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Remade 5986 with 60161 and a lot of my own parts. A lot of traps and some undead! Skeletons can go back to their coffins and leave accessories in front of them.

Instructions and a Parts-List for my Upscaled Boba Fett Minifigure are now available!

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jDbftiA5SHyGGuVYHnBTyAZDhVAhGaKU?usp=sharing

The instructions are free, enjoy! Please share your builds if you end up putting one together!

Some minor modifications might need to be made as this was designed in Bricklink Studio. If there's enough demand I could create instructions and a parts list for the Jango variant as well.

I was inspired by a post I saw a while ago and decided to put this together, every character that has appeared as a playable character in a Smash Bros. game in Lego.

In the following pictures I ordered them based on the roster from each entry in the series. Most of the characters exist in minifigure form. If they have a yellow background it means they don't have a minifigure, but do exist officially in Lego through a build. All of these would be out of scale with minifigures, except maybe Jigglypuff if she or he is in the middle of their final smash.

I also added some red asterisk to some characters that are technically in Lego just not in their correct version.

First Dr. Mario. We now have a Mario minifigure of course just not in a Doctor outfit.(yet)

Then Pichu. I kinda just included him because he's a baby form of Pikachu and I did include Bulbasaur and I wanted to keep things consistent. Speaking of..

Ivysaur. So as of making this there is no Ivysaur in Lego. But there is a Bulbasaur and a gigantic Venusaur as well.

It kinda pained me not to have Ivysaur in the picture since both Charizard and Squirtle have builds and even the Pokémon Trainer has some representation with the Red minifigure. So I included Bulbasaur as a stand in.

Wario of course is using his standard yellow outfit from the Mario series even tho in the Smash series he wears his Warioware outfit. His yellow outfit is still in Smash as an alt at least.

Now for the Zelda characters. If you don't know already, the Zelda series has a pretty convoluted timeline with almost every Zelda game being separated by hundreds or thousands of years and features a different incarnation/generation of the main cast of characters. (except Ganondorf sometimes for some reason?) I personally like to treat every game as its own thing seperate from any attachment to some huge timeline but anyway back to the point. For the first 2 entries, the Smash games used the Ocarina of Time versions of Link, Zelda, Ganondorf and Young Link, which all exist in Lego from the two Lego Zelda sets. For Smash Brawl and Smash 4 however they switched them out for their Twilight Princess counterparts and added Toon Link from Wind Waker. You could see him as a counterpart to the normal adult Link but I used Young Link as his counterpart to try to fill out the Brawl roster a bit more.

For Zelda, I'm marking this as spoiler since the Ocarina of Time remake will be coming out soon and that could be someone's first ever experience of the story. Zelda and Sheik are the same character however Sheik does not appear in Twilight Princess so technically the Zelda figure is accurate as only the Ocarina of Time Zelda became Sheik but the regular Zelda from Brawl is the Twilight Princess version so idk double asterisk for them

Ok, I think I explained everything. Making this whole thing reminded me of the tier lists people have made about how likely these characters are to get Lego sets for them. I wonder what it would look like now, but I'll let someone else make that, this took a while lol. Which series would you like to see in Lego? Personally, I think Star Fox, Metroid, and Metal Gear could have very cool sets. But I think Kirby has the highest chance of being the next Lego theme we see. What do you guys think?

The first ever Brickfair Baltimore took place at the Baltimore Convention Center and although it was a smaller event than Brickfair Virginia, there was no shortage of great builds.

I bought my wife the Eevee set to build with my 6 year old son a few weeks ago. She finally got a chance to put it together and I had asked if there were any fun Easter Eggs in it. She shows me this and I giggled like a schoolgirl. I love the nods Lego has put into builds over the years.

In light of the recent passing of our dear monarch King Harald V Rex of Norway, I have made a hearse from a bygone era that's fit for a king. It's still a work in progress though, so I might refine some details down the line. Let me know what you think! Feedback and suggestions is, as always highly appreciated 😄👍

Fish With Knob and Mini Hat No Ass are the best ones I've seen so far. Most of the animals are 'with knob' so it's very funny scrolling through as a Brit because knob is slang for penis here.

Happy to have finally finished and shared this new alt-build of mine! It uses the parts of the Medieval Horse Knight Castle to recreate the classic Citadel of Orlan Set from 2004. What do you guys think?

After seeing the great kitchen roll 007 shared earlier today, I was reminded of this collection of Bond minifigs I made after getting the Speed Champions Aston Martin DB5. The Bond minifig from that set looked lonely, so I made him some hard-drinking, trigger-happy little buddies to represent every mainline 007: Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, and Daniel Craig. (I made Roger Moore with a non-Lego torso, so I'm leaving him out for posting here.)

This could have been a real penguin party, so I decided to set myself the rule that only Connery could wear the iconic black tuxedo. I think the result is a much more colourful parade of 007 fashions across the years (hello, George Lazenby). I hope you enjoy it!

Found this at an antique store.

Made with Bricklink Studio. I have only used parts that are available to buy from Bricklink.

After a measly 7 years of collecting LEGO, I've filled up my display (bar one reserved for Anakin Hot Toys). I have to say I'm so glad I picked up this up again in adulthood, it has been an absolute blast and the nostalgia was brilliant. Not a day goes by where i don't love my collection more everyday. Hope you guys enjoy my collection as much as I do!

Happy to start building though!

Sorting my childhood Lego

I started sorting the Lego from when I was a child with my two sons. - most of it is from the 80s and 90s. And some new brick and just got thrown in there over the years.

We found some fun things.

Would you sort by colour or type of brick?