Gymnast with Hoop: A LEGO® creation by David Alexander Smith : MOCpages.com

Gymnast with Hoop

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Tim C

February 24, 2013

I love this new line that you've been working on. Your figure work astounds me. This one is a very dynamic pose. Great use of the fig legs to create your hoop. This one makes my heart ache that the summer Olympics are still three years away.

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El Barto !

February 15, 2013

10!

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Topsy Creatori (StoveTopCreator!)

February 14, 2013

Form! :)

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cyberfrank 2010

February 14, 2013

nicely done! have nt tried one since I was young, so much new parts now, and colors, lol, bought some pink lately, spreading my palette a little, can t wait to use it.

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Ian Spacek

February 12, 2013

Epic posing and design! It's also nice to see I'm not the only one who sits around connecting circles mini-fig legs (except you find useful purposes for yours). ;)

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Mike Johnson

February 11, 2013

She looks very flexible in her own way hmm, hmm! Question, is this based on any particular athlete?

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Lego Builders

February 11, 2013

Brilliant. Very artsy! -LB Senior

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David Alexander Smith

February 10, 2013

Quoting Marcus Paul Another great figure from you! That hoop ... ;-)

The hoop, I'm happy with the hoop.

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Marcus Paul

February 10, 2013

Another great figure from you! That hoop ... ;-)

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David Alexander Smith

February 10, 2013

Quoting matt rowntree I really just can't say enough about your vision!!! It is truly something to be admired, studied and above all respected. Stunning work yet again. Your skills are matched only by your production speed. I think I speak for everyone when I say we are humbled.

Thanks, you write such kind comments. Still a way to go.

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David Alexander Smith

February 10, 2013

Quoting Mihai Marius Mihu Very creative, this is one of the aspects of your builds that I like and commend! Great done.

Thanks, I'm trying to take this style further.

matt rowntree

February 9, 2013

I really just can't say enough about your vision!!! It is truly something to be admired, studied and above all respected. Stunning work yet again. Your skills are matched only by your production speed. I think I speak for everyone when I say we are humbled.

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Mihai Marius Mihu

February 9, 2013

Very creative, this is one of the aspects of your builds that I like and commend! Great done.

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Riccardo Zangelmi

February 9, 2013

I love these your characters... Great stuff my friend ;O)

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David Alexander Smith

February 9, 2013

Just think how many spacemen had to sacrifice themselves to the greater good of the hoop.

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David Alexander Smith

February 9, 2013

Quoting Justin M I'm always a fan of these types of builds from you. The use of minifigure legs as the hoop is quite clever.

Thanks Justin. Mini fig legs are the ultimate hinges.

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David Alexander Smith

February 9, 2013

Quoting David Roberts Another very dynamic sculpture, flowing forms made from angular bricks. I love how active the gymnast looks. I think that the way the legs are parallel makes them work like the "rush" or "zoom" lines that cartoonist use.

I like the idea of rush/zoom lines.

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David Alexander Smith

February 9, 2013

Quoting MortalSwordsman . Technicality: 5. Execution: 5. Smiles: 5

Thanks Joe :)

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David Alexander Smith

February 9, 2013

Quoting Nick Barrett More sculptural and dynamic excellence. Keep 'em coming!

These are alll working models for something big.

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David Alexander Smith

February 9, 2013

Quoting David the Fire Ninja Jedi Ingenious hoop! Nice work!

Thanks, the hoop scale is a little off, but this seemed the best circle building method for this piece.

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Justin M

February 9, 2013

I'm always a fan of these types of builds from you. The use of minifigure legs as the hoop is quite clever.

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Starscream Soundwave

February 9, 2013

Very nice!

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David Roberts

February 9, 2013

Another very dynamic sculpture, flowing forms made from angular bricks. I love how active the gymnast looks. I think that the way the legs are parallel makes them work like the "rush" or "zoom" lines that cartoonist use.