LEGO CUUSOO - Legend of Zelda

Hey you guys! I'm back (because I've SO many viewers that're constantly wondering why I haven't been posting anything or at least have noticed I haven't.) to tell  you all about something absolutely cool! It's the LEGO Legend of Zelda playset!

It's Link... as a LEGO minifigure!

A rather large array of items.

And you can't have too many swords.

 

Now this is all fine and dandy, but there is one hefty problem: this hasn't been made yet. Yes, that's right, this amazing thing that is LEGO Legend of Zelda is not currently of this earth, YET. You see, LEGO made this website where you can submit ideas for future LEGO products and if it gets enough votes/supporters, the LEGO development team will consider actually making it, or something along those lines. This LEGO Legend of Zelda set was designed and submitted to the site by a super genius. Here's the LEGO Cuusoo Legend of Zelda page. Very simply, I want, nay, BEG you to got to the site and give it a vote. It would mean SO much to me if this actually got made.

Do the Mario!

Look at the dust...

I made this one a LONG time ago. Several years. I don't even remember specifically when it was. I probably wasn't even ten years old. But, I've kept it to this day and it's awesome.
For those of you unfamiliar with what this is, this is a LEGO mosaic of Mario from the video game Super Mario World on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (or as everyone calls it, the Super NES). I grew up playing the game and I've several fond memories of playing it with friends and family.

Here's a screenshot of the Mario in the game.

Naturally, I got lazy when it came to coloring certain things and following the pixels exactly, but I was satisfied with it at the time (and I still am).

For good measure, here's what Mario looks like nowadays.

The Laboratory

A team of androids and men do sciency things!

 Here's a playset of a science lab. It's got scientist and engineer looking guys all around, as well as their robotic assistants and such. The whole things also equipped with super-computers. That's pretty neat.

Up in front there's a giant capsule with which the scientists create all sorts of mutants or anything along those lines.

The primary part of this lab is the capsule that the scientists use to put stuff inside. If you've seen Pokemon - The First Movie, you should know what I'm talking about (and I can't believe I'm making that kind of reference).

 Open up the top and put something inside, like a sizable, mutant spider.

Brickshelf.com

I suppose this is good of time as any to talk about Brickshelf. Brickshelf is a cool website filled, FILLED with LEGO vehicles, sets, buildings, minifigures, and many other LEGO creations that people have made and submitted. It's a cool place sometimes. Here're a couple of things that I found on it that I particularly liked (so obviously, no, I didn't make any of these).

Solid Snake and Captain Falcon. Right on!

Here's a United States Air Force F22 Raptor, apparently. I like how there's a Star Wars figure inside.

It's Ridley.

It's Bowser.

I'd live there...

Well, those were pretty cool.

And in case you're wondering or anything, I'm not going to get an account on Brickshelf and share my stuff there. I don't build LEGO things enough for that, I feel.

The Skateboat

YES! It's the LEGO skateboard! Equipped with TWO whole pairs of wheels!

Check it out!

...Yup... I'm running out of ideas here...

The Plan

Okay, this is an awkward situation (well... I guess not really). I need to update this blog, but I am without any creation to share with you right now. Instead I will share with you why exactly I make these amazing LEGO things I have made and what exactly I have planned for them. As I may have stated before, I don't really play with these things (all that much...), I originally made these as "props" for a LEGOmation (animated LEGO video) that I am planning on making. It'll be fun and exciting and I'll definitely post a link to it when it's made (I'll be putting it on the YouTube).

Alright, with that, I have nothing else to say. Other than the fact that it was Bruce Lee's birthday just recently. But that's a little beside the point.

The Bus

The bus... the LEGO bus...

Well, here's another LEGO vehicle. I'd like to take this time to say that I don't just make LEGO vehicles. I've made a load of other stuff before. It's just that, the vehicles are all that I've shown and all that's really worth showing. I've made this play-set type thing before and I might show that off sometime or another. But 'til then, the LEGO bus!

You can put dudes inside!

This thing's cool 'cause it's got the capability to house multiple minifigures at a time (as a bus generally does). But how do these guys get inside?

There's a backdoor here...

They could use the back door. But that's a little inconvenient to put the minifigures inside. So what I did was...

*Click image to see it ANIMATED!*

The roof rises!

...make the roof flip up and down. This way it's several times easier for the playful child who's playing with this to put their LEGO guys inside. Pretty neat, huh?

Well, not really, seeing as no children will ever get the chance to play with this...