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Status Update as on 16 Mar: About a week into designing this diorama hangar I have strengthen the pillars with some technic parts after some advice from the recently gathering, added some detail to the wall panel that spell N6 (for No.6 reference), floor chevron, crane redesign and walkway. Next week will be busy with LEDs lights, more platform design on the floor and also on to the next diorama base that comes with it.
Unnamed WIP Diorama hanger
After 8 days of working (excluding the weekend), 32 hours plus of working hours (idea, redesign, rebuild) and 2 Red bull cans I present to you my WIP diorama hanger maintenance.
Manage to hid the LED light away from the view within the wall. Here is what i have install for now:
4 Mechanicals arms which is still a prototype stage
Two walkway (one large walkway is in trial design)
Added the pillar support at the ceiling.
Will add some details late on the wall next week but I really need to work on the base floor SOON. As for now the top half and the wall is almost there. What do you guys think? Feel free to comment.
Special thanks to Kelvin Low, Lu Sim and Bert Segunial for supports. And also special mention here to Toymaker aka Kenny Lim and Brick Kos for some idea input. Thank you.
Have a great weekend guys. i think i deserve a good weekend off from bricks... glad I love my hobby too.
After so many delay and redesign frustration that lasted almost 2years now I've finally managed to work on this mecha back on track and tis time named as Infantry Assault Division “Roach” Desert Camo R99 Mk V which mean it's Mark 5 version or attempt to upgraded this model. Instead of the usual mecha body design that I have made for the others this will be based on one semi circle dome shape design with one big mono eye ball in the middle. This mecha is a rebuild from a fail prototype R89 MarkIV. At this stage I am still working on the legs, armaments and etc. I have envision of the leg design to be long. Lets wait and see ;)
The man put on his hat, and he turned out to be OURS!!!
The model was built for the "Hundred Challenge" hosted by Rari Brick. It was necessary to build the character of the Italian brainrot from no more than 100 parts in 45 minutes
Uppsala City Hall was first built 1957. However, it was only partially built according to the original drawings. This year the shape of the building was completed by Henning Larsen Architects. LEGO model has about 9300 bricks and is about 50x50 cm. If you want, you can visit Uppsala City Hall to see this model built ”non-digital” by Daniel Eggens.
From one extreme to the other. I spend months building a massive Batmobile, and then found myself fiddling around to put this together.
In the future a new earth-like planet - named Ademis - is discovered. A group of people with different skills is sent to Ademis to live there and examine the pre-conditions for a larger colony to be established.
This is a health care module with a garden passage, examination area, treatment room and surgery room.
My previous MOC Part I is a habitat example module. My aim is to build further example modules to visualize the various functions of the colony.
Life in Zhaba village is peaceful after the Great War of the Tribes. All of the heavy machinery and battle mechs are now modified to serve the village's needs. One of which is the food. As the frogs grew spoiled they've developed an appetite for the most exotic foods like tiger mosquitoes. This is how Tik Ney came up with his idea to start a fresh mosquitoes delivery business. He repainted his old mech, built an awesome device called "The-Mega-Ultra-Hyper-Mosquito-Zapper" and went for hunting. Eventually he bankrupted.
First of 4 frog mechs for Mechtober...hopefully :D
Upon entering orbit, the shuttle appears to be suspended above the earth when in actuality, it is traveling at speeds around 17,500 mph.
MORSEN TENEBRISIA, THE GOLDEN DARKNESS, THE FEATHERED SHADOW, THE HERALD OF THE END, HOLY MOTHER OF ENTROPY, THE LAST ECLIPSE.
(Summer Showdown series, Pt. 6)
This is my sixth entry into the #haonsummershowdown2 contest being run by @haon.brx over on Instagram. The theme for this week was "eclipse." As with my last six-week contest, I elected to interconnect my characters into a tale of adventure and triumph! For this batch of characters, I wanted to make sure they were a colorful cast, as well as fun and whimsical, as summer should be. This week's entry is the notable exception, evidently. While this was definitely meant to be a more serious and menacing character for the grand antagonist reveal, I still wanted to add a touch of color that would otherwise be unexpected for the theme. I leaned heavily into the concept of the paradox of an eclipse—light ringing shadow, moments that feel eternal, etc.—and decided to try and incorporate my own paradox: invisible light made visible to the human eye, only at the time of the eclipse, when all is possible. As such, I elected to pull in some "ultraviolet" light into this figure. The character for this week is the Herald of the End.
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She was naught but a whisper of the entropy that awaited all things, birthed in the time before light and shadow, from the very essence of the end. Legends of her foreboding glare haunted folks the way scary stories haunted children. It was said that once, every solar eclipse, she would appear to a random individual who was completely alone, and she would wave her cruel and terrible scythe, threshing their soul from this world, leaving behind their mortal chaff, hollowed and empty. While no one ever placed much stock in the myths, she had been there for millenia, reminding the world of the looming nothingness that awaited them all, death by death, soul by soul.
With each soul she harvested, her great golden wings grew another feather—another macabre, though darkly resplendent reminder of all that would be lost. With each feather she gained, she felt the weight of her duty grow heavier and heavier. That golden mask of her visage grew more hollow, and her great helm grew more burdensome atop her form. She was a force of nature, an entity which predated most laws of the universe, and yet, mortals had exacted a toll on her as she had on them. Not all souls she'd harvested were truly alone, and their memories stung her essence like the barbs of doubt as she drank of their very being. Memories of times they had more: more friends around, more laughter, more loved ones, more hope—more dreams. It was altogether foreign to her, and yet intoxicating.
Like the draw of sharpened steel to one's guilty flesh, she called to mind the memories of those lost souls between eclipses, and enveloped herself in them. She'd wrapped herself up in those great golden wings, each feather a glinting reminder of the end, and began to dream her own dream. Centuries passed, as she dreamed in that unmoving, unseeing state. She'd drifted about in the cosmos, looking like little more than a chunk of gold meandering its way through the darkness. And in that umbral dream of hers, she saw, too, her own end.
Turaga Lhikan
"Without self-discovery, you will never find your destiny."
A fun build that was part of a collaboration on Instagram.
The Conestoga is my next custom Star Wars creation. It's a spaceship this time, or more precisely, a tanker. It can deliver high-quality fuel anywhere in a Galaxy far, far away... It can avoid the Empire. No questions asked. All you need is the right amount of credits...
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A watchman guarding the fire of Shamalaka Obweuta's tribe.
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Built for my friend BallomNomNom for Secret Santa 2019. I was greatly inspired by his masked pygmy build, and immediately knew I had to make a counterpart to it.
Merry Christmas!
One day when the boy went to fish, a strange bottle floated up to the pier. Inside the bottle he found a map. It was a map of the Valley of Gales, a map that revealed a hidden path up the mountians, a path to the Windmill...
Hey friends,
Here's a mini-build I did for my LEGO Ideas Project: The Mountain Windmill. I hope you like it! It's free to support, if you would like to here’s the link: ideas.lego.com/projects/f966f364-7cee-44ad-8870-6d7ff1cfe053
Peace and happy building!
This build has a bit of a history to it. I initially built the dragon's head about 3 years ago with the intention of it being a sea monster. Then I brought it, as a wip, to BFVA and Markus helped me build a neck/body for it to be displayed.
After BFVA I started working on a more exciting ocean battle scene to put the monster in, but that moc never really came to fruition.
Then, fast-forward to a few months ago, and my school was having a "Lego Masters" competition where students could make teams and build whatever they want, and then the models would be displayed at homecoming for people to vote on their favorites. I of course had to enter, and I grabbed a couple of my friends from school to make a team. Together, in about 2 days we (though mostly me) cranked out this cave/landscape and won the competition (though we only won headphones instead of $100k...).
Because the model was built for display it actually is pretty sturdy and looks decent from all sides, so I might bring it to a convention sometime too, we'll see.
Overall I don't think it's a super impressive build or anything, but for what it is, I'm pretty happy with it. Hopefully I will have more builds to post on here soon (Space Jam trophies at least).
If you made it this far, thanks for reading xD
A man dressed in a white space suit walks down a long hallway. To his right is a bright red wall lit up by the warm lights overhead. To his left, a dark clear sky after a day of rain--where he'll be soon. He's never been so sure yet so scared in his life. So much work has built up to this moment. Is he ready? "I'm ready," he says to himself. "I'm ready for anything."
The title and story is inspired by an Owl City song I've been listening to recently (any guess? 😉)
The shot is inspired by a photo by Alexander Eylar
In ancient Sumer's mystic tapestry,
Ušumgal emerges from the cosmic sea.
A serpent coiled with scales agleam,
In shadows cast, a celestial dream.
Through shifting realms and starlit haze,
Ušumgal's presence, an ancient craze.
A guardian fierce, a cosmic gaze,
Its hunger stirs in mysterious ways.
Yet, in the cosmic ballet, a darker twist,
Ušumgal's hunger cannot be dismissed.
With jaws agape, a devouring might,
It seeks a world in the eternal night.
A cosmic waltz, a devouring spree,
Ušumgal consumes with ravenous glee.
Worlds crumble beneath its coiling might,
As it devours them in the endless night.
Stars fade in its voracious wake,
Planets swallowed for hunger's sake.
A world, once vivid, now in eclipse,
In Ušumgal's grasp, the cosmos flips.
No desert winds, no shifting sand,
Just a serpent's hunger, vast and grand.
In the cosmic dance of dark delight,
Ušumgal devours, in the endless night.
This build depicts a stereotypical block from a fictional Swedish row house suburb. Almost identical red houses, a small playground and a green area with a football (soccer) field create an idyllic atmosphere. Despite - or maybe because of - this, blocks like the above have often served as setting in many Swedish behind-the-curtains-drama films and television series about dark family secrets. Who knows what lures behind the peaceful facade?
Deep in the valley of Mordenkainen lives Fendrel Greybeard a Grand Sorcerer renown throughout the land and lands beyond the great sea.