The decals were printed on photo-paper and then glued on for the final look. The helmet needed the most customization using PVC couplers and Plexiglas. First he completely took apart the LEGO alarm clock, removed the original printing, then spray-painted each part carefully, finally finishing off with a clear-coat. Which of course means that his most important characteristic is that he is very-very huge.īehold the giant LEGO Galactus mega-figure! Looks quite like the original character, isn’t it? In his imgur album plaguedoc shares the details on how he customized the original LEGO alarm-clock. In his first appearance in The Fantastic Four, Galactus was depicted as a god-like figure which feeds by draining living planets of their energy. In case you are not familiar with the character, Galactus is a fictional entity in the Marvel Comics universe. He got the idea while playing the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes video-game. Using the same #9007231 LEGO Mummy Alarm-Clock, another LEGO fan who goes by the name plaguedoc created a giant LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Galactus mega-figure. You can see more pictures of the LEGO Stay Puft Marshmallow Man alarm-clock in this album on imgur. With a bit of paint and customization it is the perfect size to represent the jolly looking but terrifying monster. Of course you can make a brick-built Marshmallow Man, and many LEGO fans have done that already, however LEGO fan Sean Robertson came up with the idea of customizing the #9007231 LEGO Monster Fighters Mummy Alarm-Clock (retired, but still available on Amazon – see link above).
The #21108 LEGO Ghostbusters Ecto-1is really awesome, but it sorely misses some key characters like the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. And what if the LEGO alarm clock collection doesn’t have the super-villain you want? Well, you can make your own! Below I will show you a couple of examples from people who customized their LEGO alarm clocks to make some awesome villains that will compel minifigs run for their lives. Besides working as alarm clocks and decorations, they can also take up the role of very big, very bad, very scary super-villains in your LEGO City. They are high quality, and basically look like a huge version of regular LEGO minifigs. If you have never run across these LEGO alarm-clocks before, I recommend checking them out just for fun. They are available at various retailers and the Online LEGO Shop. The LEGO digital clocks feature giant versions of characters from LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Super Heroes LEGO Ninjago, LEGO Legends of Chima, etc. They work well both as a functional alarm-clock and decoration in a LEGO fan’s room. These mega-figures have movable arms and legs like standard size LEGO minifigs, with a digital clock inserted into their chest. Have you seen those giant digital LEGO clocks? They are shaped like regular LEGO minifigures, but at almost a foot tall, they are much-much larger.
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