The Last Evacuee by SlyOwl on Flickr.Apparently “floating rocks” is a genre in Lego building - it’s not really my thing so i’ve never really paid it that much attention, but i have to make an exception for Barney Main’s (SlyOwl) amazing “The Last Evacuee”. The angles seem so improbable yet mesh together so well, it really does give the impression of a precarious existance, where any moment half your house or street might disintergrate and fall into the void. This gives Barney’s creation an emotional depth that i often find missing from other floating rocks and steampunk MOC’s. Plus, well, it’s just beautiful! Be sure to check out his Flickr for the interior of the house - it’s just as detailed and engaging.

The Last Evacuee by SlyOwl on Flickr.

Apparently “floating rocks” is a genre in Lego building - it’s not really my thing so i’ve never really paid it that much attention, but i have to make an exception for Barney Main’s (SlyOwl) amazing “The Last Evacuee”. The angles seem so improbable yet mesh together so well, it really does give the impression of a precarious existance, where any moment half your house or street might disintergrate and fall into the void. This gives Barney’s creation an emotional depth that i often find missing from other floating rocks and steampunk MOC’s. Plus, well, it’s just beautiful! Be sure to check out his Flickr for the interior of the house - it’s just as detailed and engaging.

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