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MAMII.
A Lego creation vaguely reminiscent of a Space Marine Dreadnought from Warhammer 40K. (More.)
Sgt. Pepper’s Playmobil tribute.
A photo by Daniela.
On a mission from God.
A photo by mwboeckmann.
Feel the magic, hear the roar.
Thundercats art by Gael Bertrand.
Feel the magic, wear the dress.
Shouting “Ho!” might not be a wise idea.
My Little Hellspawn.
A custom by Krystal.
Get to know G.I. Joe.
“$200,000 … Auction price paid for original G.I. Joe prototype in 2008”
Blayne Scott’s Batzarro.
“I really, really liked making this figure. He’s silly without being ridiculous, and looks fantastic with my other figures.”
Damn, he’s good.
A custom Sideswipe by the talented Michael Accardi (who’s also working on a stunning Omega Supreme.)
Gundam RX-174.
An imposing Lego creation based on Brian Cooper’s design. (More.)
Octuptarra Droid. [via]
A cool Star Wars Lego MOC by J.
Assemble Dog.
A demonic quadrupedal creation by Mr. P. (Click on the image for a better look.)
Elmer Damaso’s Transformers Shoujo.
“… a hybrid of Transformers … and a generic anime girl character. Much like the famous Gundam Girls.”
Chibi Soundwave.
kazuyuki has more Transformers done in the same style in his gallery.
It’s over, Prime.
Shamus-McGee’s MS Paint recreation of a classic scene from Childhood Trauma: the Movie.
“YOU HAVE $%*£ING KNEES?!?!!?”
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF- … -iddlesticks.
Ronald Biggs: the early years.
Uploaded by Tania Covo.
Bang for the buck.
“The economy has had an impact on consumers. When they are faced with having to really search out for value, they look for brands they trust …”
“But they forget you.”
“… I can’t sell or give away one of Hannah or Jack’s beloved playthings without remembering that scene with Cowgirl Jessie at the Goodwill drop box …”
Johnny Tang’s Inferno.
Another brilliant Lego MOC.