Here are full plans to build the basic 10X Scale Minifig Sculpture pictured below.

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Here are the plans for the basic male hair of the 10X Scale Minifig Sculptures. This hair is the design used for the Luke Skywalker Sculpture. Most of the other head wear follow the same steps for the first several steps.

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Here are the plans for the Hands of the 10X Scale Minifig Sculptures. (Left and right side are identical.)

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Here are the plans for the Left Arm of the 10X Scale Minifig Sculptures.

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Here are the plans for the Right Arm of the 10X Scale Minifig Sculptures.

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Here are the plans for the Legs of the 10X Scale Minifig Sculptures.

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Here are the plans to build the larger of the two LEGO Trophies.

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Here are the plans to build the smaller of the two LEGO Trophies.

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I grew up in Green Bay, Wisconsin, only a few blocks from James Lofton’s house. (Anyone remember who he was?) For five years I lived in Arizona and when I told people I was from Wisconsin, on many occasions people replied - ‘So you must be a cheese head!’ Well, I have to admit I am guilty of that, and in my office hangs this Packer logo made from LEGO bricks as evidence.

Below are the building plans for this mosaic in case any other cheese heads out there want to build their own Packer logo. READ FULL ARTICLE »

Here are the torso designs for all of the 10X minifig sculptures I’ve built so far, plus a few new ones. Use the LEGO Minifig Torso Plans as a starting point, then adjust the brick sizes and colors as needed to produce the desired arrangement of the torso (as viewed from the front). As much as possible, always stagger the seams in the bricks from row to row.

I’m including 13 designs as well as a blank template which can be used to generate custom designs.

I use Microsoft Paint with the ‘Zoom’ set to ‘Large Size’ when working on torso designs. Use the ‘Fill With Color’ tool to fill in the boxes, which each represent a 1×1 brick area viewed from the side.

Link to Fire Fighter Sculpture using above design

See full article for 12 other designs and blank torso template. READ FULL ARTICLE »