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Note X is a space speeder developed by Magna-Vortex Dynamics Racing Team and was initially built as a support craft. The speeder made its way to the big league when the famous spaceship engineer Tiono Kazune loved the design and gave the speeder a new soul with a powerful Space Dreams custom engine. The speeder has only one 4th place so far, but it the ambitions of the MVD Racing Team is to make it one of the best models in their line of spacecrafts.
This speeder was built for Space Jam 2020 for our Magna-Vortex Dynamics Racing Team. We have a Vision Mark 3 Docking Station, Magnatech Gasbomb Striker (aka The Nebula), and this little guy. Our colors are white, light gray and dark red. We also came up with a logo for the team.
A great additional element here for my diorama hangar scene a articulation boom lift which provide lifting versatility to reach pilot cockpit within the mecha. There is a hidden extended floor design at the platform.
This place gives me the creeps. Why did we set up camp for the night here?
Hey, don't worry. It's just some weird trees, is all. At least we stay warm by the fire!
Checkered Tan House is a spacious summer residence with light colours. It's built on top of a creek and is surrounded by green, bright green and lime green foliage. A small patio is carved out in the rocks. Fully furnished of course.
This house has similarities both with one of my earliest builds Autumn Stream House and my box-shaped Coral House.
My aim was to keep the house simple, creating dynamics only with the combination of house bodies and windows. This makes a contrast to the green surroundings of the house.
Before and after... Here is 15,000 bricks worth of DOOM diorama (minus the characters), all dissembled and ready for sorting. Took about 3 days. And so did the sorting. Yay!
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While cleaning up my desk, I bumped into these guys. I originally wanted to participate in the "RogueContest: Brickardium Clipiosa", but unfortunately didn't have enough time to finish them.
By 1961, the Light Armour units of the Terrastralian Army had, with a few exceptions, largely transitioned from the venerable M24 Chaffee to the M41 Walker Bulldog. The last use of the Chaffee (affectionately known by their crews as 'Chuggin' C's', due to the reliability of the design) was during the 1961 'URBEX' field manoeuvres.
The design of this Chaffee is largely based on the 2011 version of the Brickmania kit (shoutout to Brick Hog for the instructions). After finishing it, I managed to take a look at some photos of the more recent kit and attempted to make some modifications to the model so it better resembled the most recent incarnation, as well as making a few changes to the turret and cupola (searchlight and trans-clear bricks around the edge).
As you can see, it's not perfect; I had to improvise with the gun barrel, and I'm still missing some pieces in dark bley on the turret, but I'm aiming to rectify that ASAP. As always, C&C welcome!
A small spaceship I imagine being some sort of exploratory vehicle operating out of a larger space station. The build was a fun vessel for messing with angles possible using cheese slopes,
It all began with an attempt to recreate Bombardier Traxx locomotive in Railpool company colours (it's the gray and blue one). Since the Traxx is quite similar to the Siemens' Eurosprinter loco, I decided to kill two birds with one stone, and make both types simultaneously. Eurosprinter will carry red DB Cargo colours. There are some minor differences between two builds, mainly in the roof area. Also Siemens has grooved body work. I don't know, if there are some major differences in the undercarriage construction, as I didn't check it yet.
Obviously there is some Stud.io trickery in placing pieces and colours, but I guess that it actually might be buildable in real life.
So far it counts 699 piecies, and it's 8x46 studs.
Built and rendered in Stud.io
Based on:
While there have been may examples of large scale LEGO pieces, we decided it would be cool to create a large scale version of some LEGO art tiles.
Here we present "Flat Tile 2x2 No.197", also known as "Tile 2 x 2 with Groove with Sailing Ship and Moon Pattern", at a 24x scale
So far this is the progress of Wulfaz design. Slowly the overall shape is closely resemble my sketches that I did a few weeks ago.
As for the feet with one cheese slope design is planned this way because I don't want to replicate a real animal foot but instead a futuristic version of it. As for the foot design It manage to support this massive weight suprisingly and thank to it's connector pins.
The tail here is added with a claw design at its end whip which mainly used for close up defence. Might want to change the color to black version.
As for the back leg design I am still working on it.
With a lists of armaments in place here which is a sniper gun, sensor radar, smoke grenade, flash bang. Look like this machine is ready to stalk it's prey.
I would like to hear you guys feedback.
A Goa'uld Death Glider from Stargate SG-1. The livery of the Death Gliders varies from episode to episode based on the Goa'uld (and on the FX team of course) so I decided to just go with a color scheme that was representative but fit with existing parts. The cockpit fits two figures and the diamond underside is built into the model undercarriage. Though we never actually see any control crystals, it is Goa'uld tech and I added a panel of them in the portion behind the cockpit.
I even made instructions and have them sitting around here somewhere.
A upgraded version from it's easier predecessor "Rhino"ST109. More armaments, better protection armour and hunger for enemy. Attach with a long cannon 88mm gun on top left cockpit, twins hand Gatling guns, Infra-red dome to detect enemy in day and night also with a secondary hand all purpose. Ideal warfare would be in the desert and urban city. This design comes with LED lights infant of the main cockpit. With strong reinforcement torso bar at the thigh it will provide a more stability, endurance and agility during the battlefront with an additional 2 hooks bar.
A microscale block of flats in Swedish summer surroundings.
In some way inspired by the art of Jaxco (000float @ Instagram).
Finally my Hangar No.5 - Diorama Maintenance.
Dimension size is 60cm x 60cm and took me over 2 years on and off mocing this hangar with various design being implemented such as multiple colors lights display, lego technic door open, a scissor lift boom and many more. All this can be seen in my flickr side for behind the scene. But all these is a lesson to learn along the way which I will cherish. It makes its public debut in Japan Brickfest 2017 in Rokko Island, Kobe, Japan. The respond to my MOC along with AMS JE06 Jebat was humble. I am glad to see the satisfaction, surprised look and hopefully I inspire them in a way. Stay tune. More pictures will come. Please feel free to comments. This Hangar no.5 is where my AMS JE06 Jebat stand in for maintenance check by its crew.
Diorama included
10-20 Crews
4x Mechanical arms - 2 attach to the wall panel and the other 2 on the beam.
LTV Formica - Light Transport Vehicle
2x GP Container - General Purpose
ABL Heavy Duty - Articulating Boom lifts
4x Platform walkway
4x LED lights
Rack of missiles
A walkway platform with 2 hidden robotic arms for minor repairs
Currently in public display in Parkson Mahkota, Malacca.
Special shoutout Kelvin Low, Lu Sim and Kenny Lim for ideas and contributions.
Hate them or love them they have been around since the dinosaur ages. I have discover a very unique body design by researching it online. Mocing a giant aedes aegypti which managed to stand on it weight based on the legs design. Now where is that electric badminton? Did you know only the female suck blood for reproduction. The male is a vegetarian how ironic.
#mosquito #malacca #malaysia #nyamuk #lego #afol
I wish you all happy new year with this totally xmasy theme :D
This was built several months ago for my DnD session. It is a Zerg (from Starcraft 2) inspired army. It is not 1/1 copy but I think if you are a Starcraft fan you will recognize what is what easily
I came back to my White-Hot Warrior faster than anticipated. this uses a slightly-modified Bignicle frame, which is a lot of fun to work with. Once again I fiddled with a bit more system to get a nice blocky gundam-y feel. One of the tallest mocs I've made in a while.
Bignicle frame: www.instagram.com/p/BkrZVzMApMs/
Scandinavian Sea House MOC is a small - but functional - house by the sea. It is shaped like an L and located somewhere in the Swedish archipelago. Downstairs you find a small TV-room and kitchen next to a guest room and a laundry room. A storage space is hidden underneath the staircase, that leads up to the master bedroom. And now we come to the best part - the home spa! Here you find a Turkish bath and resting chairs in a peaceful environment with a panorama sea view. Double glass doors lead to the roof terrace outside.
MV-18 Manta Viper is a single-seat, single engine light multirole fighter designed for close air support and ground attack. The main design is to create a small visual frame with high manoeuvrability. The wing would be foldable to cater more space within the hangar.
Here is the behind scene: I haven't build a fighter plane in awhile so I have decided to create a smaller scale fighter that is inspired by Starcom series Shadow Parasite design and as for the folable wing is inspired by WW 2 Hellcat plane. Thia smaller scale isn't easy to build cause it need a lot of thinking, function and dimension to cater like a real working fighter plane. Took me about 5-6 days to create the final version which I am satisfied with. This is the 3rd prototype build within the timeline 😉
As for the name when you look at the wing design it look like a manta ray which swim in the ocean with fast and agility movement.
Brickfest 2001 in Washington, DC was my first Lego Convention. I had a blast sharing it with my then-AFOL then-girlfriend, putting faces to the names I knew so well on Lugnet, and getting to know people and build friendships beyond just sharing a common interest. For a whole weekend I was free to talk about my passion with, well, basically everyone around me, and have that same passion reciprocated. It was a lifechanging event, for sure, and I'm forever grateful to Christina Hitchcock, her entire team of organizers and volunteers, and every AFOL that attended for showing me the true community of this hobby.
One of the items in the goodie bag was a red 2x4 brick keychain with the Lego logo on the side. It was my favorite item that I brought home from the 'fest, and it immediately became something that was with me every day. Through a lot of change, both good and bad, it was always in my pocket, jingling against my almost-janitor-myriad of keys. During my 9 year long dark ages, my collection was packed away in storage, but that keychain went with me everywhere. Every single day.
As you can see, that once proud 2x4 brick is now beat and battered, worn down and filthy. It's got 12 years of travel and grit on it and in it, 12 years of beating against keys and pocketknives and change and whatever else happened to be in my pocket. The logo's long faded, the studs are wearing through, the chain is tarnished, but the memories and the hobby it represents are cherished forever.
Thank you little red brick, for all that you mean to me. And thank you new little red brick, for being shiny and ready when your predecessor finally succumbs to time. And thank you, reader, for taking the time to share this with me.