Michael Jasper is one of our favorite builders here on The Brothers Brick. He has recently updated his Characters gallery with major contributors to the sciences: Alfred Nobel and Carl Zeiss.
Michael Jasper is one of our favorite builders here on The Brothers Brick. He has recently updated his Characters gallery with major contributors to the sciences: Alfred Nobel and Carl Zeiss.
Fantastic! That open drawer just makes my head spin! How did he do that? Also, I built one of his motorcycles and highly recommend doing so. They are about a hundred timed more impressive once you’ve built one.
I have to agree with Nathan — that open drawer was one of the 1st things that caught my eye. This dude has a very creative mind. I love the Bunsen-burner as well. Inspiring!
This picture was on VignetteBricks earlier
Look! There’s explosives in the garbage!!
Hey, you guys are great! I was wondering if maybe you guys could post a few of my inventions. I create star wars/ space vehicles, and lego accesories, like guns and things they can ride in. I have made once recently that is really talented. I’ll post a picture of it on this blog in a week. I’ll e-mail you once it’s up. I can create some really cool things for my age and with the limited legos I have. If I had unlimited of any legos, I could probably create the best looking one in the world. Here’s the link, I’ll post a picture as soon as I can! http://dothechill.wordpress.com
Anyone know the source on those trans-white technic pins? Are those Billund castoffs or were they available in a recent set?
Wow, is that a black flower sprue in the microscope?
darthrichi96> You’ve just ensured that I won’t be blogging anything of yours. We have systems in place for you to pimp your own stuff and hijacking the comments of a post is not one of them.
The trans-clear technic pins are non production parts available in a few Bricklink stores in Germany. Try Magicbricks.
Black plume on the floor for coffee is brilliant. I love all of this, and I’ll be stealing that microscope for sure.
Wow, fantastic design. But who knew of transparent technics?
I like the pockets on the scientist’s labcoat, too!
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Hi, I just wander what number is the part that is in the Nobel model on the table used to hold the pirate hook? I have never seen it before, but Jasper uses it often, for example as an ashtray.
@Jakub – That piece is a Clikit. Here’s a link to what they look like.