Name of Model: Mr. Sharkman's Famous Street Food |
Created by: tomi&tree |
Found at: http://www.flickr.com/search/?&w=97319163@N00&q=Mr.%20Sharkman's%20Famous%20Street%20Food |
Details: We've all had days where we've wanted to shish-kabob people, sell them to a shark, run them through a LEGO rotisserie cooker, and feed them to rock monsters, right? Right? Here's a model to cheer you up on those days. A light, minifig-scale spoof of a street-side food vendor, this is actually geared so that the heads spin (and cook evenly) when a hand crank is used (there's video!) Of course, what really sells it is the terrified minifig facial expressions. Well, that, the fire in front of the line of excited rock monsters, and the spectacular use of color. Magenta slopes look great on the frame, transparent pink flowers perfectly fill the spaces between heads, and translucent red bricks on the sides of the cooker give this the look of a proper grill. In a phrase: it's a delicacy. |
Thursday, September 23, 2010Terrified Human Head on a StickPosted by Dan at 12:54 AMPosted by Dan at 12:54 AM Labels: colors, food, lego, minifig, minifig scale, technic, techniques, vignette |
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