Until now!
My good pal Dave Lartigue...that Legomancer among men, Toolmaster of Springfield and lauded top member of the blogarati for his Dave Ex Machina, sent me this beautiful, wonderful, fantabulous Lego Bully, which was just the perfect gift to cheer me up after a tough day and captures my unstoppable energy and sense of fun through the universal medium of Lego. Dave, you're the best!
I don't know what I'd do now without a Lego Bully. And so, probably, are you! If you're puzzling over the perfect holiday gift, well, I'll ask Dave to get 'em into the stores before Thanksgiving...just tell 'em Bully sent you!
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4 comments:
You look a little like Optimus Prime in Lego form.
That's awesome.
You're welcome, Bully! I'm glad you like it!
It's done in a newish building style called "CubeDude", which was invented by adult builder Angus MacLane. He works for Pixar (as either a designer or animator, I forget) and has done some really awesome CubeDudes. This was the first one of those I attempted. You can see more here:
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=cubedude&w=all
My 4 year old was looking at this with me and said "I love that Lego set!" You're a hit!
Now that's what I call being immortalized.
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