[Faline]

At over five feet tall and six feet wide, Mike Doyle’s Odan is an incredible fantasy world built from over 200,000 LEGO pieces. It took over 600 hours to build.
Entitled, ‘The Millennial Celebration of the Eternal Choir at K’al Yne, Odan‘, it represents Doyle’s first work in his ambitious Contact series of large-scale LEGO sculptures. Doyle states the goal for Contact is to:

“Promote the beauty of all intelligent life forms as extensions of our family – children under the same creative force… Future ‘Contact’ works will feature celebrations of expanded consciousness, loving and caring moments of ETs, contact events and other celebration from our brothers and sisters throughout the universe.”


To raise support for the endeavour, Doyle has launched a Kickstarter campaign offering archival prints and DIY building kits. The campaign has already met the $1,000 goal (currently $6,258 has been pledged) and the fundraiser is open until May 21, 2013. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...ego-masterwork

Awesome

[Bastet]

Utterly marvelous! Damn, where did I store my Legos, I suddenly had an urge to play with them

[kellyhound]

awesome

[knuggy]

[260RS]

Originally Posted by Bastet ↗

Utterly marvelous! Damn, where did I store my Legos, I suddenly had an urge to play with them

I love having kids, i get to do this on an all too regular basis.

[Sandbwoy]

That is the most amazing lego creation I've ever seen!

[AmericanIllusions]

I use to Love my legos. This guys a hero, if I were still a kid, which is still cool fit him.

[AmericanIllusions]

*for him * gotdammit

[tecumseh35]

Wow! Do people get paid to do this? If so, where can I sign up?

[GregK]

My ex girlsfriend mom and dad did this kinds stuff. They didnt getbpaid but areable to have a donation made in there name every month(im assuming theybstill do) to some lego sponsored charity. They built pretty intense stuff and multiples of all the peices.


Needless to say many a stoned hours in the lego room.