Everybody was kung fu fighting . . .

... Those cats were fast as lightning. Lenny Hoffman presents several kung fu scenes.

Vidgets

Hey, I've just learned that in "vidget" is Danish for vignette. Jan Barding presents 'Knude på situationen eller op slangen?', which an automated translator interprets as 'Knot at the situation or up the hose?'.

Black Knight

Kennypaul illustrates a memorable scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail with Black Knight.

Hedge Cutting

Greg Nation puts Joe in another precarious position in Hedge Cutting.

Nasty Orcses ...

Nathan Wells illustrates a scene from the Lord of the Rings. In Nasty Orcses ..., Sam is shocked to learn that Frodo is not dead, as he had feared, but paralyzed by Shelob's sting.

Brickfest Space Awards

Remember Brickfest? Well, if you're a vignette fan and you haven't registered yet, here's another inducement in addition to the Vig THIS! contest. A number of prominent space builders have created space-themed vignettes to use as awards for space-themed MOCs. Try your hand and you may win vignettes by such luminaries as Adrian Drake or Gil Shaw.

Dragon

The brave knight does battle with the fearsome beast in Moko's Dragon.

You Silly King

You don't frighten us, English pig-dogs! Go and boil your bottoms, sons of a silly person. I blow my nose at you, so-called Arthur-king, you and all your silly English kaniggets. Thppppt!

Dunechaser shows off another Monty Python themed vig: You Silly King.

Blog lately?

Kevin Blocksidge (Kevoh) and Kevin Heckel (Jonesy) have started a new LEGO blog: Golden Shpleem. Check it out! While you're at it, notice that I've got a listing of LEGO blogs at the bottom right side of my front page. Leave a comment if you know of any others that I'm missing. If you're interested in blogging (c'mon, all the cool kids are doing it . . .), the service I use is Blogger. It's free and easy to use. Probably cures warts, too, for all I know.

BrickFest

BrickFest is less than a month away! Are you going? If you are, be sure to enter the Vig THIS! contest.

Odyssey Disrupted

To celebrate his 2001st post on Classic-Castle, Nathan Wells created Odyssey Disrupted.

Joe Vig Winners

Winners have been announced for the first Joe Vig contest on Lugnet.

First place: Ahoy There! by Greg Nation:


Second place: Joe and Jonesy by Tony Hafner:


Third place: Joe Runner by Janey GunningCook:


Fourth place: my Avalanche!:


Congratulations to the other winners and all the participants!

Hermes Needs a Vacation

Michael Jasper presents Hermes Needs a Vacation.

And now for something completely different . . .

Dunechaser has made a number of Monty Python creations, and he's recently added two vignettes: The Lumberjack Song and Do You Want to Come Back to My Place?.

ParLUGment gift exchange

ParLUGment held a gift exchange at their recent meeting, and a couple of the gifts were vig-like, including a piano.

Waltzing Matilda

Timothy Gould illustrates the classic Australian song Waltzing Matilda.

Joe and Jonesy

In Tony Hafner's scene, Joe Vig goes looking for the cat, but an Alien is lurking about: Joe and Jonesy.

Joe Runner

In Janey GunningCook's vig, Joe Vig plays the part of the Road Runner in danger from Wile E. Coyote: Joe Runner

Tons o' vignette-fun

Hey,

I go away for a few days and look what happens . . .

Nathan Wells presents a vig from the Bourn Identity.



Nathan also presents Chess in the Park.



Anita Eenink presents a couple of Hitchcock-themed vigs, including Psycho.



Steve Bishop presents a series of California gold rush scenes, including Panning for Gold.



Steve also added a couple of vigs to his Adventurers series, including Shrine.



Steve is the king of vignette series. He adds another with his zoo vignettes, including the monkey house.



Greg Nation joins Lugnet with Ahoy There!.



Finally, for now, Dunechaser has stareted to put his great minifigs (noted previously) to work in some vignettes from Greek mythology, including Orestes pursued by the Furies.

Famous landmarks

Moko has made vigs of several famous landmarks, including the Merlion, the Arc de Triomphe and theLeaning Tower of Pisa.