Jan Vorman has installed quick LEGO-fixes all over the world - from Italy to Germany to Israel to Holland.
Jan's "Dispatchwork" work creates a contemporary twist: colorful LEGO-street-art added to historical, aged stone and brick. Platform 21 (the same group that brought us the Rube Goldberg Breakfast Machine) liked the idea so much, they and Jan "dispatched" teams of people to repair city walls with Jan's method. Follow dispatchwork's movements here.
The results are pretty wonderful:
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Construct your own set of plastic armor for medieval reenactment
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Make an air vortex cannon
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Make a larp shield out of foam and cardboard
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Make your own mylar balloon
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Make a high-powered Nerf Rifle
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Build your own Japanese katana out of foam
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Make a prop sword out of an aluminum bar
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Make boffer weapons using the latex methods
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Make a jumping paper clip toy
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Make a lego Pikachu
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Make a steamboat with copper, a candle, & a bottle
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Make your own slingshot from easy to find materials
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Build a spy periscope
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4 Years of Spectacularly Pointless Marble Machines
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Modify a Nerf Longshot CS-6 gun
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Man Spends 2 Years & 30,000 LEGOs Building Star Wars Ship
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Construct your own replica of a keyblade out of craft foam
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Make a bull whip
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Star Wars + LEGOs + McDonalds = Corellian Cheeseburger
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Replace the blade of a utility knife
How To:
Construct your own set of plastic armor for medieval reenactment
How To:
Make an air vortex cannon
How To:
Make a larp shield out of foam and cardboard
How To:
Make your own mylar balloon
How To:
Make a high-powered Nerf Rifle
How To:
Build your own Japanese katana out of foam
How To:
Make a prop sword out of an aluminum bar
How To:
Make boffer weapons using the latex methods
How To:
Make a jumping paper clip toy
How To:
Make a lego Pikachu
How To:
Make a steamboat with copper, a candle, & a bottle
How To:
Make your own slingshot from easy to find materials
How To:
Build a spy periscope
News:
4 Years of Spectacularly Pointless Marble Machines
How To:
Modify a Nerf Longshot CS-6 gun
News:
Man Spends 2 Years & 30,000 LEGOs Building Star Wars Ship
How To:
Construct your own replica of a keyblade out of craft foam
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Make a bull whip
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Star Wars + LEGOs + McDonalds = Corellian Cheeseburger
2 Comments
I love the choice to use multi-colored blocks, really adds to the magical feeling.
That's right, fill the streets with small plastic objects. I understand what he's trying to achieve, but what he's also doing is defiling old structures that have stood the test of time. It's just pretty coloured polution. Jan needs a good slap of common sense.
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