2 x 4 = Lots of Fun! LEGO Minifigure Accessory Packs Review
Joshua Kittleson shows the playability of two LEGO minifigure packs. Both the Avengers and Harry Potter sets have lots of photo potential!
Tag: Minifigures
Metamorpho: A Day in the Life
Ever wonder what a typical day looks like for Metamorpho, the Element Man?
LEGO CMF Series 20 Review & Feel Tips
Alan Rappaport digs into the exciting cast from LEGO’s Collectible Minifigures Series 20, including feel tips, for the 10th anniversary CMF blind bags.
Under the Pink
I was not ladylike, nor was I manly. I was something else altogether. There were so many different ways to be beautiful. ―Michael Cunningham, A Home at the End of the World
Disney Series 2 minifigures
With some long awaited classic Disney characters included, I was eager to get my hands on Series 2 of the LEGO Disney minifigures.
Crowd control – Getting your Minifigures in order
In 2016 I bought my first Minifigure, an Indiana Jones. He was an excellent subject for a project that included the testing of macro lenses. This simple purchase was to put me on a path of toy photography and Minifigure collecting.
Lego City – Outdoor Adventures (60202) Review
The most fun you can have in, or out of, the sun. The Outdoor Adventures (60202) set is 164 pieces of photographic potential. Accessories – the highlights The eagle (6232185) is an absolute gem and is already being poached from the sets and being sold for 20% of the set …
Podcast 27 – LEGO Harry Potter Collectible Minifigures Review
Since we didn’t end up doing a full review of the new LEGO Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them collectible minifigures here on the blog, I thought it would be fun to do so in podcast form!
Podcast 19 – BlvdBricks
This week on the podcast, I’m chatting with Canadian LEGO photographer Blake Powell, AKA BlvdBricks!
A Photographer’s MOC – Part 1
We often search the Internet and our local area for just the right background for our toys. As many of us are Lego photographers, I’d like to offer you an extra place to look: Lego itself. You can start with the bin of chaos (with thanks to Trey Parker for …