September 7, 2007 by Vurdlak
Whoaa! I think I would feel uncomfortable as well, if I found myself in similar situation. This Lego guy found himself in a surrounding, his poor little brain isn’t capable to understand. But we are much more experienced with optical illusions, aren’t we? This is piece of cake for a regular Mighty Illusions fan. Who’s gonna explain this illusion first? If you’re memory servers you well, you’ll remember we already had some lego illusions in the past, as well as similar impossible structures made of various materials. Which impossible structure was your favorite? Browse through dozens of them in appropriate category.
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you can see that on the back pillar there is no reflexion of the black legos, but there is in the front
Woah weird very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very weird hmmmmm…………
just thinking!!!LOL
No photoshop necessary, just a camera, legos, and patience!
The hanging beam is attatched to the front column. The picture was taken from the right angle so that the beam appears to touch the back column, but if you click on the picture to see it close up you can see that the beam barely misses the back column due to its apparent size in perspective.
NO PHOTOSHOP.
The top beam is connected to the left, front column (funny its solid and not stacked legos like the back one).
The back stack of 5, yes five legos looks like it’s attached because of the angle the photo is taken from.
The beam just blocks out the 5th lego in the back so you don’t see the top.
I’d like to be able to have the patience to do something like that. Pretty awesome.
I know how to do it! You just make one pillar and stick a long lego on it. Then, Stick a pillar on space behind it and look at it at the right angle!