Obliterator Bricks
Latest LEGO MOCs by Myself (:
Well. Here is what I have been working on for a seemingly two week stretch of inactivity on my photo stream in Flickr. I have photographed my redesigned MOC of a P-51 Mustang (in light bluish-gray), my MOC of a Dodge WC Utility truck from World War II, and my A-26 Invader plane (primarily in dark green). I'll start with the simplest one: the Dodge WC. I just constructed a representation of the average WC out there pertaining to World War II based off some images I found. It features Brickmania printed star tiles, as well as a simulated tarp able to house crates. The close second to the most complex would have to be the Mustang. This one was a LOT of failed experimentations, but I am proud of the final product. It features dihedral, an angling of the wings sideways as well as a slight backwards slant via balljoint techniques, and working landing gear on all three wheels. I was very proud how I was able to fit the minifigure in there too (:. Lastly, the Invader, the largest MOC here, was probably the most complex almost entirely due to its engines (which were some of the most convoluted sections I have ever created on a LEGO plane), the fully functioning landing gear, and the demand for a light bluish-gray blend at its belly to the fuselage color of dark green. Man, this was a lot of work done over some two weeks. But I hope you like it!
Also... check out Cooper Shaffner's stream on Flickr, as he has started a discord inclusive to all LEGO military builders. He is tagged in this photo, and his advertisement is on his page posted just recently.
Okay, that's all for now. Cheers (;.
Latest LEGO MOCs by Myself (:
Well. Here is what I have been working on for a seemingly two week stretch of inactivity on my photo stream in Flickr. I have photographed my redesigned MOC of a P-51 Mustang (in light bluish-gray), my MOC of a Dodge WC Utility truck from World War II, and my A-26 Invader plane (primarily in dark green). I'll start with the simplest one: the Dodge WC. I just constructed a representation of the average WC out there pertaining to World War II based off some images I found. It features Brickmania printed star tiles, as well as a simulated tarp able to house crates. The close second to the most complex would have to be the Mustang. This one was a LOT of failed experimentations, but I am proud of the final product. It features dihedral, an angling of the wings sideways as well as a slight backwards slant via balljoint techniques, and working landing gear on all three wheels. I was very proud how I was able to fit the minifigure in there too (:. Lastly, the Invader, the largest MOC here, was probably the most complex almost entirely due to its engines (which were some of the most convoluted sections I have ever created on a LEGO plane), the fully functioning landing gear, and the demand for a light bluish-gray blend at its belly to the fuselage color of dark green. Man, this was a lot of work done over some two weeks. But I hope you like it!
Also... check out Cooper Shaffner's stream on Flickr, as he has started a discord inclusive to all LEGO military builders. He is tagged in this photo, and his advertisement is on his page posted just recently.
Okay, that's all for now. Cheers (;.