I saw this Ghostbuster themed Scooby Doo creation at the Brick Nation portion of Emerald City Comicon. It looks like a nice rework of The Mystery Machine 75902. It’s a great concept and I love the way the creator made the streams from the proton packs.
I had the pleasure of seeing this build at Emerald City Comicon 2016 in the Brick Nation area of the event. It’s staggering in scale. When I photograph scale models I usually bring a dollar and a quarter for reference. I didn’t have either with me this time.
Last week I attended ECCC as a photographer for the crew of Booth #2718. Brick Nation had space across the street. Here we have a LEGO vehicle from Mad Max Fury Road.
When I saw this set in the Lego catalog I knew I had to have it. I have been needing a break from 1/72 scale modeling and I have been wanting to practice building dioramas. I had an idea for this set. I would make a dio of the scene with C-3PO and R2-D2 arguing over what to do next.
I used some left over shipping boxes from our recent outing to Emerald City Comicon to start building up the impact crater.
After covering the layers of cardboard in some drywall putty I attached it to the base I bought and covered it in sand colored paint.
I took off the masking around the edges and added the minifigs of R2-D2 and C-3PO . This is my first DIY tutorial and my first DIY project. Stay tuned for the studio photos , for now here is a cellphone shot.
Lego Star Wars Minifigures R2-D2 and C-3PO exit the escape pod and begin to traverse Tatooine.