My lego men costumes!

[audipiglet]

I can't add much to the electrics knowledge of everyone on this forum but hopefully I can keep you all amused! This is the costume that I made for our local carnival, Cromer carnival, me and my wife got married on the 3rd of June this year and for a wedding present we got two lego bride and groom minitures which I thought would be a great costume, they are made out of cardboard, masking tape and paper mashay to keep the weight down, and took at least 30 hours to make, we came first in our class and 2nd overall in the parade which was fantastic, and in the fancy dress night we came first in the couples and first overall, we won two trophies which we pick up at a awards evening in a couple of weeks,

This is the picture we had in the news paper,

 

[Dee Jay]

love it! nice work!

check out this Lego Aquaponics!

http://www.backyardaquaponics.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=11308&hilit=how&start=30

 

[Philistine]

That is awesome.

I remember there was an article a while back about a mysterious huge lego man that started turning up on beaches, and it was a performance artist in the end:

http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/1077009--giant-lego-man-mystery-solved

 

[TylerDurden]

Nice costumes. Impressive that you can actually walk in the Groom's outfit.

 

[hydro-one]

Congrads!! happy looking couple!!!

 

[audipiglet]

It was hard to walk around at any faster than a slow walk but not too difficult, I had braces holding the legs up and tIex were tied on around my ankles,