Hello .

Okay, here's a very simple 3D LEGO man model dressed up in a machine tee-shirt :



I was wondering if this'd look okay as a wallpaper...

Very nice machine, I want to pull it out of the screen and pluck its head off.

How long did it take to model?

wow very impressive i love legos! I friggin have like the lego police set completed! (took forever to find the police station) and the Lego airport! and the lego firestation! and lego train set! and a lego boat set!!! Rawr! I love that machine

@ Bread: I sometimes get a similar feeling with those irritatingly-cute kids in films/commercials .

Actually, it doesn't take too long to to model. See, basically it's some cylinders [head and cap], a box [main body] and some 2D spline shapes with 3D modifications [legs, arms]. Shouldn't take more than 30 minutes.

@ Paradoks: Thanks, dude! I like the LEGO characters too -- only I get an urge to give dolls/action figures The Exorcist treatment -- turn their heads 180 degrees every time I can lay my hands on one ...

Ahaha I do the exact same thing.

<3 mix and matching their boddies and hats and stuff!

Haha, I'm not sure if I should be disturbed or amused by that

looks good but....there's something about his head that I don't like...I can't figure it out

Both the company and blocks are called LEGO (capitalised), the plural form also being LEGO. Sorry, pet peeve. Thankfully machine has conformed correctly.


It's slightly taller than a normal LEGO man's head.

Nice work machine.

Very Nice work machine, make you should do a family of lego characters hehe
Grate work

reminds me of scene kids.

good work !

Thanks folks [Crown, Tom, Andy, Nitsuarox and others] for your comments. Yep, if something seems wrong with the head, then there probably is something wrong with it . That's one of the problems of using an image [and not an actual real-life model] for reference -- you have to proceed by guesswork as far as dimensions are concerned. Thanks for pointing it out. Here's a second version of the LEGO man:



But even this may not be dimensionally accurate. I had a LEGO police officer toy as a kid, but I can't seem to find it...

Nice LEGO dude.....being an image or actual object to eyeball and construct from, people can usually get it pretty accurate looking. Hey, have you ever thought about doing an animated gif file by animating your 3d object?

@Bread first comment. You have read my mind. I too want to take the head off, even the hat and put it on my finger.

@Machine - Excellent job. Which software did you use?

Awesome skills dude!

Thanks everyone .

@ Shipon: I used Max.

@ Midknight: That's a good idea, thanks. I'm wondering if there's an animated screensaver in this LEGO character .

Nicely done. . . cheers!

Whoa! Another dead thread comes to life ...

But thanks anyway, Monster

One thing I can say, nice!