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Now these two projects show how you're meant to build a diorama 
- one with Hasbro figures and vehicles, and one with Lego figures and vehicles ...
- one with Hasbro figures and vehicles, and one with Lego figures and vehicles ...Wow: Guy Builds 140-Square Foot Diorama Of The Battle Of Hoth In His Living Room (It Takes Up The Whole Thing)
Because decorating means different things to different people, Star Wars fan Barry turned his entire 140-square foot living room into a diorama of the Battle of Hoth. There isn't any Photoshop in the pictures by the way, the explosions are actually lights Barry built. You really just have to see all the pictures to believe it.
Hit Geekologie.com for bunch more pictures, a video tour of the room, and a video of how he made the explosion lights.
60,000 Piece LEGO Hoth Battle Diorama
Mark Borlase went and built himself a wicked Hoth battle diorama out of 60,000 LEGO blocks. Sure most of those are contained in the massive cave, but still, damn.
As the headline says, the 5'X10' diorama is comprised of 60,000 Lego bricks. It cost creator Mark Borlase about US$3,000 and four years of construction time to complete.
There's also the 50 LED lights that illuminate the Echo Base hangar and bacta tank with a soothing blue. Motorized AT-AT wenches and a fully operational hanger door top off this gorgeous pile of eye candy.
Four years of construction! The freaking Egyptian pyramids were built in less time (note to self: verify this). Seriously though, Mark, great freaking job.
Hit the links for more pictures and a massive Flickr gallery.
