Pfft, Slenderman ...

Pfft, Slenderman ...
Originally uploaded by Bricknave
Slenderman is just a stupid faceless clown who hides in the shadows, if he was gutsy enough, he'd bash my head against my keyboard repeatedlyytuytfrgyiokre6hy7i9

Happy Halloween!

It is October 31st, and you know what that means! Tricks, treats, and scary fun! I've built another MOC for Halloween, this time it is based on the Adventurers and Pharaoh's Quest LEGO themes.



Who's the adventurer coming out of the tent? Is it Johnny Thunder? No wait, it is none other than Harry Cane in a Johnny Thunder costume!



Deep in the Egyptian desert, several adventurers celebrate Halloween while on their expedition!
Mac McCloud bobs for apples while some of the other adventurers have a chat. They plan on trick-or-treating, but instead of collecting candy, they'll be collecting ancient treasure! ;-)



Some of the adventurers wonder where Jake Raines and Johnny Thunder are ...



Meanwhile ... down below the desert floor ...



Sam Sinister has gained control of the Crystal of the Dead, granting him supernatural powers.  He has brought some evil treasure hunters back to life, who attack Johnny Thunder and Jake Raines.





Sam Sinister unleashes another undead tomb robber, who prepares to make a deadly strike! Will Jake Raines dodge the ambush in time?



Have a haunted and Happy Halloween!

~Bricknave

Haunted Locomotive

Haunted Locomotive
Originally uploaded by Bricknave

Made entirely out of set 6497-1: Twisted Time Train. The swirl on the front really spins, the funnel moves like the original set, except it has an added bat which 'flies' out of it.

"Fangs for ze good time!"

"Fangs for ze good time!"
Originally uploaded by Bricknave

After spending the night partying at the Witch's house, Edmond the Vampire (not to be confused with his much younger cousin Edward) begins his journey home before dawn.

The Monster under the Bed

The Monster under the Bed
Originally uploaded by Bricknave

LEGO Halloween vignette -- The Monster under the Bed, based on early childhood fears. I couldn't decide between the opposing Vampire and Werewolf factions, so I just went for a generic monster theme for this vignette.

Jack used to be afraid of the monster under his bed when he was 5 years old, but since then he grew up and believed the monster was imaginary. Now, it has come back to haunt him.