Lego Abominations
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| The Astronaut Twins are always cheerful. Today they are particularly cheerful, because they're here to introduce our new collection of Lego Abominations. |
(The Lego Abominations are even more abominable when viewed full-size. Each photo links to its flickr page where you can see it in high-resolution.)
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Pollyachis, the ancient Egyptian parrot god |
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These gender-bender bricks let you change the polarity of Lego sculptures. These were made by carefully attaching pairs of bricks after wetting their interfaces with acetone. |
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The Robot Prisoner. |
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This is Monsieur Lagarto, who is an Alligataur. He wishes to inform you that he is Belgian, not French. |
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The LegWay Jr.: It's the only way to get around the Death Star! |
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Millie auditioned for the Invasion of the Monster Women, but they never called her back. |
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That's Officer Zombie to you! |
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They liked the mime so much that they decided to keep him. |
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Qie Zhi You Yu is a master of the secret Kung Fu Squid-with-Ten-Limbs Technique |
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Surf's up! (What sharks?) |
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It was made by attaching two regular 2 x 4 bricks together with acetone. The pair was left stacked with other bricks to maintain spacing while the acetone dried. Once the acetone had cured, the two side portions-- effectively 1 x 4 bricks-- were cut off of the sides, leaving the brick as you see it here.
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In the Lego world, fish do not need bicycles, but they certainly enjoy them.
No Lego bricks were harmed making this one-- it turns out that this swordfish fits perfectly on the bicycle. Coincidence? |
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Just in time for Halloween, here is the Headless Horseman, without his horse. I guess that just makes him the Headless Swordsman or something.
He really looks a lot better in the dark. Read on to see how we lit him up like a pumpkin. |
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