Once it was decided to make Venom for Hampton Comicon 2018, it was an easy choice to pick Spider-Man as my second project for the convention. Like Venom, Spider-Man used a very basic body but I added lot of webbing detail. I could have hand-painted this on but it seemed cleaner to use thin strips…
Just 2 weeks before Hampton Comicon 2018, the Venom Movie came out. With Venom still in theaters during the convention, it was decided I would make a Venom statue for the show. The body was a copy of the basic LEGO form I’ve been using. The tongue was a nice fun addition. Gluing multiple piece…
“You are not prepared!” – Illidan Stormrage Since the first mini statue I made was for my daughter, I decided I wanted to make one for myself. Since I had made Ashbringer a few months earlier and was reading some of the Warcraft novels over the summer, I decided I wanted to do a World…
By the Summer of 2018, I had made nearly a dozen LEGO statues for conventions. Some found homes in other places, some fell apart over time, and others were just trashed. I wanted to make a statue that took up less space, was more significant than a regular LEGO minifig, and something I could keep…
With Avengers: Infinity War being released just a few weeks before the 2018 Tidewater Comicon, it was an obvious choice to pick Thanos as my next statue project. While LEGO does make a Thanos minifig, I did not own one to use as reference. Since it’s based on the same model as the Hulk, I…
LEGO Loki was one of two statues I made for Hampton Comicon on October 21st, 2017. With Thor: Ragnarok coming to theaters just a few short weeks later, we chose to do Thor and Loki. The biggest challenge of the Loki project was the helmet. The horns on the helmet were massive and made it…
Voltron was my first non-LEGO statue. This was created for the first BAM Anime Convention in February of 2017. This project had me worried because it was different than the LEGO costumes and statues I had been making. Although I knew about this project and convention date ahead of time, I ran short on time…
Five months after the debut of my first three LEGO statues, I made Doctor Strange for the 2016 Hampton Comicon. This time I took more work in progress photos. To start the process I cut off the edges of 3 22″ x 22″ sheets of floor mat foam and glue 3 in a row. to…
