Lego PorterGirl!

Nothing makes one feel immortal quite like being represented in Lego. A mysterious PorterGirl enthusiast – known to me only by the handle of found_street_art on Instagram – has taken the considerable time and effort to render the entire Old College cast in the form of the famous little blocks, with the intention of pitching it to Lego itself. I feel that our beloved Porters and friends are not yet the global sensation usually associated with such things, but nonetheless I am hugely flattered, not to mention delighted to now be in possession of these cheerful fellows. This came to be in a moving exchange outside Kings Cross Station – my preferred location for meeting random persons from the internet.

And I was not to be disappointed.

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Our Porters’ Lodge heroes are resplendent, I’m sure you will agree! Tea cups in hand, we have Deputy Head Porter, Head Porter (with his mobile phone, à la Sinister Dexter) and the extravagantly moustached Porter.

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The Dean, of course, is so important that he needs two figures. Here we find him in all his academic glory and also in his much-loved Zorro costume.

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Our favourite detectives are glorious in Lego form. DCI Thompson is scarily true to life and DS Kirby looks suitably ravishing and is no doubt on the verge of seducing Porter.

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The Master (and The Master’s Cat, no less) looks very dapper and Bursar Professor Sinistrov is ready with his poison.

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Even the periphery characters are not left out – Head of Housekeeping, Head of Maintenance, Professor K (departed) and Hawkins Head Porter all get the Lego treatment too!

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And here I have recreated the dramatic scene from The Vanishing Lord, where DCI Thompson arrests The Dean. As you can see, all involved seem absolutely delighted about the matter.

I am informed that plans for a Lego Porters’ Lodge are well underway and I look forward with great anticipation to trying out new storylines in 3 magnificent dimensions from here on in.

52 thoughts on “Lego PorterGirl!

  1. E D Clarke's avatar

    Ah, Kings Cross Station, once frequented not forgotten … things said ,exchanged by hand held forever … an amazing gift to treasure Lucy.

    1. Lucy Brazier's avatar

      Even better – the little back street establishment near Kings Cross, with lovely wine and an interesting barman…

    2. E D Clarke's avatar

      … asked for directions – fast paced return – crossed a barrier – change of platform – texted departure – left holding on to someone …

    3. Lucy Brazier's avatar

      There really is no place like London…

    4. E D Clarke's avatar

      My next visit next Wednesday … Royal Free … no immunity…

    5. Lucy Brazier's avatar

      Oh gosh do take care dear chap.

  2. Sam Catchpole's avatar

    I love love love these!!!!!

    I may have mentioned this before but still…it is true!!

    You (we…because i totally want to help) could do lego stop motion short films of portergirl stories )or parts of stories or it might take us 25 years!!)

    1. Lucy Brazier's avatar

      Yes yes yes! Plans are afoot for Lego stop motion even as we speak!! You can definitely help. Also – I am in possession of 2 Lego Sams – we have one each!!!

    2. Sam Catchpole's avatar

      ooooh!!! Yay!!!!

      Stop motion Lego PorterGirl will be awesome!!!!

      and there are lego sams??? this is amazing news!! 😀 😀

    3. Lucy Brazier's avatar

      I know, I’ve been thinking about it lots and I think it will be great fun!! You will have to help and maybe do some voices too 🙂
      Oh yes – the Lego Sams have magic cloud hair! I will send you a picture 🙂

    4. Sam Catchpole's avatar

      It will be awesome fun!

      Ooh voices…I have at least one of those…

      I love lego Sam 😀 😀

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