didn't knew much the last years about their own history.

[Morgan19]

Just as a bit of an end-note to the great experiences I had participating in the contest:

Woohoo! *wub*

m19

Edited November 16, 2007 by Morgan19

[Sir Dillon]

Congratulations on your win! Mark Twain isn't really one of my favorites of your figures, but I think you deserved to win. :-)

I didn't say it earlier, but these are certainly some of the best historical figures I've seen.