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Arkham Asylum

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A serious house on serious earth.

About this creation

The Ikea Lamp Gangsta is taking on the Batman universe. Wish me luck.

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Care for a tour?

Mr. Nygma's padded cell:

Ms. Isley's atrium:

Mr. Crane's cell block:

The newest inmate, Mr. Dent, is adjusting nicely, though he's been flipping that coin nearly every waking minute.

Come again soon.
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BONUS MATERIAL:
A work-in-progress shot of the exterior:

I hate building exteriors. It's really not my area of expertise. I'm a 'intimate quarters' kind of person. That sounded dirty.
An alternate, brighter shot of the Scarecrow's cell block:

I'm getting a lot of mileage out of that gray checkered floor.
An alternate set-up: Poison Ivy's escape.

The Riddler's cell was by far the easiest thing I've ever built. If only they were all so simple.
As for Two-Face, I haven't actually got him. The only Two-Face minifig I own is on a chain, attached to a key ring, along with my keys. So I had to get inventive with the Two-Face shot. There's no body behind the bars: just two arms propped up.
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Come again soon.

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Yapdap The Batdude

December 3, 2011

Awe inspiring!

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Noah Young

October 7, 2010

Cool!

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Pony Lord7

August 26, 2010

Awsome work here Arkham is one of my faverite places in batman but not like there are that many other places to begin with. The real question on my mind is what about joker?

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Louis Zurn

May 30, 2009

AWSOME!

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R. W.

January 11, 2009

You trying to make my Arkham look bad?? Seriously, this is great work! I hope there will be more pictures coming.

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masterchief 1

December 15, 2008

They are fabulous cells!

I made it

Alex Eylar

November 8, 2008

The cell door frames were inspired by the stereotypical image of jail cells, the kind with metal plates and stubby rivets, as well as the use of jumper plates in a Lego masterpiece called "The Last Seconds of the Yamato" by Christophe Bongay.

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Christian Schlichting

October 3, 2008

you must have a closed darkroom or something, because your light and photos are perfect like from a real photograph with best devices

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Dr. Crane (The Scarecrow)

September 28, 2008

How you made this creation I'll never know....Hey, there's me! Man I have a cool cell block!(LOL)

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Bob Jones

August 29, 2008

This my favorite creation of all time!!!! So cool, and so much detail!!!! u my friend are one of my new favorite builders!! It would have been better with a few more villains. Im going to work a batman vig. p.s. my friends gonna give me two face for a royal gaurd -Bob-

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Vladmir Dovchenko

August 10, 2008

nice, very detailed exterior

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gabriel whittemore

August 10, 2008

i love batnman so this is prety cool man. it is covered in sweet detail love all the little things

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Shannon Ocean

August 10, 2008

Unadulterted brilliance. Just how I like my Lego: dark and moody. This post is an instant favorite. I can't thank you enough. PS- see you on Flickr.

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�H�WK3Y�?� ...

August 10, 2008

The exterior boggled my mind ... I've never tried a project like you're doing, but your fantastic builds are pushing me in that direction...not yet, but maybe in a few months.

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Crimso Giger

August 10, 2008

100 % awesome !

I made it

Alex Eylar

August 10, 2008

Shannon - I don't detect enough sarcasm to convince me to play along, so I'll be honest with this one. My pretty little pictures are done with one piece of equipment: a $7 Ikea lamp. Thus, the Ikea Lamp Gangsta is yours truly. Nicknames aren't exactly my forte.

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Shannon Young

August 10, 2008

I'm not up on the Batman universe, haven't seen the latest movie yet. Is this "Ikea Lamp Gangsta" a new villain or something?

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Jennifer Garlen

August 10, 2008

Another gorgeous set of photographs and interiors; I love looking at your posts! The "behind-the-scenes" shots are always interesting, too. Can't wait to see what you do next!

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Mark Kelso

August 9, 2008

God, I love the work you do! Great pics as usual, and some really nice touches. Love the tile work on the padded cell, the jumper plate borders on the doors, and the cell work. I know it's nothing extraordinary technically speaking, but the MOCs are really clean and consistent, and your pics give them such great atmosphere. I'd love to see more of the Asylum if you're up for making this a series!