What You Missed at Celebricktion - Part 2

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We had a late night last night at the local fair, so I’m just now getting around to uploading the second batch of photos for the Celebricktion 2015 event.

So here is another photo-heavy post:

View of the crowd for our Winter Village MOC

The Throne Room from The Hobbit

Star Wars Battle

Bionicle

Sustainable City by Austin Nijenkamp

Halloween MOC

Alien Plant from Halloween MOC

Zombie from Halloween MOC

Awesome group of Volunteers

There was tons to see and do!

And my favorite MOC of the whole show… or rather, I should say, my second favorite is The Island.

With so many details, I really enjoyed it. It was also a treat to see how it came together. You would think with the black frame around the water that it was all one piece, but builder Nick Ferguson of Bricks made it modular, just like the modular buildings produced by LEGO. This MOC snaps together in 6 pieces. Very intelligent design and I was left impressed.

I have a few more photos left from Celebricktion, but they’re related to our Winter Village MOC and a special project by Joe Meno from BrickJournal. Look for posts on those in the next few days.

If you’d like to see more photos from Celebricktion 2015, please check out my Flickr photostream.

Do you have photos from Celebricktion? If so, leave me the URL below. I’d love to see them!