The season of scaring is not for another few months but I figure we could pool some ideas together on what would be cool to feature in a custom Halloween Town in the meantime and even continue afterwards for years to come. I think we all know the Monster Fighters sets are a given for this epic diorama so what I am really shooting for is more about unique build ideas or special scene setups over 'straight-from-the-box' designs. I should give gratitude to Alpinemaps for the inspiration from conversation in the "What did you build today?" thread.

Alright here's an idea to start. Each Escape from Mirkwood Spiders set includes two of those spider sacks and a tree to hang them from. Now my idea is to have a generic Lego skeleton figure in one of those while the other has a skull head with some bone pieces.

Bloody Steak by teruel211

Wow. I gotta make something like this. Amazing.

That's too bloody for my LEGO taste

That's too bloody for my LEGO taste

The details are great but it is actually kind of disturbing even with LEGO. I can imagine if people came over to see this on display them being grossed out.

The details are great but it is actually kind of disturbing even with LEGO. I can imagine if people came over to see this on display them being grossed out.

Well it is disturbing, but it's actually more about the combination of THIS and LEGO that I do not like.

Having watched "The Green Butchers" (Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Green_Butchers ), I'm kind of familiar with this scene...

I mean I'm a big fan of all kind of war MOCs, Horror Movies and probably have seen more freshly amputated legs and dead people in real life than most here, but this is just not my cup of coffee LEGOwise. I do like Halloween MOCs... but this is too serious and there is no "fun-part" left here.

 

 

A Retired Werewolf Moonbathing in his Dream Lair by Kosmas Santosa

Bloody Steak by teruel211

This is awesome. 

Bones Bucket by Tim Henderson

If you have seen Dead Alive then this scene should be familiar.

Party's over! by Nick Sweetman

If you have seen Dead Alive then this scene should be familiar.

nope didn't see it... the Fbuland thing is hilarious though.

Can you tell me where the zombie head of the woman (left side of the picture) is from? (the other ones should be chef/driver and series one businessman if I'm correct).

Can you tell me where the zombie head of the woman (left side of the picture) is from? (the other ones should be chef/driver and series one businessman if I'm correct).

It's the bride's head from The Zombies set, and the original title for Dead Alive was Braindead if that rings any bells. I don't remember why the name was changed.

I see, so she is two-faced.

Killdozer by Mark Hodgson

It's the bride's head from The Zombies set, and the original title for Dead Alive was Braindead if that rings any bells. I don't remember why the name was changed.

It was only called Dead Alive in the States, since the MPAA didn't want it to conflict with another horror movie called Brain Dead that was released a couple of years before Peter Jackson's far superior title of the same name

The Pumpkin Diner by Palixa And The Bricks

Microscale Haunted House for Lego IDEAS by Frankie Someone

Emma's Halloween Bedroom by Kristel

Munster Mansion by Alex Jones

Munster Koach & Dragula by Alex Jones

Akira – Tetsuo by Thorsten Bonsch

Heeeeerrrreeee's JOHNNY!!!!!

The Shining

Shub-Niggurath

Edited October 22, 201510 yr by exciter1