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Good Smile Company's 1/4 Nanoha
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Saw this earlier today and thought it was just about the greatest thing ever. Crazy fans like this make being fans of something all the more better.
10:00 PM on 07.02.2010
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Brian Szabelski
Futurama rocks. Legos rock. So it's only natural that anything combining the two would rock, but a Lego diorama of New New York in Lego? My heart, it may explode with joy. But that's exactly what Matt De Lanoy has done, and two and a half years later, his masterpiece is finished.
No detail from the series has seemingly been left out (Robot Santa's even in the background!) and there's really just so much to take in that it's impossible to write it all here. You can check out everything on Matt's Flickr page, and seriously, just go over there right now and take a look at it all. It's easily the best way you can waste this entire evening and perhaps your entire Fourth of July weekend here in the U.S. (or Canada Day weekend for our friends north of the border).
[via Comics Alliance]
