Name of Model: Micro Nasa Shuttle |
Created by: Siercon and Coral (Sean and Steph Mayo) |
Found at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/legocy/8097052817/in/pool-44124304756@N01 |
Details: Sean and Steph Mayo are rapidly becoming the most talked about couple in the AFOL (Adult Fan Of LEGO) community. We could do an entire round-up of just the recent models from these prolific builders. When they're not winning awards at LEGO conventions for our favorite models, they're busy making goofy inverted models (and then inverting them, they're stacking parts sideways instead of connecting them, and they're experimenting with MegaBloks for just long enough to see how well they burn. To continue showing up the rest of us, they're now making great desktop models for friends and coworkers. This one was for a friend who got a job at NASA. As usual, there are some stunning uses of unexpected parts: a knight's helmet for the top of the fuel tank, a support beam for the launch tower, minifig hands to get the shape of the wings, and round plates for tufts of smoke. It's a stunning amount of detail in just a 4 stud by 6 stud footprint. |
Wednesday, October 17, 2012Microscale NASA Space ShuttlePosted by Dan at 10:54 PMPosted by Dan at 10:54 PM Labels: Adult Fan of Lego, lego, microscale, nasa, space, spaceship |
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