They do make the guns and stuff still but Lego themselves haven’t made a cowboy set in a while however some of the cool people on bricklink have and it’s designer program lets all the winners of that like these 2 get to be real sets sold for abit
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Lego has had a “no modern looking firearms” rule for a while now. It’s a rule with a little room for interpretation but their guidance is to have nothing the children will recognize from conflicts or crime on the tv news.
It creates problems though when you have licensed 007 sets since he always has his trusty Walther pistol.
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I made these with Hero Forge a long time ago as a tribute to the Hitman style that existed prior to World of Assassination trilogy. I was trying to get the dark look of Contracts and Codename 47.
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Another masterpiece by @v1deost <3 
My absolute favorite detail was the water at the end!
I love the look of the water sooo much in game and you managed to make it look even better, and even more pretty and shiney!
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Aww thanks so much, Blossom! 
It means a lot that you thought the water was pretty!
In all honesty, it was a nightmare to animate and I don’t like how it ended up lol, but it was a learning experience
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After LeChiffre was announced last summer, I photoshopped some concept marketing for the other Craig-era Bond villains, similar to how they did LeChiffre’s. At the end, I have a brief shot of villain Dominic Greene in Mendoza, though I just never got around to making the full mockups.
In order of the Craig films, the ideas would’ve been:
- Dominic Greene (Quantum of Solace): Viñedo Yates in Mendoza converted to a version of the Perla de las Dunas eco-hotel in Bolivia from the film’s climax.
- Raoul Silva (Skyfall): though a night-time Thornbridge Manor swarming with Silva and his men would’ve been perfect to reimagine the Skyfall estate attack from the end of the film, this was too similar to The Wrath Termination. Instead this would’ve taken place in daytime Chongqing, mirroring Silva’s abandoned Chinese island off the coast of Macau from the middle of the movie.
- Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Spectre): there was a lot of location choices for this one, but ultimately Sapienza/The Author would’ve worked as a reimagining of the secret Spectre meeting in Rome, where Villa Caruso’s grand hall is converted to the meeting space.
- Lyutsifer Safin (No Time To Die): Like the film’s bioweapon facility near Japan, Hokkaido would be converted to The Poison Garden from the film, and the hospital area would be the bioweapon facility.
- James Bond: finally, we’d take down Bond himself, who is “retired” in a reworked Haven Island (Tyson’s old villa) alongside killer Bond girls. This would be a nod to his stay in Jamaica, as well as the GoldenEye hideaway there.
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Hadn’t considered this, but yeah that might work too!
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Bandage nose man my fav!! 
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Can’t forget the perpetually broken nose !
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Hope it will be healed when co-op comes out!
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Dang, I always thought Stone used nose breathing strips. Took a closer look at his model and it is indeed a bandage lol. Dude got an ICA covered nose job that won’t heal or something??
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I like to think he just keeps it cause he thinks it looks cool but everyone else at the ica secretly thinks it’s dumb
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Maybe he just cannot bear the pain of pulling it off. It is okay to be sensible.
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Kane wears the bandaid look better.
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His name may be Stone, but inside he is a softie
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You ever think Stone gets into conversations around the office and they are all awkward because every single person he talks to has to resist the urge to stare at the bandage.
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Yea what’s the deal with his nose bandage thingie? It’s so odd.
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