Wonder Woman

Once it was decided to make Venom for Hampton Comicon 2018, it was an easy choice to pick Spider-Man as my second project for the convention. Like Venom, Spider-Man used a very basic body but I added lot of webbing detail. I could have hand-painted this on but it seemed cleaner to use thin strips…

One of the actors from Stranger Things was a guest at Hampton Comicon 2019. Since Eleven is one of the most recognizable characters from the show, I decided to make a statue. So really I just wanted an excuse to make a LEGO Eggo… My daughter made the dress and sweater for this statue.

Voltron was my first non-LEGO statue. This was created for the first BAM Anime Convention in February of 2017. This project had me worried because it was different than the LEGO costumes and statues I had been making. Although I knew about this project and convention date ahead of time, I ran short on time…

With Tidewater Comicon 2022 just 2 weeks before the premiere of Obi-Wan Kenobi on Disney+, it was easy to choose Kenobi as 1 of the 2 new statues I made for the convention. Like with most statues, I started with the head. I used a picture of Obi-Wan from the Clone Wars TV show to…

Five months after the debut of my first three LEGO statues, I made Doctor Strange for the 2016 Hampton Comicon. This time I took more work in progress photos. To start the process I cut off the edges of 3 22″ x 22″ sheets of floor mat foam and glue 3 in a row. to…

By the Summer of 2018, I had made nearly a dozen LEGO statues for conventions. Some found homes in other places, some fell apart over time, and others were just trashed. I wanted to make a statue that took up less space, was more significant than a regular LEGO minifig, and something I could keep…