Re: Post pictures of amazing LEGO creations here
Yes, but that guy gets paid to have that much lego.
click me for my YouTube!
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Yes, but that guy gets paid to have that much lego.
Thats not Sawaya.
Errr, was that made digitaly?
No. This is a lesser artist
Lol you'd have to play that DS like that dance dance revolution game. Dance on the buttons in the right order. 
The artist's name is Sean Kenney. He has his own YouTube channel with a timelapse of that DSi being built.
http://www.youtube.com/user/seankenney
I don't know if this fits here, but whatever!
Cool, except you can see the paper too well.
I saw the bottom one up close in germany. AWSOME
For me, being normal is abnormal
Oh. My. God. that is amazing. I'm not sure about animating this, I would give it a shot but I would probably fail epically. Oh, and Filmyguy, did you get my PM?
Woah, that's one crazy ass robot. o.O I wonder how well it moves.
Those last few are just jaw droppingly good. How on earth do people come up with those detailed models !!!!!
Nothing 'amazing' (except this), but a guy on Flickr has been remaking classic video game scenes in LEGO.
Last edited by Hazzat (April 22, 2009 (11:40am))
everything by Sean Kenny is awesome.
this is awsome!
NOstudios wrote:http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/0 … 68x701.jpg
http://www.seankenney.com/portfolio/two … s/home.jpgeverything by Sean Kenny is awesome.
this is awsome!
Awesome? This is amazing!
Last edited by randomparrot (April 23, 2009 (08:37am))
Please stop quoting those huge images!
Well reminded Cheesey Bricks, I forgot it keeps it as an image and doesn't automatically change to a link.
Try BrickArtist.com
His Heartfelt is now used for a record cover: http://www.deepinsight.net/discography/
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