Next March, I'll be attending (well, helping to run) an international LEGO fan show in Portland, Oregon. One of the things I'd like to build and bring is a KP-related display. I'd like to get your suggestions or thoughts on what to build.
My initial thought is to build a vignette (about 3' x 3') of Seņor Senior Sr.'s island lair, complete with spinning tops of doom, self-activated lasers, indoor lagoon with piranha (or hungry koi, whichever), rockets, and a grotto with a boat for a quick getaway. I think this would be interesting enough in its own right for people who don't know the show, but still be fun for KP fans (of which there are a lot at these events, I think).
So, before I start, does anybody have any other ideas for an iconic KP-related LEGO creation? It could be sculpture, mosaic, vehicle, building, vignette, device (like the Kimmunicator, which I also plan to do), and so on.
I probably won't start until after I move back to the States from Denmark in late December. So there's time.
Suggest away!
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10-26-2008, 07:44 PM #1Registered User Newbie
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KP in brick form
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10-26-2008, 08:04 PM #2Moderator Venerated Elder
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How about statues of Kim and Ron built out of Lego blocks? That would get folks' attention at the show.
EDIT: BTW, welcome back, Bink! It's been a while since we last heard from you.
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10-26-2008, 09:03 PM #3Registered User Honored Elder
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Ey!
Originally Posted by Binkmeister
Why are you coming back Stateside?Carpe Navi: Because you never know when you'll get to go boating at government expense again.
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10-30-2008, 08:55 PM #4Super Moderator Venerated Elder
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How about the Sloth 2.0? Or the Middleton Bueno Nacho?
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10-31-2008, 03:37 AM #5Moderator Venerated Elder
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Both of those would look nice, done in Legos.... Originally Posted by campy
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10-31-2008, 08:21 PM #6Registered User Junior Member
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Speaking of the Sloth, Motor Ed's robo-dino might look good. Or, Drakken's robot from Crush. Kim's house would be interesting, and possibly recognizeable. Also, the basketball gym (with a pyramid of Lego cheerleaders) might be something to hold the interest of non-KP fans.
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11-01-2008, 11:09 PM #7Super Moderator Venerated Elder
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The Mad Dog mask would be good in Legos.
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11-23-2008, 09:19 AM #8Registered User Newbie
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I like the idea of the Sloth v2, but purple is such a hard color to get in quantity and elements that I'm not sure it's feasible. At least without an airbrush.
The Mad Dog head would be cool too, although it's curved so much that it might be really tough. But who knows?
ncnu's ideas of a couple of mecha is nifty - I'll look into those, and see if I could make them iconic enough. Another thought is the Li'l Diablo and Diablo Mecha from So the Drama. The Li'l Diablo is actually based off the LEGO minifig, so that shouldn't be too hard.
I plan on making what's called Miniland-scale versions of Kim, Ron, Drakken, and Shego. They'll be about six inches tall. And the Kimmunicator at 1:1 scale.
@Fireand'chutes77: I'll be moving back to the States from Denmark to be closer to my kids; it's been tough being away from them for a year and a half. But at least I get to keep my job!
Thanks for the ideas - once I get back to the US and my LEGO room is sorted out, I'll start building. And of course I'll be posting pictures here for comment, so the experts
can help make sure I get it right.
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