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Following the 2000ad Lego commission, Ian Leonard asked if I could expand the concept by doing cover recreations of classic 2000ad covers. He had a number in mind, but first up was Brian Bolland's brilliant cover to prog 225.
For ref, I've included the original Bolland version below.
I missed a trick though, I should have edited in a 'Legoland' price... if Ian asks for any more of these, I will add that into the price list somewhere!
GENIUS stuff kev , you never know Rebellion and Lego might go for it after seeing your version great stuff, they all made me smile.
Dear Rebellion & Lego - I'd buy these. Just so you know.
These are just fantastic. I especially like Dredd and Mrs Gunderson.
On another note: Dear Rebellion & Lego, I would buy them too.
:-)
There's something very pleasing in the serried ranks of similar but different characters. It's obvious you know your onions on this one, a very solid piece of design, something in each mini fig to like. Zombo is my fave I think... the undead superhero... or is it a yobo zombie...?
word verification "readrub"... stick your bent finger in the air and repeat after me...reeeadrub! reeeeeeeadrub!
Excellent as usual , Kev - I never knew there were Lego mini figures available. I always thought they had to be part of a set like Harry Potter and the like. There's no reason why these couldn't be made is there?
Bravo!
What a wonderful collection of minifigs, they're really adorable! You've done a fantastic job on these Mr Kev and I think you've got many people's mind's reeling with the possibilities. I'm no lego collector but couldn't resist a Slaine mini-fig. Outstanding #:-) Rob H