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Hello all!

I have recently read an (older) article in the Blocks magazine about the Great Western Brickshow in Swindon 2014.

There was a photo about some "not-so-mini" figures:

the_great_western_brickshow_figs.jpg

They are definitely smaller than the maxifig from set 3723.

Does anybody know more about these figures?

Does anybody have more photos (I don't dare to ask for instructions...)

Or do we even have the creator around here in the forums?

Thanks for help! :classic:

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These are James Sutton's figures in six times normal scale. He's a Brickish member. If you want, I can PM you his email address.

I believe he also built these, on display with Duncan Titmarsh's 6x scale Yellow Castle:

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BA-AGM-2008-19 by Martin Long, on Flickr

Incidentally, this appeared in newly-restored state at BRICK 2015 last week.

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These are all really well build.

That yellow castle creation is so beautiful.

I was really wondering on how the scale of 1/6 worked. Luckily there is more pictures on that flickr account. Well, enough to get an idea on how they are done. Should be straightforward.

Definately gonna have to build something to this scale in the future.

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Posted

Looking at James' flickr folder I don't think he's the one who built the figs shown in my first post.

He did some similar ones, which are nice to re-build as well, but the ones in his flickr don't represent the figs from the Great Western Brickshow in Swindon 2014.

And I'm stuck with contacting him by email - he didn't reply so far. :sceptic:

Any more ideas?

Posted

I wasn't aware that James had a Flickr account. How did you find that? The image I posted is from Martin Long's Flickr - he's the facilitator for the GWBS and not the guy who built the figures.

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I wasn't aware that James had a Flickr account. How did you find that? The image I posted is from Martin Long's Flickr - he's the facilitator for the GWBS and not the guy who built the figures.

Oops, sorry, I misread your first post. It was of course Martin's flickr account I was referring to. :blush:

Too bad he hasn't got more photos on his flickr.

I try to hunt down more of James' photos on the net. :devil::laugh:

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