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Gears of War custom LEGO

David Pescovitz at 5:41 am Mon, Jun 18, 2012

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More epic custom LEGO work from my nephew Andy Pescovitz. This Gears of War MOC is titled "Horde Mode on Rustlung." Many more in his Flickr stream, pescovamsbricks.

Andy Pescovitz's custom videogame LEGO Minifigs - Boing Boing

David Pescovitz is Boing Boing's co-editor/managing partner. He's also a research director at Institute for the Future. On Instagram, he's @pesco.

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jhex

Lego, reminds me of my early stop motion animation work.

back then super 8 film was expensive.
hadlockk

Looks like someone ran out of money to buy more Warhammer 20K figurines, but had plenty of paint left over.
- David Pescovitz
  
  No. Paint is only a small part of this. He does a tremendous amount of detailed sculpting, from scratch, and also collaborates with other makers of custom parts.