Minecraft_Why Its

Well, if it isn't our old pal Lupin III.

This image was carefully constructed in one of the most addicting games ever created, "MineCraft."

This amazing game can randomly generate worlds to explore, for miles and miles of digital space. And you can build almost anything in it out of these large bricks of the main rainbow colors. It's actually colored wool, at least that's what the game calls it.

To do a building like this Lupin head here, you first have to take a picture of something and then scale it down to 50X60 pixels or something close to that. Then you have to color in each major line and empty space to get the straight colors. That way, you know exactly where each color is so you're not guessing the whole time. Then you put that specially colored image into MS Paint, and put it in GRID mode so you can count your blocks. It's like making a pattern in "Animal Crossing" I guess. But you have to construct it downwards and in front of you as you walk along each new layer. So you build the image up.

If you count wrong and you mess up, you may have to go to the side of your construction and carefully move the block over by breaking them and placing new ones. I've had to do this a couple of times. But as you can see, he tuned out exactly the way he was in the pixel image. Except since this game can only have things go to a certain altitude, I was unable to finish off his head.

But I have another project going that also quite cool...