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 I really like how the LEGO Movie captures the medium in probably one of the best possible ways. A very fun (and insightful) part of the movie is when the master builders are building the submarine and each master builder adds a different and distinct style to the submarine.

For the purpose of science, I thought I would test this out with a friend and see what we would come up with. As you can see the LEGO movie was not that far off. 

I built the chasse with the wheels that had suspension and the jets on the back the car. My friend built everything else.

This is a fun game to play with other LEGO hobbyists.

The rules are simple:

1. Decide what you are going to build. If it is a car, flying vehicle, or other.

2. Each work on a separate section.

3. Attach all the sections together as best you can.

You will be amazed at what you come up with. 

My Post-Apoc

 

In my opinion, post Apocalyptic builds are just plain silly. The sea dries up? What? Zombie Apocalypse? Alien invasion? These ideas are just preposterous. The sea is so incredibly huge that a significant amount of water would have to be drained in order for their to be a slight drop in sea level. A zombie apocalypse is just plain impossible. As far as intelligent life, the only way it could reach earth is through the fifth dimension of hyperspace. The chances of an alien invasion are practically impossible. 

Enough of that, on to the build   

 

 

This is the type of apocalypse that is most probable, losing power. Almost everyone has experienced a power shortage sometime or another.

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Oh no! a cat-astrophe

After carefully assembling my creation and after collecting all the necessary tools for photography, a dear fuzzy monster disturbed my peaceful work. That is right, my four or so month old kitten decided to disrupt a nice picture. 

I was thinking, their are many nicely greebled spaceships and vehicles, but not that many castles. Sure you have the  castles that are so  heavily greebled, that they look almost ugly, but not a normally greebled castle. In this MOC I tried to reach that middle point of just the right amount of greebles.

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