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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.
Built for Moc League 2022 Round 1. A terrifying fusion of flesh inside a metal frame, the transfusionist can barely remember who he once was before the mad doctor ripped him apart and grafted the steel to what was left. He wields a mutation syringe. He uses the weapon to draw the blood of his victims, mutating it with the rotating vials of different genes and viruses sitting around the needle. He then injects the mutated blood back into his victims, the corrupted plasma killing, mutating, or permanently mangling his victims through painful mutation.
Blue Striped House (still work in progress) is a U-shaped house inspired by contemporary Scandinavian architecture Autumn. Blue, tan and grey stripes. Irregular windows. Clean furnishings.
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After a few weeks in progress from sketches to design, I am humble to present to you my first beast MOC - Wulfaz "Reaper" Lupus WL.44 STA (Surveillance and Target Acquisition).
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3rd Version if IX! Now much more accurate to how I envision/draw her. Super happy with how this came out, especially her blade.
Face design inspired by several of Eero Okkonen's builds. IX's specific version of said face by IonicNova.
I recently (i.e. last night) faced an onerous problem: in one of the panels of the Ugly Duckling, I had to fill a one plate thick gap that was not a whole number of studs in length. Up until recently, these brackets where the only way I know of to do that--the corner part is one plate by one plate. However, being giant brackets they are hard to use in small spaces. In my case that wouldn't have worked at all, because the entire thickness of the panel at that point was one stud + one plate. I found a solution with the newish triangle tiles. I was at first annoyed that these tiles have the corners clipped off, but then I realized that it's roughly half a plate that is clipped off. That means that in cases where just the edge is showing, we can chain these things together to fill a gap that is one plate thick by a fractional number of studs. The first frame shows an example, viewed from the side as intended. Note that there are four plates SNOTed in the middle, not the usual five plates that would give you a two stud gap. The second frame shows it from the top. The third frame shows how the length is one plate less than 8 studs. The fourth frame shows the actual panel from the Ugly Duckling where I applied this. I've exploited this in numerous other places. Moving them a plate farther apart creates a 1 plate x 1 plate gap. I used that here on the black pipes in the top right, creating a gap exactly the right size for a 4735 robot arm to pass through, which makes an attachment point for the pipes much less distracting than a bar clip.
Unknown to mere mortals, the Gods of Time ever keep watch on the universe. The perpetual spinning of the worlds a mere insignificance in the sea of their thoughts. And the wheel of time keeps turning ...
This angel show more details on the inner wall panel design, walkway which could lock in place when it's not in use and the surrounding platform. There is so many imagination that you could place the mini figure in here to make a more like a real life scene scenario. These base could easily house less than 20 mini figures in it.
First Render of the Big E with her flight deck fully loaded for strike operation - from bow to stern: squadron of 10 Hellcats; squadron of 6 Avengers (note their noticably larger wingspan and size); squadron of 6 Dautlesses, and two more strike squadrons with their wings folded.
In terms of my progress, I'd like to think that the exterior is mostly finalized however more work is needed for the hanger deck(yes there is one :)) and internal frame.
Piece count at the moment is just under 10,000 (the planes added a lot of smaller pieces) but I am looking to hopefully reduce that by 5-10% once I get to optimize the interior.
Displacement: 19,800 t (as built); 21,000 t (1943 refit); 32,060 t (full load)
Length: 809.5 ft (as built); 830 ft (1943) - (160 studs)
Beam: 114 ft (flight deck widest) - (22 studs)
Crew: 2,200+
Armament (1943): 8 × 5 inch dual purpose naval guns; 40 × 40mm Bofors; 50 × 20 mm Oerlikon
Carrier Air Group (1943) - 94 Total: 38 x F6F-3 Hellcat Fighter; 18 x TBF-1 Avenger Torp Bomber; 38 x SBD-5 Dauntless Dive Bomber
This shows the pilot in the mech lifting up some pallets.
It’s arms are able to lower to the ground to pick up crates/pallets, and lift them high above its head.
It’s manufactured by the yellow jacket corporation.
Displacement: 6,800 t
Length: 541.5 ft (107 studs)
Beam: 53 ft (13 studs)
Crew: 673
Armament: 16 × 5 inch 38 cal dual purpose naval guns; 12 x 1.1 inch 75 cal AA guns; 8 × 20 mm Oerlikon; 8 x 21 inch torpedo tubes
Bricklink:
www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/design.page?idModel=163994
Hi all, hope everyone is staying safe and healthy.
This is an updated version of the 1:200 Atlanta moc I uploaded several months ago on bricklink (older version): www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/design.page?idModel=138030
I tried my best to improve the accuracy of my previous moc and added various details to the model. I made a breakdown of most of the changes which is detailed in pic 5 and 6
I also added enough internal structures to make the above-waterline hull easily separable from the below-waterline keel, so it can be displayed as a waterline model
I want to thank everyone who provided feedbacks on my previous model and would welcome any additional feedbacks!
Here's my Scorpion Tank build from the Halo series.
It's design is a mixture of the ones featured in Halo 3 and Halo: Reach.
Its features:
- A 360° rotatable main cannon that can be angled up to vertical.
- 4 independently movable track sections with suspension.
- A movable front mounted machine gun.
- Access to the inside driver position, via a hatch behind the machine gun.
www.flickr.com/photos/origin-of-the-brick/5105836667 was my inspiration for this build.
More Halo builds to come soon!
Thank you all for the feedback recently on my Mistel head design. When I place in both design heads in the main body and both look awesome in their own way. Which one does attracted to you first?
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!
The adventurers fight their captors, and escape the abandoned house.
“The Golden Key” MOC series, full story and more pictures on www.instagram.com/bryckland
A breakdown of my latest MOC, the Jackknife Gunship. Because I cannot "stack" the photos into a single post on Flickr, I've uploaded the first here and put the rest on Instagram. You can find the full details here.
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Thank you :)