Spirogero in Frakto forest, mt. Rodopi St. Barbara springs, Drama Making shots in the rain, Nestos river Group effort, Ioannina St. Barbara springs, Drama Goritsa, cement plant and Agria, Volos Spirogero photo shooting in mt. Falakro, Drama St. Barbara springs, Drama At the estuary of Nestos river Mt. Falakro, Drama After the rain, Livadero, Drama Afternoon storm, Lousios gorge Lake Plastira October in Frakto, mt. Rodopi Dusk at lake Plastira Lakeside castle, Ioannina Nestos river, Paranesti Midnight mist, Korinthia highlands Ioannina by the lake Prairies around Agitis river, Prosotsani, Drama Poplar trees next to Nestos river Afternoon in Livadia St. Barbara springs, Drama Photo shooting in Frakto forest, mt. Rodopi Prairies around lake Pamvotis, Ioannina Etoliko 4x4 convoy in Evia Roots in Frakto forest, mt. Rodopi Kato Vrodou, Nevrokopi Rafters in Nestos river Forest next to Nestos river Family stroll, lake Pamvotis, Ioannina Autumn colors in Frakto, mt. Rodopi

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LEGO Modelling

It is an art to try to depict the world around us, in scale.

It is a form of sculpting, to try to materialize figments of our imagination, into 3D models.

 

When we try to create 3D models with the predefined LEGO® parts, we add an extra challenge to the creative process: we refuse to ourselves, the unrestricted creative capabilities of the free selection of materials. When we use LEGO® parts we need to find ways to create our model under the constraints imposed by the limited variety of the LEGO® parts we have in our disposal. And, usually, we never have enough LEGO® parts - or we never have certain LEGO® parts - to make our models, so we need to find ways to overcome these shortages.

With LEGO®, our brain is challenged to find solutions under certain restrictions.

You can see Spiros' LEGO® creations in the Portfolio.

Spiros has been a member, President and Ambassador of the Greek LEGO® Users Group, Gricks.gr.

He organizes LEGO® events and custom builds.

 

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