Real-Life LEGO MiniFig Cosplay!

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Published 2016-07-27

This project with Frank Ippolito lives at the intersection of creepy and amazing. For 2016's Comic-Con, Frank designed, sculpted, and painted a LEGO-inspired mask, made to look like a real-life version of a minifig. We're calling it the creeppyfig, and it found its way home wandering through Comic-Con's exhibit hall.

Watch Frank sculpt this creepy mask here: • Sculpting a Realistic LEGO Cosplay Mask!

Watch the painting of this mask here: • Painting the Realistic LEGO Cosplay M...

Shot and edited by Joey Fameli
Music by Jinglepunks

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All Comments (21)

@tested 5 years ago

Watch Frank Ippolito sculpt his Creepy Fig here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2O7vyKnYfo
@JamesCoyle95 7 years ago

From a distance it's not too bad. You still have time to run.
@ShebbyYT 7 years ago

Love how the kids were like "Oh how cuuuute!" When in reality is fucking horrifying
@LordSplynter 5 years ago

This is why some live actions shouldn't be done
@doritosboi6249 4 years ago

Can’t believe you guys were actually able to film my sleep paralysis demon
@TheCanihavaname 7 years ago

I like how all the adults are scared and try to avoid him but the kids are chill af about it.
@veggiet2009 7 years ago

It wasn't creepy... until I saw the hands
@lancer386 5 years ago

When a Lego steps on you
@Dargonhuman 1 year ago

I love Frank's movements while wearing the mask. I'm sure they had a practical purpose of compensating for the lack of vision, but they also convey a sense of character that this is an alien visitor to our world who is constantly being awed and surprised by everything he sees.
@OrangeC7 5 years ago

Reminds me of those resource packs on Minecraft that try to make things look "realistic"
@mattbritzius570 7 years ago

The mask looks hopeful, yet sad, like a lonely and gentle monster approaching a group of strangers, hoping to be accepted so he can know what it's like to be normal, but knowing that they will likely flee in terror at the sight of his unnatural person.
@Chichirumiru 5 years ago

Those poor kids will probably never play with Lego ever again.
@nickleseth8323 4 years ago

"a man has fallen into the Uncanny Valley in Lego City"
@sugarbun9036 5 years ago

"We're gonna scare everyone lol" - Proceeds to be loved by kids
@midgetthingers6360 7 years ago

When I was a kid...I always questioned what a Lego figure would look like in real life but now I wish I never knew....
@kingamiko382 4 years ago

I love how everyone else interacting with him is somewhere between in absolute awe and pure disturbance
@poweroffriendship2.0 4 years ago

LEGO 2014: "Everything is awesome!!! Everything is cool when you're part of the team." LEGO 2020: A man has fallen into the river in LEGO City.
@kermitthetoad9093 7 years ago

The nails on the hands is what made it especially scary.
@REVALG 7 years ago

All the adults were avoiding eye contact. Even fellow cosplayers. lol! To real for them to deal...
@elnatoelgato8774 3 years ago

When he was playing with the kids it was too wholesome