Animals: Ladybug: A LEGO® creation by Joshua Christenson : MOCpages.com

Animals: Ladybug

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A continuation of my Animals series, and here's the ladybug, resting on a leaf!

Thanks for viewing! :)

Edit: Apparently I goofed a bit on the black spots, as they are supposed to be symmetrical. Thanks Tim C, for the input! Well at least one thing I will never be when I get older is a ladybug expert..

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David the Fire Ninja Jedi

January 2, 2013

This is amazing! The details are superb!

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Nick Barrett

December 15, 2012

Very sweet and nicely built.

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Topsy Creatori(StoveTop nomore!)

December 14, 2012

Now would that 'lady' be male or female?! Hee, hee! :)

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Joshua Christenson

December 13, 2012

Quoting Tim C Excellent build! Some great techniques used here, especially the Lowell technique for the overall shaping. Great work on the leaf as well. I love the legs. It looks great from the underside. The only suggestion that I would have, (because I'm a stickler for technicalities), is to arrange the black 1x1's on the wings to be symmetrical on either side. A ladybug's wings are mirror images of one another. Aside from that, fantastic work!

Wow, I never knew that! Looks like I'll have to change it for next time... I feel so pathetic! ;)

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A M

December 13, 2012

I love it! The colors and shaping are so perfect, and the leaf really tops it all off marvelously. Great!

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Senator Chinchilla .

December 13, 2012

Rather adorable. =]

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Hayden .

December 13, 2012

You americans sure are quirky....Ladybird, not bug... ;) Really cool build! I love how you did the legs and shell! I can see this technique being turned into so e kind of mech or walker...

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Tim C

December 13, 2012

Excellent build! Some great techniques used here, especially the Lowell technique for the overall shaping. Great work on the leaf as well. I love the legs. It looks great from the underside. The only suggestion that I would have, (because I'm a stickler for technicalities), is to arrange the black 1x1's on the wings to be symmetrical on either side. A ladybug's wings are mirror images of one another. Aside from that, fantastic work!