Showing posts with label Created under license by The LEGO(r) group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Created under license by The LEGO(r) group. Show all posts

Created by accident, wanted by all.


This is a prototype test mold blast. This was created by accident, but for collectors like myself it is a very cool item.


It is small, only the size of a standard fig. But its worth to us is beyond belief. They normally destroy these little guys, but a few made it out of the factory.


Along with the Ghost prototype I give you "Darth Helmet".

Museum has gone batty.


This is one of the new displays at the museum! Come and see this new addition yourself along with some other new attractions!!

Studs up Harry Potter(r) Mosiac


aok, this is a new one for us. We have a stud up Mosiac upstairs, but this is an original LEGO(r). It is framed in a metal frame, and it is a Dithered Mosiac. It looks better through a lense then in person. Or if you step back about 10 feet it looks amazing. This is one of a specific group of promotional Mosiacs.

Dan

Space room additions.


In case you forgot, this is one very cool item we have had for some time. This work of art was created by Nathan Sawaya under license by the LEGO(r) group.


It will be a featured item in the new Space room coming to the museum in March!

Being atacked by a 8ft Mini Fig.


Yup, it finally happened. I snapped. I was attacked by a 8ft BIG Fig. I thought it was only a nightmare dream...but no. I was really beaten by him.


Dan

The American Sport, but from ASIA






















OK, fellow sports fans give me your ear.


This 19in fig is from ASIA, but is toating the proudly American Baseball Bat. Not only used for the game, but as of late assaulting your local neighbor. It is a shame how the American pasttime has become so tainted with scandle. BUT NOT HERE, this fig plays for the correct team. Enjoy.

Basketball 18in. VERY RARE FIG

Basketball 18in. LEGO(r) fig.

This little guy is only one of two in existance. He was created after a
player that was traded, and they could not use the fig since he was now on
another team. EXCELLENT unique item for the museum. Original INFO for this item:

In 2002 LEGO(r) introduced it's line of NBA(tm) basketball players mini-figures. As part of their promotion they made two complete sets of giant 18" tall basketball players. Each figure looked like a specific NBA(tm) player. One set was for LEGO(r) and the other sets was for the NBA(tm) headquarters. Just as the sets were about to be shipped Jerry Stackhouse(tm) was traded from the Washington Wizards(tm). His LEGO(r) man replica was decorated and complete, but it could not be sent as it wasn't accurate. This is one of those two NBA(tm) Giant LEGO(r)


Lower shot of the 7ft tall Whinnie the Pooh(tm). The Log is SOLID, cannot imagine how many blocks are in this unique display. ACTUAL Display. Posted by Hello