Poor Science Guy. He’s really not used to being helpless. Or useless.
Comments Off on 08/18/2008
Presenting…the Chuckie Monster.
The Chuckie Monster was a real challenge to build. I wanted a “giant minifig” but with enough articulation that I could pose it. And I knew I wanted to use that green hairpiece. After fits and starts and an afternoon of experiments, I wound up with the creation you see here. He’s supposed to look kind of like the Hulk – even down to the frayed and ripped pants. And for all you clever types, I added friction to the hinges of the arm pieces by inserting small pieces of paper into them. It’s a technique I used for years before LEGO actually released a friction pin piece (which wouldn’t work in this application anyway). Expect to see more of the Chuckie Monster soon…
Comments Off on 08/15/2008
Sometimes they forget that they’re just little plastic people, but I never do.
Comments Off on 08/14/2008
The plot, as they say, thickens.
Comments Off on 08/13/2008
Subtlety, thy name is Science Guy. Nobody’d ever think something strange was going on here.
It’s important to realize that in the world of the S-Team, anything can have its own sound effect…even listening.
Comments Off on 08/12/2008