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When the worlds of mini-figures collide

  • Writer: Matt
    Matt
  • Nov 1, 2020
  • 1 min read

This is a bit of a fun post and I might add all sorts to it down the line. To start with however I want to share some models Scibor has recently sculpted.


There are a number in his new monstrous toy's range but there are 6 that caught my eye. These are the more traditional looking Lego spacemen figures, just a little on the undead end of the spectrum...


For the sake keeping track of the models I've ordered, especially if he releases more the six I prefer are listed below;



For the bases, I used instant mould on a 2x2 lego brick and created a few milliput tiles which were glued to the 32mm base and filed smooth around the edges.


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Up next was converting the helmets slightly. Scibor has clearly modelled these figures on the original Lego Spacemen, which I assume he had when he was younger. Whereas I grew up with the modernised Lego figure with visors on their helmets.


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As for the colour scheme, I picked 3 figures from my childhood I enjoyed playing with the most. They are an Ice Planet guy, a Spyrius figure and a Space Policeman.


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They also the correct scale, so if they have hands, they can hold Lego tools too.


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Can't say what will come next with this post, all depends what I find I guess. But for now, I hope you enjoyed reading about this half as much as I did painting them.



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