This 17″ hunk of sculpted resin awesomeness was created by Joe Simon and painted by Mangrasshopper. The work is titled “Another Big Hunt” and measures 17″ tall from the top of the Predator’s blade weapon to the bottom of the base. We only wish it was available for sale—or the concept was being released as a movie.
(via ObviousWinner)
I thought Beavis and Butthead would look scary in real life, but I was wrong. They look terrifying. Make-up artist Kevin Kirkpatrick has sculpted prosthetics that bring the obnoxious duo to creepy life. I’m torn between being impressed and being worried about the nightmares these are going to give me.
View extreme close-ups after the break.
Tired of hearing about Vader, Luke, Han and Leia all the time? Artist Elliot Quince decided to give some of the lesser known characters in Star Wars a bit of the limelight in his clay work Plasticine Tatooine.
(Plasticine Tatooine via MMM)
Sadly, this beautiful Doctor Who chess set is a one-off custom job by DeviantARTist EldalinSkywalker, so we will have to make due with this official lentiular animated version. If you’re really interested though, I’m sure she would accept a commission.
The “good” and “evil” sides are broken down after the break.
We’ve featured zombie garden gnomes in the past, but this scene is a little more hardcore. It looks like they’ll be dining on pink flamingo for Thanksgiving.
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In the past, Jason Freeny has dissected characters like Mario, and the Stay Puft marshmallow man—but now he takes a peek inside a Lego Minifig.
As you can see, we may look different on the outside with our bodies of flesh, plastic and marshmallow, but we’re all the same on the inside. And isn’t that what really counts?
(Jason Freeny via Rampaged Reality)
Prison officials at the Category C Usk prison in Monmouthshire, Wales, confiscated this collection of Final Fantasy weapons created by a bored by talented prisoner using nothing but matchsticks and glue. The collection was fashioned with such precision that blades were “razor sharp” and the barrel on the Gunblade actually revolved:
“Their realism presented a genuine threat to the safety of staff, visitors and other prisoners.”
A security bulletin was sent to jails throughout the UK after the discovery was made, but apparently this has happened before, as two matchstick knives were recently found at Littlehey prison in Cambridgeshire.
(The Sun via BoingBoing)
Brandon Griffith, who created this Star Wars Lego chess set once upon a time, takes things up a notch with this incredible Back To The Future design.
(Brandon Griffith via Epic Ponyz)
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