The Lego orchid became a Stranger Things demogorgon, he succeeded Joss Ivanwoodwinner of LEGO Masters Australiathe Australian version of reality show competition based on building with Lego bricks.
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Incredible how a sweet and ornamental work of nature like an orchid can become a fearsome creature of fantasy and anything but reassuring to the eye, like a demorgogon, a humanoid being from the ‘Upside Down’ of the TV series Stranger Things. But with Lego bricks everything (or almost everything) is possible.
Your eyes do not deceive you – writes the artist on his Instagram page – The instructions for my MOC (My Own Construction, Ed.), ‘The Demogorchid’, are now available on Rebrickable! (…) Thank you all very much for your interest and patience. It took some time to find a way to document the construction process, and I had to make some small changes from the original for stability reasons. I hope it’s everything you hoped for, and I can’t wait to see who builds it!
The instructions are actually right there Rebrikablea site where it is possible to discover how to use our Lego sets to obtain new creations without buying new sets (by entering the Lego code in our possession), but which is now also used by artists to promote their works, which on the portal are called MOC (My Own Construction), whose instructions are generally offered for a fee.
Those of ‘The Demogorchid‘, in particular they are sold for 23 Australian dollars (around 15 euros). But be careful, the author specifies that the work is not an alternative version of the Lego orchid from the collection Botanicalsas you need to get several extra pieces to build the model (and these are not sold by Rebrickablebut from Lego).
Good luck to those who want to try their hand!
Sources: Joss Ivanwood/Instagram / Rebrickable
