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We walked for two days on end. My boys need a rest, By the end of today we will have a stable camp. The rebels aren't far behind. Seems like every minute we have to hide from the speeders and X-wings pursuing us. We need to establish a small camp and defend it. I'm not dying like this.
The Ugly Duckling is a research ship intended to explore the distant corners of the galaxy in search of new habitable planets. It got its name after the Earth government failed to learn from an incident involving a boat in the early 21st century, and held a contest on the galactic network to name the ship. Ugly Duckling won, and considering it karma, the Earth government honored the contest results.
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The MPM60 Multi-Purpose-Manipulator was my entry into the Bricklink designer contest. I wanted to build something that looked visually intersting and had several play features but that also invoked a sense of nastalgia from several of the older Lego lines. In particular, the arm and the containers were the main features of a number of older space and underwater themes and I thought that they still worked with the new design.
I had also just started looking at Paul Pepera's designs and the "inflatable" and utilitarian look came from that. This was the first ship I made that actually fit with hard-scifi and from here I went on to make all of the other models. The Guppy (one image back ->) has the same base but I changed the tank under the engine and balanced the colors and added new attatchments.
Congradulations to all the winners. There are some great models there!
In a glade shadowed by pine trees lies this house. It has a large terrace (to some extent inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater) and a cosy conservatory with garden view.
It might not be my most complex build so far, but it's still one of of my hardest to finish. In April, after years and years of hard work as a legal counsel with high speed approach and self-imposed performance requirements, I ran out of energy. My brain stopped co-operating and I lost my ability to focus. Since then, I have been struggling to recover and to find a balance both at work and in my creative process with LEGO. Thus, finishing Pineglade House MOC means a lot to me and I'm glad that I'm now on a more sustainable path ahead.
A brave soul go's on a journey of revenge.
In the silent swamp he traces the halfling king to execute his ultimate punishment, but they were waiting....
My fourth Lego year (2020) has come to an end. Not what I expected from this year in terms of fun, holidays and doing thing with friends/family.. That horrible covid-19 pandemic 😞. I hope we can leave it behind us in 2021!
Talking about LEGO; I'm not the fastest builder out there.. So I don't know what 2021 will bring in terms of LEGO but i'm always in for an adventure!
Know that i'm still hard at work to finally finish my Venice Italy moc. I won't give myself a deadline, but you will see it when it's done ☺️
Also thx for alle the comments, feedback, laughs, cries & support i got the past years!
I wish you all the best, Lego-wise and especially personally, for 2021!
Stay safe and healthy 🙌
Minifig scale version of the V-wing starfighter, with accurate proportions, details, and it can land as it seen in Revenge of the Sith and Battlefront 2 (2017).
Since I finished my very first version of this model, I was constantly updating parts of it. This latest update contains the biggest changes. While it looks quite same to previous versions, with more studless external panel, it has significant changes to the inner structure. It’s almost a new model, rather than another update, as the whole width by 1 stud, which required a lot of rework.
The main goal was to have more sleeker upper panels, as I have keept seeing new, approaches like SNOT by Malen Garek and panel-tile-SNOT hybrid by The last Brickbender
I wanted as thin edges as possible, so I went for the hybrid design, using mainly tiles on plates with overlaping panels, to create the angle. I also separated the rear part of the main panel, at the angle change, to a quite complex SNOT section, which worked out well to have accurate representation of the color scheme.
I the wings, I removed as much studs and antistuds as it was possible with maintaining details and functions. The previous versions all had a fix spacer wedged between the connections of the wings on each side. It’s funcrtion was to keep the wings at the right position in landing mode, but due to that the wings was too much in an angle in flying mode. I designed a new spacer, which can be turned to be able to change of the angle of the wings, but also can be locked in place in landing, to hold the weight of the ship.
The underside also needed a big change, now the angles and details are much more accurate.
I also changed small bits like the guns, but my favorite is the curved tubes on the underside of the cylinders at the wings, which I was able to recreate with black sausage pieces.
I’m really happy whit the this updates and I quite loving this model now.
Flat Tommy had a while BrickCon - right up the moment someone stole him :( ...but at lest we'll have these images to remember him by.
[Photos courtesy of Brandon Griffith]
Artsand House MOC is a flirt with brutalism. A modern home with art gallery, spa and large bedroom with a garden view. Quadrangular concrete house bodies meet organic nature. A dog is waiting for the owner to come home.
In August 2019 I displayed some of my houses at the Kloss på Kloss exhibition in Hässleholm, Sweden. A visitor asked me if I didn´t have any brutalist houses. I said no and explained that it probably would be too boring. It would be hard to create the dynamics needed to make a modern house MOC interesting. After the exhibition I started thinking and decided to give brutalism a chance. Not purist brutalism, but rather contemporary architecture flirting with brutalism...
It's been awhile since I did last updated my Jebat mecha design. Been busy with exercise, life and etc ;) So thank for being patience with me.
Let me present to you my latest head design for JEBAT! Hope you like my Mono-eyes design. I've managed to design the eye to tilt from left to right. It look menacing when it glance at angle direction.
I have been planning to work on a new transport vehicle chassis with power function that transport a mecha with a power uplift. Almost 6 or 7 years ago i did moc a 4x4 wheels and 8x8 wheel chassis with a powerfunctions and now its a good time for me to make one that will tranport a mech to a battlefield or do a field repair work. Please welcome Type J9 Jaeger Mecha Carrier. Status still in WIP.
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
Scavrat Archive 3-22A.
Re: Archon Series, old world (classified), Central States of America, Autonomous Walker Division, 2039.
Model: Archon Gamma EW/A-SD (Electronic Warfare/Artillery Servitor Drone)
Weaponry: General Dynamics dual munition S/LRM-4s, feat. smart live load, stealth baffling.
Aux: ECM/Anti-ECM array.
Role: Archon slaved unit, indirect fire support.
Fresh off the factory floor, here is Archon Gamma. This is the second build of my personal challenge to create mechs that are smaller than my usual scale, while maintaining all the detail and chunkiness that I love. Beta was about 1/2 scale while Gamma is about 2/3.
Everything is new, including leg and torso design techniques. I wanted to go super angular, and also went with old world American military colours. Torn on whether or not I’ll do it up in post-apocalypse Prelacy red. What do you think?
I’m behind on recording my YouTube (link in bio) video but will be showing how to build this leg soon. I also need to do some proper photos on backdrops for this and my Scavrat Beta. No time, no time...
They have been done many times before, but sometimes you just gotta build some Starcraft space marines. A little larger than minifig scale to play with the proportions a bit.
22nd and probably last build in my Iron Builder round against Duncan, using the Technic Rotor Blade part in Red.
I've used the part 14 times.
After the Great War of the Tribes, many have modified their battle mechs for different everyday tasks. This is the case with Silas Xyl. He used to operate a minesweeping mech, mark 7, but after the war he opened a kindergarten, where the small mech was perfect for nusring tadpoles. He chose to use the mech for nursing as both mines and kids are equally dangerous materials to work with.
Obviously my mechs will be only in the frog "family" :D
This biker gang was banned from the annual Speeder Bike Contest for sabotaging some of their fellow bikers speeders. They are also mean and with poor personal hygiene.
This year I can't be a participant in the 2021 LSB Contest, but I surely want to build some speeders. So I came up with The Aloha Devils biker gang. These guys won't be competing for the prizes and the glory, but they are coming to disturb the peace in our awesome tropical race. Already hate them!
The speeder was originally built as a trophy bike for the contest and you never know, you just might win it.