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		<title>LEGO Sculpture, Not As Easy As You May Think</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Jun 2009 15:42:38 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Jonathan Dudley</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[When I think of LEGO® I think of castles first, closely followed by forests and then pirates. Many I&#8217;m sure, would think of Star Wars and a scant few would think of massive architectural wonders like the almost 6000 piece Taj Mahal set. Apparently I&#8217;m lacking creativity. Rather than spaceships, pirate galleons and suchlike, Craig [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>When I think of LEGO® I think of castles first, closely followed by forests and then pirates. Many I&#8217;m sure, would think of Star Wars and a scant few would think of massive architectural wonders like the almost 6000 piece Taj Mahal set.<br />
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<p>Apparently I&#8217;m lacking creativity. Rather than spaceships, pirate galleons and suchlike, Craig Stevens of Croydon ambitiously attempted to build Queen of the Undead, Amy Winehouse, from LEGO, in under a week!. He said <span>“Amy’s distinctive features made her a good choice to make out of Lego.&#8221;</span></p>
<p>I assume Mr Stevens meant that Amy has considerably more right angles on her than most people and thus is far easier to make out of interlocking plastic bricks.</p>
<p>As you can see, Mr Stevens put in a valiant effort, his sculpture has a beehive and&#8230;and&#8230;legs, yes to some extent it has legs. At least there&#8217;s no danger of this version of Ms Winehouse getting wasted and running around with her top off.</p>
<p>The statue was build for Croydon Fashion Festival, I could be mean about the very concept of such an event but I&#8217;ve already suggested that a pop star may be the ever-living sovereign of the zombie hordes, so I&#8217;ll leave it.</p>
<p>Just in cast you were not terrified enough already, here&#8217;s a full sized one for you:</p>
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