The Unofficial Guide To Minifigures, Colors and LEGO Life
Today I tried out the Nikon D800 to photograph the Minifigures. Pretty sweet, but due to the larger sensor size I would need to have a different makro lens. Instead of 1900 pixels height I now get 2900 pixels height for the Minifigure itself.
Today we are happy to announce the free update of our Unofficial LEGO Minifigure App. We now include Collectible Series 6 & 7 and the Team GB series. Just in time before the Olympics close! Phew, it was a bit of a race to get it done in time. The update also includes corrections and extensions for the other collections. For example, I was finally able to photograph the Comodore Guy (nfi.tow.oth.1997.03, CL001). We hope that you enjoy these new Minifigures and photographs.
I finished photographing Team GB. The figures look great and GB is also doing exceptional well at the Olympics.
The collectible Minifigures of Team GB (Olympic Minifigures) arrived today. I will now photograph them for the catalog.
The Hollywood Reporter posted photos of the minifigures related to The Hobbit. They have been revealed at the 2012 ComicCon. Have a look:
This is an nice example of how to create a Minifigure made of wood:
Jason reviewed the Complete LEGO Figure Catalog:
It was good to be behind the camera again to shoot series 6 and 7 of the Collectible Minifigures. I have also been able to photograph some rare Minifigs with the help of Greg Homer.
We released a minor update to 1.2.1 and to celebrate our latest developments we decided to put the app on sale for a couple of days. It is now only 0.99 USD.
LAML interviewed me about the upcoming LABS2012 LEGO Show and the Unofficial LEGO Minifigure Catalog.