My co-worker sent this to me.

http://web.mac.com/moistproduction/flash/index.html

That is awesome! It doesn't explain, however, how minifigures are able to rotate their heads and arms 360°.

That is awesome! It doesn't explain, however, how minifigures are able to rotate their heads and arms 360°.

Shush you and your confounded logic!!! haha

Either Minifigs have a lot of leg fat or baggy trousers are a fashion trend.

So minifigures do go poop afterall...

The only thing that could make this any more epic would be if the insides were built with LEGO.

My co-worker sent this to me.

http://web.mac.com/moistproduction/flash/index.html

The same for me my co-worker found this on Gizmodo and sent the link to me. Looks cool ans I want one.

The same for me my co-worker found this on Gizmodo and sent the link to me. Looks cool ans I want one.

It would cost a heap of money. His smaller sculptures go for $1200!!!! Out of my price range but awesome work. I wish Lego sold those large mini figs.

Knee joint in minifig?

But great picture anyway.

So minifigures do go poop afterall...

uuuuh...duuuh:

:look:

They poop Bricks!

I'm torn. On one hand, that is really cool. On the other hand, I find it creepy as all hell.

I'm torn.

Hopefully, not as torn as the minifig in the picture. That would be painful.

Knee joint in minifig?

But great picture anyway.

Minifig knees and elbows have seized over the last 30 years of evolution, due to general lack of use and too much time spent inactive in tubs.

This is also why they have such fat legs

Dr Rod

The artists made a new one using a Lego skeleton instead.

I think I just got inspired for a weekend project. I'm going to try to make that out of real minifigs.

Edited December 10, 201113 yr by Tontus

I bought the wall decal for my piercing station like a month ago. its pretty awesome.