Gotta catch 'em all

Gotta catch 'em all by Carson Hart.

Ninja

Here's another from the BrickMan, a ninja.

I pity the fool

I apologize for being away from blogging for three weeks. In the meantime, I've missed out on the bulk of TheBrickMan's month of miniland figs. These are all great, so I'll probably continue posting them until I get them all up here, but today let's look at Mr. T and Justin Bieber (it's great that he's up to the minute with the celebrity tabloid news here - I'd love to see a divorcing Kim Kardashian next).

Florida

PJMoyer was at Legoland Florida for opening day.

Don't believe the brick!

TheBrickMan is celebrating the newest Legoland park with a month of miniland figures. This looks like it will be a great project, so I'll be coming back to this time and again over the next 30 days. Anyway, first up is Flavor Flav.

Happy Halloween

Every year the miniland displays at the various Legolands are decorated up for holidays. SoCalRay has a gallery of pictures from Legoland California Halloween 2002.

Bothie

Over on FBTB they are running a series of polls of their favorite 2011 sets and figs called the 1st Annual FBTB Awards. Anyway, someone (Ace?) produced this great trophy.

Sunshine state

Ricky Brigante, Darcie Vance, and Michael Gavin, who go by the Flickr title 'Insidethemagic' have also been to Legoland Florida. They have over 400 photos, so I could spend days and days posting these, but I'll start with two that caught my eye - this shipwreck off of Saint Augustine, and billboards in New York. Note the Classic Space logo.

Sunny Florida

Joe Meno was in Florida for the grand opening of Legoland. As you may well expect, he took a ton of great photos. I'll probably come back to this photoset a few times, but first I wanted to take a look at the new pirate section of miniland, as that is unique to this park and I hadn't seen photos previously.

Where in the world is Carm... er... miniland Gary

So miniland Gary came to BrickCon again, but he didn't go home with Nathan, instead, he left with Guy Himber.

Gary's travels

Following up on yesterday's post, last year Nathan brought his miniland Gary to BrickCon, but he got lost. He was rescued by some kind AFOLs, who took him on a global trek for the next year, taking in various sites around the US, and also the homeland - Billund Denmark.

Gary on the move

Okay, I saw something from BrickCon, but to fully appreciate it we have to go back a bit. You may all remember the video from a few years back where some Indiana Jones and LEGO fans recreated the famous scene of Indy running from the giant ball, but with a guy running from a giant LEGO ball rolling after him down a San Francisco street. Okay, it turned out their ball was actually a huge styrofoam ball covered with a skin of baseplates, but that doesn't take away from the utter coolness. Anyway, in 2009, Mythbusters tried it out. In the process they went to Legoland and enlisted Gary McIntire (and, IIRC, a bunch of SandLUGgers) to help build a giant LEGO ball. Be sure to watch the video linked. Anyway, on to this blog. Nathan Proudlove commemorated this with his own Miniland version of Gary and the giant ball.

Team Fortress 2, take 2

Pepa Quin made his own Team Fortress 2 blue team.

Would you like some tea?

Tommy Williamson's Alice and Hatter were on display at BrickCon.

Keep your hands off me, you damn dirty physicist

Iain's apes were having a bit of fun at Hawking's expense at BrickCon.

Tomorrow we work on what to do if you're attacked by someone with a kumkwat

Micah Berkoff's Self defense against fresh fruit was part of the PythonScape display at BrickCon.

Steve Jobs, 1955-2011

Powerpig made this tribute: Steve has left the stage.

Team Fortress 2

Team Fortress 2 by Arkov/Lego Junkie was on display at BrickCon.

Bring out your dead!

I'm not dead! another Pythonscape contribution, this time from Rabidnovaracer.

And now for something in the same vein

Check out the collaborative display at BrickCon.