Japan in Lego

[Mulboyne]

Mitsubishi "Betty" with suicide plane - It was used as a mother plane for the kamikaze-attack rocket plane in last year of the war. In this model the rocket can be attached to the body of Betty.
From "Ken Takkii's" Lego Works site

This reminds me of the Lego drunk salaryman poster:

[Captain Japan]

This reminds me of the Lego drunk salaryman poster:

Why is the high school girl falling off the platform?

[FG Lurker]

Why is the high school girl falling off the platform?

Falling? I thought she was jumping!

[Captain Japan]

Why is the high school girl falling off the platform?

Falling? I thought she was jumping!

In any case her friends don't seem too concerned.

[NeoNecroNomiCron]

This reminds me of the Lego drunk salaryman poster:

Why is the high school girl falling off the platform?

She ate too many crepes in Ikebukuro.

[American Oyaji]

I think he's taking a shot at the schoolgirls that will walk 2,3,4,5 abreast.


That thing about them all needing to be equal and not walk behind each other.

[vir-jin]

Why is the high school girl falling off the platform?

Falling? I thought she was jumping!

In any case her friends don't seem too concerned.

she's trying to be a good girl and pick up the salarymen's wig down the rails.

[tatsujin]

Excellent!

What does the text read on the poster?

[kotatsuneko]

ph33333r this sinners!

http://www.thebricktestament.com/

shame this wasnt a duck: http://www.thebricktestament.com/the_law/beastiality/lv18_23a.html

[American Oyaji]

KOTS!!!

That was priceless!! Thanks!!

[kotatsuneko]

heh, shouldnt you be *studying* j/k ^^ good to see you in good spirits dude

[tatsujin]

Fantastic kots!

These people have way too much time on their hands

[kotatsuneko]

heh,more stuff to come out of da links bag later this week.. ; ] my links folder reached 10k last week *97% researched by yours truly*

time to spend some time with dreamweaver @ the british library methinks

[Mulboyne]

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[vir-jin]

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where's that beautiful site

[Mulboyne]

where's that beautiful site

I think they captured a certain "essence of Japan" with the concrete theme.
It's on this link- http://www.bergsby.com/taani/legoland/ - so there's a chance it's in Estonia. Or at least that part of the world.

[vir-jin]

I need this.
http://www.bergsby.com/taani/legoland/DSCN2373.JPG

real fans!!!

[American Oyaji]

That one wast pretty good VJ.


But this one got MY attention.
http://www.bergsby.com/taani/legoland/DSCN2378.JPG

[vir-jin]

That one wast pretty good VJ.


But this one got MY attention.
http://www.bergsby.com/taani/legoland/DSCN2378.JPG

can't afford it without my fans first fans, then castle

[Mulboyne]

YouTube:TV Champion - Lego Championship (about 10 minutes long).

[IkemenTommy]

NJR but still cool..

[Mulboyne]

In breaking news, the Tokyo University Lego Club has just finished a recreation of their University clock tower.

[eighty5er]

she's trying to be a good girl and pick up the salarymen's wig down the rails.

She should ask a station staff member to use his huge prongs to grab it, as the signs say! No very conformist.

[Mulboyne]

Shibuya Station and Asakusa in lego at the Lego Stadium in Nasu Highland Park.

[Mulboyne]

The Lego "recession" kit featuring a laid off office worker with removable hairpiece. Cardboard box with blue tarpaulin and park swings available as optional extras.



From here.

[Mulboyne]

Dvice: Insane 65,000-brick LEGO space shuttle may as well be the real thing

I'm almost a little embarrassed to admit that I first thought this was a photo of a real space shuttle. Two Japanese LEGOsmiths used a whopping 65,000 bricks and 1,590 man hours to complete the stunning diorama, which even simulates a launch with flashing lights under the boosters and a vocal countdown. The only thing it doesn't do is lift off. Part of the "Nasu Space Center," it appeared as a scene in Nasu Highland Park, an amusement park in Japan. The duo who assembled it are said to be participating in an event to top the tallest LEGO tower ever built, an accolade which is currently held by LEGO enthusiasts in Vienna, who constructed a tower over 96 feet tall.