Nadrojian Fabuland vs. Nannan's Black Fantasy & Surrealism

[SirNadroj]

There seems to be quite a few Nannan-esqe MOCs out there nowadays, only Nannan didn't build em'!

Inspired by Olog's Battle of Bandwagon Hill, I put this together, depicting the epic stuggle between Fabuland and Black Fantasy/Surrealism. OK, so there is no real struggle. But I must say Nannan's style is really fun to work with! (I love those Mini-Nannan Henchmen in there, too! )

Who will win? Sure beats the heck outta me! (I'm rootin' for Fabuland, though! )

What's that frog called again, Hinckey? (I put in a Bley Nannan frog, too! )

Don't worry, I'm not turning on Fabuland. I thought it'd be a fun tribute to one of my favourite MOCists out there! (Oh, and I called it "Nadrojian Fabuland" because, well....it's got a nice ring to it! )

Looking foward to your feedback!

[Wilhelm screamer]

So odd...

*brain explodes from confusion*

[zero1312]

Strange!

*brain explodes from because he understands it*

[Scouty]

Builders these days are making their creations gory...I mean...intestines[/b] .

Anyway, I like this creation.

I like in the two vignettes on both sides that one has the upper hand and the other opponent in danger.

[Asuka]

A great idea and nicely made too! A mystical and dreadful creature, reaching out from a bottomless pit, some enigmatic and abstract

floating cuboids and a well fitting crew of interesting figures... a formidable and funny work indeed. Frog and anti-frog on! Let´s see

what happens when they come in touch....

[Plural]

Hehe, briliant stuff. I love the layered look to it and the two frogs just staring at each other.

Got some lovely gore there as well. Very disturbing. In a good way.

[LegoLyons]

Beautiful.

Clever.

Gross.

Funny.

I love it, especially the gore.

[SirNadroj]

Thank you very much.

So odd...

*brain explodes from confusion*

Did you follow the link?

[Wilhelm screamer]

Did you follow the link?

Um, what link ?

[SirNadroj]

Um, what link ?

Sorry, my fault. Look through Nannan's surrealist works: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=a-tree