Lego Diorama of a Kraken Defending a Dwarf Castle Against Vikings

by Scott Beale on January 4, 2008 · 0 comments

When The Kraken Awakes

When The Kraken Awakes

When The Kraken Awakes

“When The Kraken Awakes” is an amazing Lego diorama featuring a Kraken (giant squid) defending a Dwarf castle against a from a Viking war ship. This epic battle scene was constructed by Paul (Fifth Conspiracy) and his son over a period of 8 months in 2006.

In an alternate netherworld dimension, the book of the dead ~ the necronomicon, has thrust Vikings, Centaurs, Dwarves and other creatures of horrid evil into battle as they relentlessly pursue strongholds of middle-earth. Shazam!!!

Thanks to Mary for the tip!

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