Check out the size of this Lego Serenity!
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Masterpiece is right!!
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That green thing is a Lego dinosaur next to Wash. Not everything can be to scale.
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The Joss Whedon script for "Serenity," where Wash lives, is
Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/two
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Whoa.
Now that's impressive. I used to fool around with Legos as a kid, then didn't touch them again until my son got to be about 6 or 7, then got back into them with him. Still, the skill, patience, and dedication required for this masterpiece is pretty awe inspiring.
All we need now is for someone to build a full size replica of Serenity that can fly out into the black. 
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[insert jawdropping emote here]
Holy Macarena!
Isn't that thing about as big as the 1/8 scale model they used for the Serenity crash scene?
Joss & Co. could totally make a Lego stop-motion mini-movie using this as a set.
And I think the Lego Kaylee hits the ceiling of all cuteness.
Most impressive.
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Find here the Serenity you seek. -Tara Maclay
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Craftsmanship lives. That same kind of dedication got new Mars rover built, sent and landed safely on another planet.
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Originally posted by Suasor:
Craftsmanship lives. That same kind of dedication got new Mars rover built, sent and landed safely on another planet.
It's funny you should say that. The guy who built it is supposedly a subcontractor working with NASA.
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