The Evolution of Magical Creatures in LEGO Harry Potter
/LEGO has recreated many magical creatures for the Wizarding World over the past 20 years. Let's explore the evolution of these fantastical beasts and see how they've grown!
Read MoreLEGO has recreated many magical creatures for the Wizarding World over the past 20 years. Let's explore the evolution of these fantastical beasts and see how they've grown!
Read MoreVitreolum just thought you should know about that troll in your basement. . . Okay, let's start with the most obvious example of NPU (Nice Parts Usage): the Plant Monster headpiece. Vitreolum is truly a master at NPU, and this build is no exception from that point. The use of the strange new element LEGO has produced is truly magnificent! It gives little bits of texture to the forehead of this unique creature, almost as if it has some wrinkles from old age. Other examples of NPU are the minifigure hair piece used as some shaggy chin hair, and the LEGO Chima metallic paw piece as a shoulder guard (I personally have some of those pieces and can never figure out what to do with them). All in all, the armor this creature wears is entirely made up of NPU! I could definitely see this guy in a fairy tale. . .
It is that most brutal of holidays, Valentine's Day. Men, you know the drill, get out there and torment some poor people working in retail dealing with thousands of other men who put it off until the last minute. Or do like this resourceful troll in this MOC by scrat_ and bring your favorite lady goblin some hand picked flowers and a nice snack.
Happy Valentine's Day everyone!
This is a striking image, the color palette, the background, the warm lighting, not to mention the build itself. It's all very well done. I like the whimsy of dinosaurs pulling a troll machine of war too, it's fun and terrifying at the same time. Nice work burlogh.
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