Paradox

Ha! I love it! But we need somebody with better photoshop skills to do a better one. Not me, that's better already than what I could do, but somebody else. Who will rise to the challange?

A Real Asset to the Community. It's kind of an in joke.

Probably about a thousand dollars, give or take. It's a fairly small collection in comparison to many AFOLs.

Well, the one with the Darth Vader body has been replacing body parts as they give out, allowing him to extend his live for quite a while at the cost of his humanity. The bounty hunter wanted to be able to bounty hunt better, and the other guys have been in accidents of some kind. Also, I like making little robot dudes.

Hmm, I suppose it is. I've just always called them legos, at least when I speak.

Thanks you.

I'm a big SPACE! fan, and am also looking forward to the new LEGO Agents theme. My Brickshelf folder is here.

That should fix it.

I think that doing a scene in LEGO makes it automatically cute. A real dismembered body is horrific, but a dismembered minifig with cute little red plate blood all over the place is strangly inoffensive.

Here are a few SPACE! themed minifigs of mine. This funky little robot is controled by a disembodied human brain. This guy opted for a powerful mechanical prosthetic arm instead of a vat grown replacment. This four hundred year old cyborg has replaced almost all of his body with mechanical parts. A famous bounty hunter, this guy paid good money for his cyborg enhancements. The cannon on his right arm fires magneticaly confined beams of superheated solar plasma. A victim of an industrial accident, this guy couldn't afford advanced modern prosthetics. He had to settle for low priced alternatives instead. But he doesn't let it get him down. The tecnique I used for my cyborgs (except the last guy who I created entirely on my own) was shamelessly stolen from the excelant Count Blockula.

The one with the shark is my favorite.

The Mechanized Rapid Subterranian Ariel Transport Device was not Professer Brickington greatest invention. It was, however, his last. After the unfortunate accident the good Doctor's estate, including his patents and schematics, were willed to the University, but for some reason nobody has made an attempt to improve on the design of the ill-fated machine.

My name is Paradox. It is nice to be here. I am an American, but in defense of my country bear in mind that technically we only elected Bush one time. I hope to be a RATTC. I have been interested in legos for as long as I can remember, and while I do not claim any great talant, I enjoy building things very much. It's nice to meet you all.