Name of Model: Chain Challenge 11: Swashbuckling! |
Created by: Joe "joeseidon" Miller |
Found at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/96739476@N04/16220294503/ |
Details: In the past few years, there's been a proliferation of seed-part based challenges in the wake of the popular "Iron Builder" contest. I (Dan) did my part by finding a way to make such a game fit in at BrickFair, but most of these challenges revolve around Flickr. Sometimes, like in this case, it's just a couple of builders taking up the challenge for the fun of it. This particular challenge is based around the current small, 5-link chain element. Surely a silly piece, it's much too short to be useful and was originally used for Ninjago weaponry when it first came out. They've found plenty of clever uses for it, although some of them make use of the classic "everything is more useful in quantity" trick. Joe's entries so far have included this great chandelier, a microscale scene with a great truck, chairs and curtains, an octopus, and even a house. His competitor, Leopold "Legopold" Mao's entries so far include a roller coaster, a server room, a Micropolis prison complex, and a goblin family with a pet human. In a just world, I'd have blogged more of these models separately, but I've given up on that. |
Wednesday, March 18, 2015Minifig-Scale ChandelierPosted by Dan at 8:10 AMPosted by Dan at 8:10 AM Labels: Adult Fan of Lego, contest, lego, minifig scale, techniques |
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