of lego bumblebees and blackout and my life with building blocks
i cannot fully claim that i've been deprived of my LEGOs since young ... altho if my muddled-memory serves me right, i've never actually HAD any LEGO-blocks to begin with - what i had INSTEAD were "bootleg"-blocks! (we weren't that fabulously well-off then, mind) and i do remember them to be slightly bigger than Legos (so we couldn't mix-n-match LOL) but i reckon they worked just as good, and i've had my share of building-block-fun ... altho come to think of it, any lego-creation not out of a box - can they be considered "customs" - can't they? *heh*
meanwhile here are a "customed" Lego-Bumblebee and a Blackout (not THIS one tho) captured on video (altho please do feel free to fast forward the initial irritating camera-fly-thrus, yeh? heh :p):
building-blocks+DIY-video+online video-carrier/platforms = *media exposure*
meanwhile, "tigertracks 24" has a insightful post about the missing link between building-blocks and transformers-toys; on Seibertron.com = *neato*
meanwhile here are a "customed" Lego-Bumblebee and a Blackout (not THIS one tho) captured on video (altho please do feel free to fast forward the initial irritating camera-fly-thrus, yeh? heh :p):
building-blocks+DIY-video+online video-carrier/platforms = *media exposure*
meanwhile, "tigertracks 24" has a insightful post about the missing link between building-blocks and transformers-toys; on Seibertron.com = *neato*
Looks cool and finally one that transform with lego that doesn't have to be broken apart first. Too bad the car form doesn't look that good and not really see look that much like a camero.
ReplyDeletetis too bad that Transformers didn't tie up with Lego tho :p
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