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2020-04-15

Meet my blue dragon

I used a bunch of miniature blue Star Wars X-Wing fighter lego sets (and several additional pieces) to build a blue dragon using instructions for my son’s red dragon as a template. I am proud of this.

One year for his birthday, my son got a bunch of miniature blue Star Wars X-Wing fighter lego sets (I tried to find them online, but couldn’t.). Looking at them, all built up, it occurred to me that we could use them to build a blue dragon to fight (or befriend) the red dragon he built a few months earlier.

Working on it here and there, it took us a few months to get all the pieces together and have something that looked like the original. Scroll on down for a few pictures.

Why do it? Just because
I could get into how it was relaxing and a way to distract myself from the daily grind of working in a big corporation. Like how a lot of adults today buy complex coloring books to unwind. But, honestly, none of that went through mind when I started. I really saw it as a challenge and, as a Lego fan from way back, I just wanted to see if I still could do something like this.

I could.

And it was relaxing. And a nice way to spend time with my son.

Enjoy.

Again, please click the pics for a better look.

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This is the instruction manual for the original red dragon. My son has since added many features to it, so it doesn’t really look like this anymore. And that is a good thing.

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Here is my blue dragon. You like?

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Another angle.

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A little closer up. Look at the details. :-)

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And finally, once more from the front, but from the other side.

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