no, its from an old and classic play/movie. Props for the phantom effect.

no, its from an old and classic play/movie. Props for the phantom effect.

great isnt that from the simpsons

Kinda reminds me of Frank from Donnie Darko. Anyone seen that film? No one seem to have...watch it! By the way, your mocs rock dude!!!

I have no idea what this is but its funny ha ha

Hi! My name is Rich, J. Rich, here let me give you my card and if you ever want to call me use the top one because the other one is old. Ha ha this is great, I would very muchly like to see more!!!

Always enjoyed that classic. I think my favourite part is when the doctor (can't think of his name) opens the door and talks to Harvey at the end of the movie. Merry Christmas!

Funny! I love the face you chose for Jimmy Stewart's character. I would love to see a recreation of one of the scenes where he is holding the door open for Harvey to go through - it would be neat to see "ghostly Harvey" there. "In this world, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant" - I see you have found a way to be both with an MOC!

I saw that movie years ago. It was pretty weird. My high school might be doing this as their spring play. Nice take, I never thought I'd see this in Lego.

Good job! It's always fun to see a builders rendition of a certain idea in LEGO, and kudos if you use special effects, like here! I assume you made the "ghostly" effect with the technique that Disney uses in their rides, such as haunted houses. Where light is set on the figure of the object, then reflected on a mirror in a parallel room... Or something like that?

awesome! do you do stop motion films? check out my mocs plz!