LEGO building experiences from Finland
When I had bought the mask, the creator of the character Mr.Killjoy (who was in the meeting too) asked if I could re-build the helmet of the MOC with the new mask. The idea was great, and I had never been that happy with the older Kraahkan-based helmet. The old version was too easy to see as a Makuta's head and didn't have so much character.
Dear readers!
My name is Eero Okkonen and I'm a 1995 born AFOL from eastern Finland, the land of northern lights. I am an architect and a Ph.D student making a doctoral Thesis on the bank buildings from 1899-1907 in my current hometown Tampere, with funding from Finnish Cultural Foundation.
This blog is about my adventures and experiences with LEGO bricks, one of numerous art mediums I like fiddling with. I mostly post about finished creations of mine, but there might be other content, sometimes - event reports and such. Finnish LUG Palikkatakomo hosts several events a year, so I'm also active memeber of real-life LEGO community. Online you can find me on Flickr, Instagram (@eerookkonen) and old bad Brickshelf (though no longer active, but there's link on the header in if you want to study how my style developed from 2007 to something like 2012; it's classified "old stuff".)
The other gallant people who have helped with this blog are Crudelis "Manfred" Diabolus, the master of codes and scripts, Don Valentino "Don" Delucci, the master of art and maker of (some of the older) banners, and my partner Pinja, who took the portrait. Big hand to you!
1 comments :
Maybe you should try to build the monstrous form of him next. A scorpion tail!
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