Aug 31 2010
Podest and SciFi M in Transparent
really cool transparent, or more accurately semi transparent, and most importantly, smooth custom minifig mandelorian helmet.
Aug 31 2010
1930’s Gangster custom minifig
ok ok, the minifig isn’t exactly custom, its a smart combination of lego minifig parts, but you’ll notice the gangsterized thompson, including drum magazine and fore grip…now thats cool.
Aug 31 2010
The Village People…minifigs
this made me chuckle, its the village people a ‘happy’ band from the 80s (i think), fun though the butt cheek chaps are missing.
Aug 31 2010
UNITED ARMORY -NEW (ABS) STOCK ITEMS
some of the hazel, amazing armory items have now finally made it out in ABS, which is a good thing, though its also a bad thing, if you’re planning to cut and glue or even paint ABS, its a lot more unforgiving that resin, regardless, as afar as keeping up with the jones or making the fit more with lego its a good thing, though muffling creativity in my mind will always be a bad thing, i personally really like working with resin.
Aug 31 2010
Classic Thor custom minifig
simple decal work on the torso, the thing that makes this custom minifig stand out is the really cool hammer, also know as a Mjolnir, which is by fineclonier
Aug 31 2010
Jasbrick finally shows his mastership
its about time, but jasbrick a long standing fan and master at custom minifigs, has finally featured his work at the great western lego show, one of the few we get over here in the UK, Jasbricks work has been criticised by the UK lego community in the past, and I’m glad he’s finally getting the recognition he deserves.
Aug 31 2010
wallace kilt wip template
really nice template for a custom minifig kilt, but it is missing the pleats at the back 
Aug 31 2010
ARES: Engineering Cops
i was in two minds about putting this in, but i figured it was worth it. first the vest on the left is from brickforge, so its a custom minifig piece, next they have been dry brushed silver so paint was used. but the most striking and coolest part are the little orange bead which really draw the eye in and make these otherwise bland minifigs stand out.
Aug 31 2010
UNSC SparrowHawk MOC
no minifigs in this lego moc, but i had to share it, note ow the helecopter rotors have been made, its really impressive.
Aug 31 2010
lego crash test dummy punching bag
By The Ugly Duckling at BrickLink Cygnet
i really like MOC, in particular i love the way the lego minifig collectors series 1 crash test dummy has been used as some sort of punching bag. the weapons are a mixture of lego minifig weapons as well as some from bricktw.
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BiJ Cyberpunk teaser
cool set of futuristic custom minifigs, with various brickarms weapons, check out the bikes in the background, really cool. you’ll also note that a few of the brickarms are chrome plated, adding a touch more to these minifigs. the figure on the far right also has a great looking decal, i believe from firestar toys.
Aug 31 2010
Herd of Centaurs custom minifigs
the centaur legs by brickforge are, in my mind, a real advancement for custom minifigs, its the first time, any custom minifig accessory maker has undertaken a piece this large, a real acheivment. this being said its also not a perfect piece, there are gaps in the legs for example, but as more and more innovations occur in what seems to be an intensely competitive market, i’m sure we’ll see even more custom minifig accessories like these.
Aug 27 2010
JasBrick and the Argonauts
what i like about jasbricks stuff is that he just has a knack for putting together the right pieces to make an awesome custom minifig, here, a simple head swap and a custom mohawk make a unique and highly characteristic custom minifig.
Aug 27 2010
Pilot custom minifig
I find that a lot of the chef’s custom minifigs look the same. the same that is, until you look closely, here, for example we have a custom minifig with a very unique gasmask design, and you’ll also note the painted pouches too.
