Heeeere's Johnny!

Stingry presents a memorable scene from The Shining.

Star Wars Duels, Take 2

Builder "Some" gives his interpretation of the Kenobi-Skywalker duel from Revenge of the Sith.

Meteor

It's been a quiet weekend, but Nelson Yrizarry broke the silence with Meteor.

Wide World of Sports

Robert-to has created some sports vignettes, starting with basketball and golf.

Tourism

Joe Vig seems to find trouble whereever he goes. Torb presents Joe Vig Travels to India.

Run, Indy! Run!

Run, Indy! Run! by Shane Larson:

Window Cleaning and Model Airplane

Robert-to has added several vignettes to his gallery, including Window Cleaning and Model Airplane.

Size Matters and Bespin Luke

Gert Hansen posted a couple of Star Wars vigs: Size Matters? and Bespin Luke.

MichLUG Meeting and Vignette Contest

MichLUG, the Michigan LEGO Users Group, held a vignette contest at their recent meeting. The winning entry was Harry Potter Mine Car by Jim Garrett.

Keeping Warm

Bumbot presents several vignettes.

Habemus papam

Johannes (Jojo) Koehler notes the election of the new pontiff with Habemus papam. This replaces the black smoke version from the first day's ballots.

Juan Valdez

One from me. Just a little vig to share your first cup of coffee, Juan Valdez.

Now I am the master.

The Dark Avenger documents the major Star Wars duels in vignette form.

Peeping Tom?

Robert-to presents a series of several vignettes, including "House Renovating During Bath".

Modoki

Kashiwa presents Vignette_Modoki.

Puddle

Watch where you step! Cjdoyle presents Puddle.

IndyLUG vignette contest

In this blog entry I noted that IndyLUG had a vignette-themed meeting. It was a contest, and David Gregory reports on the winners (below). All of the entries can be seen in this gallery.

People’s choice — IndyLUG GATS (2 kids looking at nanoscale layout), by Jeramy Spurgeon.


Judge’s choice — Joe Vig Goes to the Proctologist (Joe Vig about to get probed), by Brian Darrow


President’s choice — Buffalo Bill (guy keeping girl in a pit from Silence of the Lambs), by Steve McDonough


Sponsor’s choice — Shark Scare (person freaking out from shark swimming right up to glass), by John Kyle

MichLUG meeting and vignette contest

This Saturday, MichLUG is holding a vignette contest at their meeting in DeWitt. After pictures and winners are posted I'll be sure to note them here. If you are in the area and wish to participate, details can be found here. Thanks to both Jason Spears and Larry Pieniazek for pointing me to this information.

Snacktime

It looks like MichLUG, the Michigan LEGO Users Group, is having a vignette contest. I'll post more on this when I learn about it (perhaps any Michiganders could leave a comment?). Anyway, cjdoyle has created this vignette, Snacktime.

Joe Vig Meets the Far Side

Ley Ward presents a vig based on a far side cartoon.

IndyLUG meeting

IndyLUG (Indianapolis LEGO Users Group) held a meeting this weekend with a vignette theme. Almost thirty different vignettes were on display.

Doctor Who and Pole Vault

Two from me: Doctor Who and Pole Vault.

"Deep" doodoo

Two from Nate: Deep Trouble and Off the Deep End.

A Plethora of Vignettes

Nelson is unstoppable! Here he presents nine(!) new vigs, including Pirate Party and Pothole Repair Crew.

Harry Potter vignettes

Badboytje1988 has created a series of Harry Potter vignettes.

Music of the Night

Darkie presents several vignettes, including Music of the Night and How to Woo a Girl.

Riverdance

Ley Ward brings us Riverdance.

Napoleon Dynamite

Crazylegoman has made a couple of scenes from Napoleon Dynamite.

Vig National

Mark Palmer commemorates the British Grand National steeplechase with this vignette: Vig National.

Everyone Need to Go Here

Even dark lords of the Sith need to use the loo, as JLB shows in Everyone Need to Go Here.

Art Museum of LEGO Vignette

I just found what seems to be the Japanese equivalent of VignetteBricks! The Art Museum of LEGO Vignette. It is in Japanese, but from my Babel Fish translation, it seems that there was an intitial thread on a Japanese-language message board (which seems to have a broken link), and various contributors built their own vignettes. Those creations, as well as more recent vignettes by AFOLs from Japan, are documented in this on-line museum. There are lots of great MOCs there (though I have to admit that I don't get some of them--I assume they're related to anime or other cultural references that I don't recognize). Here, for example, is one entitled Chim Chim Charee by Tera.



If someone knows more about this site, or if they know about the Japanese-language message board where these creations were first posted, I'd love to know more.

Three from Nate

Three new vignettes from Nathan Wells: Webbound, Collision Course and Bird Poo.

Rivendell

Snap Dracone (aka MuffinToa) came full circle (er, square) by finishing out his quartet of Rivendell scenes with the arrival of Legolas.

A Christmas Carol

Shane Larson presents five scenes from Dickens' Christmas Carol.

Dragonslayer

Azaghal presents Dragonslayer.

Autumn

One from me. Playing around with tree ideas led to Autumn.