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WaterySnap

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  1. WaterySnap
    This is a microscale model of 77072 Peely Bone My goal was to capture the overall character of the set while shrinking it down to a fraction of the size. At this scale, stacked studs and a frosting piece work can stand in for exposed intestines and teeth make excellent ribs. I'm particularly proud that I was able to find a use for the banana piece... as a small part of an even bigger banana 🙃 You can see the banana bag in this picture:
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    75230 Porg -> Mushroom Cloud (medium category)
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    "I am become death, destroyer of worlds." For my entry, I decided to make the Porg set into a mushroom cloud explosion. The Porg set has a ton of these small orange slopes which look great as tongues of flames. The grey rock pieces, despite their angular appearance, helped shape the lightbulb-shaped thunderhead of the explosion. The Porg's downy white belly was repurposed as a cloud of debris expanding from the bottom of the explosion. Technic pieces are used for the internal structure of the white clouds at the bottom.
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    Thank you! Thank you very much!
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    Hello good people of Eurobricks! My build was a finalist in the Lego Ideas "Exhibit Your Creativity in the Lego House" contest. It would mean so much to me if you would vote for my creation at the following link: LEGO IDEAS - Exhibit your creativity in The LEGO House! - Mashup Madness: Medieval Locomotive! Medieval Locomotive! by Water Snap, on Flickr Thank you so much!
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    these transformers make such brilliant use of so few parts!
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    I like the mix of modern and vintage parts to achieve its look!
  8. WaterySnap
    the angling on those wings is lovely!
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    Yeah, I feel like a take on space that is a little less grounded in reality could be really exciting.
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    I wonder if you can get a similar look with windowpane/clipboard pieces.
  11. WaterySnap
    Never thought of dying bricks, but the colors are stunning!
  12. WaterySnap
    Love the warm color and the smooth, studless look!
  13. WaterySnap
    Love the cypress trees!
  14. WaterySnap
    The digitigrade legs are fantastic!
  15. WaterySnap
    Congratulations to all the winners!
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