Some of you may have made similar cameras: they’re not fancy, but they do what they’re designed to do and capture images. Since the requirement is a dark box, they can be made from just about anything.
Ryan H. (eldeeem) proved that by making a pinhole camera from a 2×2 brick. No joke.
That small image the minifig is holding was taken by that very same pinhole camera.
It’s not a conventional creation we typically feature. It’s brilliant, creative, and definitely pushes LEGO as an art form.
Tibetan Sword
The sword has a straight, single-edged blade of polished parmor, an iron hilt, pierced and engraved, while the sword-shell is silver-plated at the upper part. The grip comes with silver wire binding, and the pommel is enriched with a cabochon turquoise. The wooden scabbard is covered in leather with an iron border, pierced with floral motifs at the upper part, plus a decorated leather cap.
Source: Copyright 2014 © Czerny’s International Auction House S.R.L.
Short Sword
The sword has a straight, double-edged blade grooved at the centre, with a tip of lozenge section, rectangular tang with three grooves and two stamps on both sides. The hilt is partially gilt and silver-plated, with “S”-shaped quillon decorated with silver dots on golden ground and edges are shaped as lion heads.
The shell-guard has six segments, at the margins are oval cartouches featuring the effigy of soldiers, while the pommel features warriors enclosed in a oval surmounted by a mask and dragon heads on the sides. The wooden grip has silver wire binding and moor’s heads.
Source: Copyright 2014 © Czerny’s International Auction House S.R.L.
