minifig

Thanks to Lee-Jon for finding this!

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/LostAtEMinor/~3/NUXvz_WFxag/

In honour of this wonderful day...

http://fashionablygeek.com/t-shirts/the-evolution-of-a-legoman/

(no affiliation)

A different type of LEGO album cover today, i.e. not a mosiac, but some dressed up minifigs.

There is also a version of Lennon's "Two virgins" cover if you prefer dressed down minifigs. But I'll that image as an exercise for the reader!

Very corporate, but it reminds me of the Darth Vader carry case you used to be able to get to hold your Star Wars figures. (Although I could never afford one.) This looks like it should be suitable to transport a (small) amount of LEGO

http://www.electricpig.co.uk/2011/01/25/lego-minifig-cabinet-and-lego-su...

Also, note the suitcases in the background!

If bricks aren't your thing, then you can always create an ice cube/jelly/chocolate shaped like the LEGO mini-fig.

I prefer this one. But only because it's bigger!

http://www.chocolatesuze.com/2010/01/29/lego-man-cake-mould

Granted, a little more corporate than usual, but the first shot of this I saw had the minifig lying down on his stomach, with a screwdriving opening a panel in his back for the battery. That was enough to warrant its inclusion.

http://www.vat19.com/dvds/lego-keylight-keychain.cfm

I remember when I used to take the mickey out of people who knitted coats for their dogs...

.. oh yes, I did it yesterday.

I suppose I should start calling myself 'pot' or 'kettle', then!

I have but one more photograph of that damn tree to come! But in the mean time, let's change track entirely for a picture that has nothing to do with anything. It's simply a collection of minifigs on a board.

From http://www.flickr.com/photos/joeshlabotnik/305410323/

Via Laurence. From Dick Benard. Photographed by Peter Calicher. Drawn by someone else with the tag "Ongelooflijk, gewoon straattekeningen!!"

All I understand is how cool it must have been to see it.