Ever since I got this spinjitzu element in a big box of used LEGO, I've thought of using it as a hula skirt. I wanted to use the mech chest armor as hair as well. This prompt was my chance to do both.
I referred to these reference images for inspiration:
Ever since I got this spinjitzu element in a big box of used LEGO, I've thought of using it as a hula skirt. I wanted to use the mech chest armor as hair as well. This prompt was my chance to do both.
I referred to these reference images for inspiration:
DrB beat me to the famous, dress-lifting draft of Marilyn Monroe, so I turned my sight to an even more iconic draft: da Vinci's famous sketch of the Vitruvian Man. Perhaps it was not a draft, but metalwork and pen sketches, however masterful, have the feel of a draft about them.
DrB beat me to the famous, dress-lifting draft of Marilyn Monroe, so I turned my sight to an even more iconic draft: da Vinci's famous sketch of the Vitruvian Man. Perhaps it was not a draft, but metalwork and pen sketches, however masterful, have the feel of a draft about them.
I ended up replacing this build with another idea for my official entry based on a family vote, but this one was complete, so it'd be a shame not to share it. 101 parts.
I stitched that image together from separate vulture and highway photos. The gestalt was stronger than trying to capture it in a single image as here:
Blue Man Group is a well known entertainment troupe in the US. Three mute men that bang on PVC pipes, drum on paint, explode from the chest, and so on. Here's one of my reference images:
Exactly 101 parts. I had to pull off two fingers to get there.
