Ah, nothing like a good shadow figure story to keep me up half the night. Being someone that has had some minor, but significant experience with possibly haunted locations, this speaks right to me. But to the build. Love the sleeping figure. It was a nice touch folding the arm under the figure's head. Gives a combination of sleeping and a closely huddled look, as though the figure is scared. Chilling and well done.

..... Welp. There goes any sleep I was actually getting before. Live the build here though. My favorite aspects are probably the sleeping bag and the guy's ear XD Great work all around though :)

Love the ghost's face, very creepy.

Great job! Interesting take on the category, but it fits really well, and I like it! Good luck!

Haha! I think the sheets look like a sleeping bag :) It still looks great. 4 points. ~Thoy

O_0... Maybe it just wants to play cards?

Nice positions of everything!

Brilliant! I love the bedspread and the pose of the sleeping child. Both convey a very realistic feel, which contrasts so nicely with the cartoonish style you build in. Fantastic work!

Definitely in your signature style. I like the bedspread and how the studded door contrasts with the rest of the build.

4 points ~ Chris.

4 points

3 points.

Thats very creepy.

Dat style. I love your painting too. 4 points.

Ha ha!! Brilliantly made, I love the ghost and the closet's door.

Rolling base - can't wait, strapping on my air tanks as I type this.

the spook s face makes me smile, england has a lot of history, it s very credible, and fascinating, well done david! [hint] lately bought cs vintage collection, I ll build that rolling base, lol, hold on to your helmet! lol.

Score = 4

A 17th century football player.

Socks or no socks the strangler still visits ;)

Seriously as kids we used to go on about this story to each other and scare each other silly.

I like making the creepy and unsettling - I find if you leave naturalism as an aim at the door, Lego can work quite well in these stakes.

Thanks Alan, hopefully next time you'll have some more time and can join in.

How can our favourite toy be so scary? Brilliant

I like the quilt idea. I hope your team does well in the MocAthalon.

Eeek! How anyone could possibly sleep in that room.... Nicely done.

First off good MOC! Second....I read this before I went to bed and now I am shaking in my socks, oh wait;I took my socks off!Hardy Har Har! -Brick Boy

My faves are the blanket, window, and closet designs. That closet looks like a sports locker... perfect for a boy's bedroom! So, just maybe that's the ghost of some football legend... then again... perhaps NOT! YIKES ! :)

That ear was a little flash of inspiration.

He does now and I don't think he'll be staying another night.

I am getting more and more excited about building from basic bricks.

There was a bit of invisible eyebrow work going on, and who would have thoughts duvet would be so hard to build. Cheers Jon.

Thanks David. Been working hard to develop this.

I always believed a smile transmit more creepiness than a snarl and whimsy more fear than real terror - think Alice in Wonderland.

I forgot to say that it is sort of based on this painting of mine: http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidalexandersmith/8169227864/in/set-72157631966285419

Very nice, I like that piece for the ear.

Nice one David! Love the closet and the blanket. The expression on the ghost's face is excellent! If only that guy knew what was hiding in his closet. :)

Well, I rated this excellent! why? Because of the fact that you can build this with a lot of the older lego bricks ONLY! Fantastic work! :)

Very nice! I see you've been hitting the old grey bricks too ;) Loving the expression on the ghost's face, looks totally shocked to be caught on camera! Top duvet design too.

I like your style! :D

Very David! Your style permeates through. It's more whimsical than scary, which actually works. A kind of "Monsters, Inc." feel, without the strangling bit. Clever ear as well. Nice job.

Freaky!

well done!