There are doors that open and various compartments with things and Clone Troopers inside them.
One of the two pilots.
The Lego Shark. Carefully crafted and refined, it is constructed of premium corrugated cardboard and 3/4" masking tape. I was somewhat ashamed, though, that no duct tape was used.
The tapered right side serves as the handle, making this a right-handed model.
The patented Lego Shark logo. On the inside is written the kits we've built together (so far just the Republic Attack Gunship). More to come.What amazes me is the things (usually spaceships) that Ian creates on his own. He's very inventive and his designs are original. In a future entry, I will present a second gallery of his work. The first one can be found in the entry dated March 9, 2008.
6 comments:
Way cool! I'll have to dig up my Legos and bring them next time. Let's design some wacky racers!
Dude- where does he get his creativity from????? HAHAHA..... Could it be from his oh sooooo orginal dad :)
You know...I'm a little hurt. We're not even listed as a link on your blog. Boo hoo.
Don't despair, little one! It's only 'cause I want the blog to be non-location specific if you know what I mean....linking to other blogs changes things. What to do?
WOW! I am impressed! The fact that he built that is amazing! Clearly, he must take after Stephanie as far as his creativity and building skills go...hahaha! I'm very impressed - my brothers used to play with Legos all of the time.
WOW! Totally amazing, grandson. Could you build us a housw! Grandpa and Grandma
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