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Published: 2016-12-09 03:04:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1161; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 0
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Here's an old picture I made a year ago in Paint Tool Sai for a contest a friend of mine was hosting on LEGO.com!
You remember this don't ya BlizzardBrick ? 
Just your little LEGO MO building a Christmas set, with a nicely lit Christmas tree in the background. And some nice little touches I added to this one to make it nicer. 
... And yeah, I must admit, I traced that LEGO set from a picture online just a bit. 
It was... rather too difficult to just draw free hand. I mean I probably COULD have done it... it just would have taken two too three times as long. So yeah... the rest if free hand though. Meep. XPMerry Christmas!Β
Godspeed,
~MO
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I love the amount of detail you put into this, and I mean it!
Oh, fun fact: did you know that the word Lego comes from the Danish term "Leg GΓΈdt", meaning "playing well"?
True. But, in Latin, the word Lego means, "I put together".
I should actually be lucky that I have an extensive knowledge of stuff like this. If I didn't, I wouldn't have been able to tell you. 
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Wait, are you talking to MasterOshawott or me?
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Left the comment on your phone too?
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Wait, how in the world do you know I have a phone?
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Same thing happens to me for some reason.
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Huh. Okay, what brand of phone do I have?
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Ohhhhh! Cool!Β Β The Christmas sets indeed are a very neat theme! I don't own any myself outside a few promotional ones, but I always love them. Especially that train! 
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I don't have too many holiday sets either. Always nice to get some, though.
I like the light up brick too. I think the battery on the lighthouse set is starting to run out.
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LEGO character playing with LEGOs.
LEGOception.
Still, great job! I like it!
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Winter Toy Shop has been on the top of my Christmas list since 2009. ;-;
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I personally REALLY would like that train. Though I'm more wanting the Ninjago sets. XP
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Ahhh this is lovely ;w;
Also, Legoception xD
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A lego building lego xD That's what I would call Legoception haha
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But LEGO MO is alive playing with a toy!Β Β It's no more strange than a human playing with a doll or action figure is it?
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I remember seeing this on the LEGO Gallery as well! 
Have a Merry Christmas MO! 
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Yeah, I was really happy with how it turned out. 
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Everyone says that... yet I still have no idea what they mean by that. XP ... Well I know what they mean, just not what the original word means. Β
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Welp, Google told me it means the start of a business, but everybody uses it to describe a continuous loop, or one object within another. In this case, LEGO you playing with LEGO'S
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Ohhhhh. The loupe thingy. Meep. XP I'd kinda have a personal head canon that LEGO MO is about a 4' tall race of Minifig species, and she is just building a normal LEGO set.
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I've always thought living minifigures would be that tall in real life ^^
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I kinda used math and estimation baised on an old figuring a friend of mine fount that minifigures are about 4 centimeters tall. And from that they vary slightly depending on the head piece.... So from that I just converted centimeters to feet. XP And I feel the idea of the race being kinda a small hobbit like people would make sence.
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Well, if we're talking about terms, the word Lego has a long history, coming from the term Leg GΓΈdt, meaning "playing well". And that definitely describes you in the picture
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Oh yeah! I remember that term's history! It defiantly does fit! XD This always was one of my favorite pictures I made in the past. Anyway, thank you for the comment! It made my day.
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I'm glad it did. By the way, if Lego were to choose a van to make into a set, which would you pick; a 1980 Toyota TownAce or a 1998 Toyota Sienna?
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Indeed! And, uh... I don't know actually? I don't really know too much about vans though... I'd think both would be nice? As an MOC at the least they might both be nice.... Unless, is this a concept for LEGO Ideas?
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Concept. Imagine how long it'd take. Like, what 2, 3 months? I dunno. But whatever the case, I'm sure that they can do it.
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Well... I mean... of course they can.... If they wanted to.... I guess....
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I mean, yeah... Right... What's your name?
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Uh... MasterOshawott! Of course.... Though, my friends call me MO. ...Pronounced "Moe" to be exact.
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Pleasure to meet you. BTW, your outfit resembles that of a karate uniform, better known as a gi. (pronounced "gee[hard g, not soft g])
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Thanks! ... And... well, yeah, it's a Ninja robe. From Ninjago. Which gi is the correct term for it I'm familiar.
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Well, I'm actually surprised with my knowledge of such facts. Ask me about any car, I'll tell you the facts straightaway!
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Ah, that's good! Perhaps you might be able to help me with some knowledge in the future? Like, if I'm looking for a small truck for example. I'd want it strong enough to pull a small RV without problem, though nothing too expensive. Perhaps you might know what statistics to look for as far as that goes?
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Well, let's say you didn't have a small truck. Maybe a large 1960's car like the 1960 Imperial Crown Southampton. In fact, Chrysler actually branded the car, so I guess it's a 1960 Chrysler Imperial Crown Southampton. The example I mentioned was second-generation, as an ivory pearl white 4-door sedan. The example also had a 7.2L Wedgehead V8 engine (440 cu. in.) Transmission was 3-speed TorqueFlite A727 Automatic. Designers were Virgil Exner and Elwood Engel. Assembly plant was at Jefferson Avenue Assembly Plant, Detroit, Michigan.
*panting* There. How's...that...for...*crashes onto ground* knowledge?
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Of course I remember this, yes! ;w;
Though, even though you traced the little LEGO house, the shading on it is still so good. xD
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I mean, the trace wasn't really that much, it was more or less to get the form correct as I wasn't AS skilled back then. If you follow. XP Meep.
Oh! Also, did you see the little cross I added to this?
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Yeah, I get ya. xD
*scans the drawing a few times* Ahh no I don't! xD Where is it?
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Look near the Christmas tree. :3
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Ooh, I see it now! ;w;
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Honestly, I think the cross really does add a lot to the picture; a whole lot of people really don't seem to know the real reason for Christmas, y'know?
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Exactly.
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It does fit, yes! cx
And I must say, your profile looks very nice!
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