Battlestar Galactica + LEGO = Awesome!
by GeekMom on April 5, 2008
In honor of
the return of Battlestar Galactica, I dug up this brilliant example of brick work on
Brickshelf. This
LEGO model of a Colonial Viper Mark VII was built by "Captain-Nakota" (Scott). He did it from scratch, because there are no LEGO kits for the BSG vehicles. Please click on the thumbnail, so you can appreciate the details in the
larger photo.
Besides the fabulous work on the Viper itself, I love the details of the scene around the ship. Look closely at the little figures. You can see
Apollo climbing into his cockpit, and
Chief, in his orange jumpsuit, telling him something important about his Viper.
Starbuck (short blonde hair) is waiting on deck in her black flight suit, and you can also see
Admiral Adama and
Colonel Tigh standing by. You might even recognize
Cally's ponytail in the background.
The preparation and effort that went into building this scene mark Scott as a true
BSG Geek in my book, and I hope he appreciates that for the high compliment it's meant to be. To see more of his BSG models, including a Cylon Raider, visit his
Brickshelf gallery.
In honor of the return of Battlestar Galactica, I dug up this brilliant example of brick work on Brickshelf. This LEGO model of a Colonial Viper Mark VII was built by "Captain-Nakota" (Scott). He did it from scratch, because there are no LEGO kits for the BSG vehicles. Please click on the thumbnail, so you can appreciate the details in the larger photo.
Besides the fabulous work on the Viper itself, I love the details of the scene around the ship. Look closely at the little figures. You can see Apollo climbing into his cockpit, and Chief, in his orange jumpsuit, telling him something important about his Viper. Starbuck (short blonde hair) is waiting on deck in her black flight suit, and you can also see Admiral Adama and Colonel Tigh standing by. You might even recognize Cally's ponytail in the background.
The preparation and effort that went into building this scene mark Scott as a true BSG Geek in my book, and I hope he appreciates that for the high compliment it's meant to be. To see more of his BSG models, including a Cylon Raider, visit his Brickshelf gallery.
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Those are just flat out awesome.
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I loved playing with Legos as a kid - they did a very good job on that!
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That is amazing stuff! Legos were one of my favorite toys. And BSG is absolutely the best show on TV right now. That makes Scott a genius in my book.
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that’s something i’ve been meaning to do for years … the old skool bsg viper, that is. hrm … maybe i should dig out the legos again this week. dunno if i have enough white ones … and an extra canopy?
maybe i need to go buy an x-wing kit and make it into a viper … hmmm
I would love to be able to buy something like this, I remember the space ones from years ago, they were cool!
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ahh lego, the most constructive toys ever made by man…if kids want some toys and u just cant entertain them by keep buying all kinds of toys…make them build replica of the ones they want in legos…even train them in creativity process
So say we all - quote from BSG
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