MOC: dancers

[fred67]

Didn't know if there was any appropriate sub-theme for this. (link to video)

DSCF1556 by FredJH, on Flickr

Yes, it could be hooked up to a motor, but as it is, it can sit there and people just play with it when they pass by... if I made it motor driven, I'd keep taking it off for other things.

[purpleparadox]

At first I was surprised to see a MOC in "LEGO General"...but now I understand why it's here! Very interesting technique/idea.

[Darth Dino]

Hi

very nice and unique MOC! I like that it is "only" manual driven. People can stop it to see what is happening and why. It is so cool how the square stands pass by so close while rotating whithout touching!

Both females are taler than their guys... Do they like small men, or have both high heels? :)

Dino

[Kristel]

This is very clever!

[Andy D]

I agree, this is very clever. I also think making it manual to require some interaction also adds to it. If it were motorized people would just look at it and think of it as just another music box type construction, but by requiring interaction it will cause people to think.

Great job!

Andy D

[fred67]

Thanks... I like it manual, too, it's more fun to play with that way.

Yes, the women are taller. In the world of LEGO, women must be wearing high heels under those dresses (2x2x2 slopes being taller than minifigure legs).

[Darth Dino]

Hi

how is that looking if you add 2x 1x1 or 1x 2x1 plates as platform shes? ;)

Its only because i like smaller women more than taler ones (i am 30cm or a foot taler than my wife) :)

Maybe in white (on black legs) as gaiters/spats ;)

Dino

Edited September 8, 2012 by Darth Dino