A.B.S. Snorter and his LEGO brick sorter

[chris_austin]

Just saw this posted on the Bricklink forums. Great imagination and great techniques:

Original size (2778 x 2037)

[Piratedave84]

WOAAAA ... Very cartoonish/disneyish!

I LOVE IT! the hands look sooooo realistic!

I had to zoom in and study the leg assembly for some time to understans how it's made ... quite simply genius!!!!

Excellent MOC!

P.S is the original creator a member? if so please identify yourself so we can give credit where it

's due!!

Pirate

Edited March 11, 2011 by Piratedave84

[Siegfried]

Looks like something Dr Suess would build.

[Esser-Z]

If that isn't Dr. Seuss inspired, I'll eat my hat. I like my hat quite a bit.

That is a glorious model.

[JCC1004]

This is by Legohaulic.

I really do love the Suess style of it and the little rhyme that goes with this MOC. The claws look wonderful and I love the forward vacuum.

I would really like to have one of those. sorting wouldn't nearly be as hard.

I'm not sure if calling it an A.B.S. Snorter was too good of an idea though.

[Esser-Z]

I really do love the Suess style of it and the little rhyme that goes with this MOC. The claws look wonderful and I love the forward vacuum.

The forward vacuum is cool, but I love the random-looking stream of bricks at the back. Very cleverly assembled!

[Henchmen4Hire]

Sweeeeet! I like how the vehicle resembles a klog, lol.

[Piratedave84]

Where can I order one?

I need it soooo bad, I have a ginormous box of "to be sorted" that requires sorting!!!

[Brickdoctor]

Looks like something Dr Suess would build.

If that isn't Dr. Seuss inspired, I'll eat my hat. I like my hat quite a bit.

Correct, Legohaulic built this for the Dr. Seuss category in the MOCAthalon on MOCpages.

And I think we could all use one at one time or another.

[Esser-Z]

Count me in on the needing-one. All my Lego's horribly unsorted, with the exception of MOST of my minifigs and minifig parts!

[XimenaPaulina]

At first glance I seriously thought this was a non-Lego toy due to the non-studded smooth surfaces, so a pretty neat job my Mr. Legohaulic on this one.