Jack Sparrow - in LEGO or perhaps not

[oDDerFisken]

Found this lovely figure on brickshelf. It's a creation from a toystore in New York.

What do you think?

From the side (with dino in the back)

The folder

Would be nice with some more closeups.. But the moc is bpretty cool. I hope someone will try to make The Black Pearl with crew scale 1:1 :-D

[Lt. Col. Thok]

Nice-but what's that pagan background?

[Mister Phes]

Yes, that Pagan background makes me overly dubious that this is in fact LEGO. Given that Megabloks had the Pirates of the Caribbean license what do you suppose the chances are they decided to build a life sized sculpture of Mr Sparrow?

[oDDerFisken]

Yes, that Pagan background makes me overly dubious that this is in fact LEGO. Given that Megabloks had the Pirates of the Caribbean license what do you suppose the chances are they decided to build a life sized sculpture of Mr Sparrow?

Hm.. you say something. You a probably right about the pagansy. I just didn't see the megablock-sign at first..

Is it possible to change the title of this topic from lego to megablocks instead?

EDIT: i see that you've already done taht. Thanks :-)

Edited March 1, 2008 by oDDerFisken

[SirNadroj]

Looks good if it wasn't built of M$^&B$#Ks ;-)

The face needs some work, though. But it's OK.

Bet they needed TONS of glue (or cement) to hold it together. :-D

[Johnny 5]

Nice sculpture, but I'm thinking its M#&@ B[%<K$ also though.

But what about the Wolverine and The Thing in the background?

Those look interesting as well.

[Derek]

Yes, Im sure there arent professional Mega Blocks Builders... :-D :-D

[Cardinal Brick]

Reguardless of what it's made of it's a very good model though as said the face could do a little bit of work.

[HopelessMagic]

Is that from Toys R Us Time Square? Looks like it.

[Mister Phes]

Reguardless of what it's made of it's a very good model though as said the face could do a little bit of work.

Well we can't expect a MegaBloks sculpture to look as good as the LEGO ones :-D