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The first generation of the famous El Camino. Working steering is optional. Fits the new 8-wide LEGO Speed Champions standard.
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Get PDF instructions and partlist for free: outbricks.com/59-el-camino
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.
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....
Just a little home that fits in with CCC streets. This was built for some winter Christmas time displays around my home and liked it enough to make it generic and keep it built for a bit. The bay window is not as elegant as the new TLG book shop one, but I had designed this before that set was published and like that I was able to use normal yellow in a CCC building.
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A lot of my work this year was driven by contests, build challenges, and collaborations.
I'm beyond thrilled to have placed third in Bio-Cup 2024 and to have my entries featured on The Brothers Brick, BZPower, and Brick.it Magazine. After getting hooked on constraction building toward the end of last year, each round I pushed myself to try new things with the medium—and I made some of my favorite work as a result. I also experimented with more of Lego's unusual lines, adding some Clikits and Galidor to my collection. Iggs' feedback (and editing help!) throughout the contest was a huge help.
I also made a few builds for Space Jam, including a group entry with Magmafrost13, cpt_thundra, and SpecterVamp, who I've enjoyed bouncing ideas off throughout the year!
I also participated in some other fun collaborative projects: I contributed a segment of a mosaic and a couple of small builds to BioniLUG's Convention Circuit, as well as doing the posing, decoration, and render for Jayme's entry in the Adventure Time collab.
In 2025, I'm excited to work on some new projects with my local LUG, plus finishing some personal projects that I've been working on for a long time now. Until then, happy building!
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 small vehicle is used for patrol and inspection duties. It is able to move quickly over rough terrain and can be operated by a single driver.
The rear hatch opens to allow the operator to enter/exit using a retractable ladder.
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?
For a couple years now I have wanted to build a gingerbread castle; the ideas have been bouncing around in my head for but really came together when I saw Tim Lydy build a gingerbread display at Brickworld Chicago last year. Seeing his gingerbread world really helped solidly some of the concepts. Full credit to him for the cookie trees; I couldn't do them better myself.. so I didnt 😂
Digital version of the Prelacy's armoured personnel carrier. Features locked 4-wheel steering, rear suspension, hatches-a-plenty, lighting by Light My Bricks, all with room for 2 crew + 8 passengers.
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.