Steven is now in Lego too! Just like paul, this one is completely buildable in real life, since all pieces do exist in these colors. Also similar to Paul, click or press space to see the instructions, with a bill of parts at the end. If you are to build this, I recommend getting the parts off of the Lego Pick-A-Brick website or any of the older parts off of Bricklink. He also scales well with Paul. Enjoy building! HAHAHAHA I MADE YOU ALL READ THE THIRD PART
Also made in Bricklink's Stud.io If anything is confusing in the steps, please ask I will ID each piece with a Lego and Bricklink ID when I build this one with Paul, to make sure each piece is correct. You likely noted the clear stands, I had to add them otherwise it would fall (the leg-like things (idk what their called) can't hold it up). This one took a bit longer due to a lack of parts in the colors I wanted to use, like the cones and there is a distinct lack of slopes and curved bricks in the purple-y color. Another thing on the clear stands, this thing is likely heavy. Very heavy. It is practically a dense brick. The stability checker made a note that the weight might not be held up amazingly by a few supports. I gave them wide bases, and put rods inside so they wouldn't collapse as easily, but in the end it is still a lot of dense, heavy Legos, on two thin stands, so be careful.
