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A diorama in the diorama... My sigfig greeting the visitors @ "Mattoncini all'ombra del Torrazzo" 2016. You can see a microscale version of Al's space dinner... :D
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
Kinda curious how this'll be received. I got some mixed feedback on the general design of this so I'll wait and see. My gut is telling me that this works so I'm sticking with this design.
Only thing I couldn't fix about this from what I wanted were the small gold circles; they're covering up blue pins and I couldn't find anything else that looked better.
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.
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...
I was inspired almost 2 years ago when I saw Sanel Lukovic's bikes (you can see his amazing creations here: www.flickr.com/photos/92767814@N02/). Ever since then I wanted to build some bikes myself. This year I finally made them and I hope that you will enjoy this little build :)
Had a lovely walk around Siblyback Lake this afternoon Blew a few cobwebs away and took loads of photographs Now back to the Halloween build the clock is ticking
This is my MOD of Werners "Old Car Repair LDD": www.flickr.com/photos/bausteineck/15189729349/in/faves-12...
Recently I got myself this beautiful set, and decided to spend an hour or two and build an unusual alternative model. Shiny dishes inspired me to build this boombox, it was quite interesting to figure out how to position speakers in car arches
A microscale block of flats in Swedish summer surroundings.
In some way inspired by the art of Jaxco (000float @ Instagram).
This is my attempt at creating an apple snail. These are large freshwater snails that can be found in many parts of the world. I used to have one of these in my home aquarium and they are endlessly fascinating. This guy will end up as a feature in a new model I hope to be building soon.
- This heavy mecha consists of 1617 parts including an additional weapon accessory, that he can easily hold in his hands.
- In the cockpit there is a room for two minifigures.
- The model is minifig scale and was designed not only for display purpose but also for posing and careful play.
Model size: Height: 29-30 cm | Width: 14-21 cm
After purchase, two files become available for download.
- a step by step building instruction in pdf
- a parts list in xml
I realized I haven't made a villian mech in a while, so here it is, the first of the Daeva, VOLTA
A mech built to control and generate incredible ammounts of electricity, it has a pair of massive generators on the "thighs", and it is distributed thru the back to the arms, where it can be used thru the fingers in 3 main ways, As an electric tri-blade, an electric shield, and an electric cannon, the arms are extra flexible since they are its main weapon.
It hovers most of the time, and carries a VOLTA spear that if stabed by it, causes Overcharges and usually is enough to stop any mech.
As always, fits a pilot, and it was an interesting build, so what do you think?
Who else is going?
Credit to Daniel Siskind on the original truck design. I modified it and entered the contest. An actual model of this is in Brinckmania's Fury display at the Chicago retail store.
A huge upgraded can be seen here side by side between Mistel and its old predecessor Balrog (right side) for comparison. A complete overhaul from the head to the feet. Only the color of blue and yellow remain the same. Oh I managed to fit in a lego technic part here.
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!
Just another morning on the old quay in quaint harbour of Kalk Bay.The harbour master may be too old to reel in a proper catch, but that would never keep him away from the allure of the salty breeze.
I created this MOC for a ReBrick competition for my local AFOL group (SAFOL - South African Fans of Lego). It was built using only pieces from 21310 Old Fishing Store. It was sad to take the finished model off my shelf, but it has such an awesome collection of pieces I couldn't say no...
Constructive criticism is welcome :)
Blue Striped House is a U-shaped house inspired by contemporary Scandinavian architecture. Blue, tan and grey stripes. Small windows form irregular patterns and let the sun light create life in the living room, guest bedroom and dining area. All rooms have clean and modern furnishings. The house has three entrances through the living room, kitchen and laundry room. A windling staircase lead to the master bedroom upstairs.
Outside you may notice signs of late summer or early autumn. Brown, green, orange and red colours.