LEGO Punk

Following on the theme of micro LEGO, and space, here's the most famous fictional starships from the Star Trek universe.

The use of a small dish as the ships saucer section was kinda expected, though.

I like to think that everyone remembers the space sets from the 80's. Well, the iconic grey and blue, with yellow windows is a colour scheme that is still isntantly recognisable. So how quaint it is to see the same style modelling in micro...

http://microbricks.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/microspace.html

We've done big things on the LEGO Punk before. And we've done little things. And even done Mos Eisley, before.

But this is the first time I've found a truly mini version of it. Or perhaps I should say 'micro' version of it.

Like the colours of the Google logo, you don't need much more to intimate the meaning.

Could you combine more awesome words into a single sentance? I doubt it ;)

Again, lots of brown, lots of attention to detail.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24681250@N07/2893992909/in/photostream/

It's been tempting, since I started this blog, to introduce the namesaked Stream punk element to our LEGO creations. This is the first. Simple, and direct, as matches my mood at the moment.

http://empireofsteam.blogspot.co.uk/2009/01/american-zephyr.html

Simple and elegant, just like these things should be.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ksablan/5842397522/sizes/l/in/photostream/

But this one has never existed in real-life. And knowing how much CGI some directors like, it's likely it never existed as a model either.

Nonetheless, the size of this model is quite impressive. (Even if the photographic quality isn't!)

How levels of awesome are this picture?

The model even has flashing lights et al to simulate launch.

http://amazingdata.com/lego-space-shuttle/

So where's Fry and Bender?