Wordless Wednesday
November 21, 2007 by Amy Tucker
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OMG! I LOVE LEGOS! And I love legos even more when they’re done in game scenes! So awesome!
that is so cool! it shows u can do everything with LEGO!LOL!great WW!
Those are really brilliant ideas in using the Lego bricks. Thanks for sharing. Happy WW!
Oh, this is perfect. Great idea. Happy WW.
yEP THEY HAVE avatr ONES NOW TOO, omg
woo hoo MY KIDS ARE JUST NOW GETTING INTRESTED IN THOSE! i LOVE THE MOSAIC ONES!
Nice post! Happy Wordless Wednesday! Happy Thanksgiving too! I cant believe the holiday season is here! This weekend we will put up all our Christmas decor, and listen to Christmas music! Have a good Holiday! Come visit my blog!
Nice post! Happy Wordless Wednesday! Happy Thanksgiving too! I cant believe the holiday season is here! This weekend we will put up all our Christmas decor, and listen to Christmas music! Have a good Holiday! Come visit my blog!
wow!! my daughter saw this and asked, “is that lego land?”
Those are great! :) Such skill!
My WW is up too!
absolutely brilliant!
That is so completely awesome I can’t even say.
You rock, Amy. Fricking awesome.
Finally! Someone respects my genius. ;)
you’re just another LOW LIFE in the world who wants attention
Well, that’s a tad bit harsh.
Don’t you think?
These are really neat, as for the guy calling you a low life, he is just jealous (or maybe deprived of having Legos as a child)…
My kids love legos and games what a great way to mix them both.
The plural of Lego is Lego, not “legos”, you retards. You don’t say, there were three sheeps in the field, do you. No. Same thing with Lego.
“The word ‘LEGO’, when used as a noun, should only refer to the company that makes the product. Otherwise ‘LEGO’ is supposed to be used as an adjective. Thus, when referring to the pieces, neither ‘lego’ nor ‘legos’ is correct… rather one should say: ‘LEGO bricks’ or ‘LEGO pieces’ or whatever (using LEGO as an adjective — and one should really capitalize all of the letters, and put the little ‘circle-R’ symbol after it (®)). This is all a matter of protecting the trademark of ‘LEGO’ for the company (using it otherwise degenerates the strength of the trademark)”
Quoted from Eric Harshbarger’s LEGO® Website.
Lovely, but in the mortal combat lego, he still has remaining life and already suffer a fatality
Amy, hats off to you. The effort and details behind these scenes are amazing. Ignore the jerk-wads who have nothing better to do with their time than post anonymous drivel. Your work does, in fact, rule!
What I find extremely funny: Johnny Cage looks pretty happy about exposing his spine. Again, kudos!
I just love it!! Mario is my fave game and to see it portrayed like this is awesome. Happy WW!
Pretty sure this is someone that everyone in the world has a place in their heart for.
If not, maybe they need to re-evaluate their heart!
Oops, that should have read “someTHING”, not “someONE”
Yeah dude, this is awesome!!!
I love legos! That’s very well done!
i wish i had time to read all the blogs i want to read. i forgot about the very cool lego blogs out there. very nice post.
Hunny how the guy who blames you for wanting attention, does so on a comment field on the internet?!? Yep, you’re the one wnating attention :o) Silly bugger – Mario is for the people. Mario FTW. Cool site Amy!
The best part of all of these has got to be the Mortal Kombat audience. That detail won me over.
Hi Amy! Awesome work!
My favorite has to be the LEGO Duckhunt
Well done!
mortal kombat is actually contra dum-dum
I completely marked out when I saw the Castlevania reconstruction. Stage 1 Boss. All that’s missing is the hidden II block. :)
woops im dumb
Very well done. The attention to detail is remarkable.
wonderfull!
Heh, interesting
I love lego, seems there’s no end to what you can make out of it!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/skinnycoder/
Are you really Skinnycoder? If not, stop taking credit for his work. These are from at least a year ago.
jajaj excelente
SD – Before you posted that flickr link, I had never heard of Skinnycoder as I did not find these photos on his flickr page.
I know for a fact that the first image came from:
http://www.urbanretrolifestyle.com/tag/nintendo/page/2/
As for the rest, they could have come from any myriad of sites.
However, since it does appear that Skinnycoder is the original source, then I’ll add a citation pointing to his flickr page.
AND, just for the record, I never “took credit” for making the great pieces, I only showcased them and forgot to site my sources.
Cheers.
My apologies if I came off as rude. It just sounded like you were taking some credit in a few of the above comments.
Now I officially want to give you a hug.
You were completely right about me needing to site my sources and I’m glad that you pointed it out.
I’m usually anal about that kind of stuff. Not sure what happened that day.
Great art.
This kind of craft is surely good for the hands and imagination.
I think this Lego is a very eco-friendly tool, because it can be reused very many times.
bitchin’. I am impressed and want to make some myself now. :P
hey that’s funny XDDD
Amy,
I totally loved the Castlevaia one! Thanks for sharing!