Class Four Entry Grid
Real or Fictional Scientist Vignette
[ 1 | 2
| 3 ]
First | Previous | Next | Last
 |
Entry #1 RIP 1985...Or 1905...Or not at all... Here's a link to the gallery: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=336547 |
|
 |
Entry #2 gordon freeman
gordon freeman from the half life series fighting a poison
headcrab. above him on an unreachable walkway is the G-man. done at miniland
scale due to the shortage of decent minifig parts in LDD, I would have
liked to have made the poison headcrab less bulky and the colours
more accurate on everything, but I couldn't due to ldd. link: Brickshelf |
|
 |
Entry #3 "Nicola Tesla and Alternating Current" More photos: Brickshelf |
|
 |
Entry #4 Dr. Horrible A scene from "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog", we see the Doctor showing off his finished "Freeze Ray" while recording his video blog. Additional Photos: Flickr
|
|
 |
Entry #5 The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Flickr set: Flickr
|
|
 |
Entry #6 Dr. Bakker On A Dig
The first photo is a depiction of legendary paleontologist Dr. Robert Bakker on a dig for ancient animal bones. Yes- that is a horse skeleton, which
one wouldn't normally expect a dinosaur expert to be digging for, but
Dr. Bakker told me that he actually has dug up horses, so the photo is
accurate.
That's right... Dr. Bakker told me- in person and everything (his office is down the hall from mine at the museum where I work).
Which brings us to the second picture, where the model is photographed with the actual scientist it depicts!
It was fun to get Dr. Bakker's involvement. Dr. Bakker was able to
choose between the Indy Fedora or the gray cowboy hat. He did ask that
I find a snake for the model since he has also spent some time as a
Pentecostal preacher; however, the only snake I have is not an actual
Lego product and, although many would say that Dr. Bakker is a bit mad,
I don't get the sense that it is the sort of 'mad' the contest is
looking for. The snake picture can be seen in the Photobucket album
linked below.
Special thanks to Dr. Bakker for his participation.
More photos of the models I have made for Brick Science are posted in my photobucket album here:
|
|
 |
Entry #7
|
|
 |
Entry #8
|
|
 |
Entry #9 Dmitri Mendeleev Dmitri Mendeleev, famous Russian chemist with his periodic table of elements.
|
|
 |
Entry #10 Dr. Frankenstein Dr. Frankenstein hides from his monster in a graveyard. Good thing the monster didn't have much of a brain... Photos: Flickr |
[ 1 | 2
| 3 ]
First | Previous | Next | Last
Portions of this site make extensive use of Macromedia Flash. |
RSS Feed: 
| Bookmark at 
Del.icio.us | Read updates on your 
Livejournal Friendslist