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The FALCO Gunship.
Light anti-armor air support vehicle with one 80mm AP Sniper Cannon, twin 30 Cal. forward guns, two medium-range missiles (though I realize the one on the left has been fired in this photo) rear gunner cockpit and forward pilot cockpit.
I chose shades of tan, nougat and brown. I had little time, so the model came out not very cool. But I really like the photo.
There's something that you must know about Kalira. She breeds dewbacks. They are calm animals, but got easily agitated around loud noises. Therefore she never had a speeder.
She heard something about a show off between the Survivors group members and wanted to check what the fuss was about. Of course, most of the members are guys, and you know guys - they always want to show their muscles. So she needed a speeder. After a short run in the streets of Mos Espa, she found the one. Bright green, fast...and the engine was running. She hopped and took off.
She still does not have a speeder, but she borrowed one...
Entry for The Survivors RPG Speeder Bike Challenge.
Check the RPG group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/thesurvivorsrpg/
P.S. Instructions are coming real soon :)
Here is AMS JE06 Jebat is holding a mini figure on his palm for scale. This mecha made it first public debut in Japan Brickiest 2017 recently.
For more picture of Jebat behind the scene please click here
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Mixed freight coming along nicely. Spent on a good chunk of my Saturday afternoon working on this little flatcar. Added some logs held together by hair bands as well as boxes and barrels. The under carriage greebling also came out nicely with the use of minifig roller-skates. Yet to work on the greebling details of the tank car behind. Still waiting for some parts to arrive.
This is my build for Rogue Olympics 2021 Round 8 the last one* roguebricks.de/forum/index.php?thread/3115-rogueolympics-... this week theme is "Upside Down".
I present to you My creation "The Pirates Bar"...
And so ... The Bar of the Pirates, and their old captain, drank too much rum for another night. It's time to close the bar, the empty glasses are turned upside down so they don't get dusty, the chairs are turned upside down and placed on the bar, so the floor can be cleaned, and this is the moment, when also the luck of the old captain can turn upside down, a new captain of the pirates can appear, why not be a woman?
*In each round builders must use maximum of 101 parts to make their creations. 75 parts are used for this MOC.
Еnjoy it.
As a fan of Steven Spielberg's Jaws I took to making a MOC of Quint's boat "The Orca".
I have spent a lot of time on the design, on modifications and creation of the instructions.
Find the instructions on Rebrickable.com!
About one year ago I published pictures of this MOC for the first time. My first modern home. Since then I've built many and it has become "my thing". A couple of days ago I looked at my old photos of Green Rock House and wasn't really satisfied with them. That is the reason I now publish some shots with better light setting.
#throwbackthursday #tbt
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Green Rock House - a build based on a vision of a sustainable and modern home close to nature.
Green Rock House is divided into three parts connected with hinges and technic pins. The roof of each floor can be taken off.
The house has full interior with a living room, kitchen, bedroom, music corner, bathroom and gym.
I really wanted a 1 x 2 cheese slope stuck on each end of that girder. The one end was easy, but the other was not. That's pneumatic tubing around the minifig hands. The 1 x 2 plate helps to hold it, but isn't necessary.
This is a simple way to create a cylinder that matches a 6x6 round. Using 1x2 plates to connect each section allows for a column that can be quite tall while remaining surprising sturdy. I use this techniques to create several Roman pillars in my upcoming model because it has the impression of a fluted design. However, I could also see this being used as a rocket, rolling pin, or even a cable spool.
Enterprise's starboard view with the bridge island in all her glory.
I got a couple of questions on how structurally stable the internal frame will be. I think it goes without saying that a model this size and with this many hinges/angles will not be swooshable (i.e. swinging it around with one hand will likely result in certain tragedy). However, I am confident that with the amount of technical connections internally, the model will comfortably stand on its own (either on a stand or as an above waterline standalone model). I aim to test out the build in the real around Christmas - I guess we will find out!
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
Pirate Harbour - I wanted to make a MOC with the Figbarfs, I made for the PotC Competition at Roguebricks. It should have been a small one, it turned out a little big bigger :) Hope you guys like it.
A forest babe lies sleeping, her head resting on polished ebony hooves, her dappled fur glistening with morning dew. The fawn blends seamlessly with the baby’s breath in the meadow safely hiding her amid the pansies and butterfly towers.
This is my attempt to create a life-size figure of a fawn peacefully sleeping in a field of flowers and was created for LEGO Ideas Billund exhibit challenge under the "Flora and Fauna" category.
Who ever said the Aquasharks didn't occasionally raid the land as well as the deep sea for precious minerals and crystals?
Other than the added wheels this is simply the 'Spy Shark' 6135. A personal favourite from way back when.
i'm still playing with ideas. No one style in mind. Some people do castles, some space. I just make stuff. So it was nice to build a hotel like this one. Enjoy
Trying out something new here. The mechanical arms is being place on support bean instead on the wall. As well as adding another walkway platform. What do you guys think?
My work in progress upper torso which I had to do away the jet pack and fuel tank that i have made earlier to compensate the weight that is too heavy for the leg to support. Added more support parts at thhe lower body to counter the balance.
Planning to work a Formania style with base platform if possible.
Without your encouragement I would definitely not have built a tenth of this.
Not in this picture but in my heart: all the great people I've met at the conventions in Copenhagen, Chicago and Skaerbaek during the year. If I don't mention anyone, I'm not forgetting anyone ;)
I can definitely say that this was the year when I was truly and irreversibly pulled into the worldwide AFOL community for real :)
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.
This year was a blast - not only did it mark the birth of EPLUG, but we also held our first independent exhibition as well!
Continuing last year's format, I selected my 4 best performing MOCs instead of making a collage including them all. Three were built for Collabs done with some of the best builders in the community, with the fourth being a Bio-Cup build.
Happy New Year!
Mom, I invented a new MOC genre!
Actually, this is my self-MOC mixel-style! Hope you'll notice the resemblance. :p
President Obama is a LEGO fan ...who knew?!
...as unveiled to the audience at BrickCon 2014.
UPDATE [10/19/14]: A SEGMENT OF THE VIDEO HAS BEEN PARTIALLY CENSORED BY ENEMIES OF THE FIRST AMENDMENT. WE HOPE THIS DOES NOT SPOIL YOUR ENJOYMENT OF THE VIDEO.
I did some pose here and after a few trial and error I will rework the hip for more dynamic pose. The space needed more. Stay tune
THE BIRCH BELLE TREANT.
(May You Bloom Series, Pt. 2)
This is the second post in a series of treants I've built for the #MayYouBloom challenge hosted by @bricksandfables over on Instagram. I tried to loosely base each of these treants off of a type of tree, though I'll admit that I am no student of the branch. I also did my best to give each treant a unique color scheme. With this post, I also broke treants out into dioecious typologies (taking creative liberties, of course)! This second treant is based on a birch tree!
Many folks like to assume that treants all have the personality and disposition of an old, crotchety man. Many folks are wrong! Just as trees can have pollinating trees and fruiting trees, so too can treants! Here we see a lovely birch treant, who seems to be taking a stroll through the woods, whistling a tune.
Birch treants are some of the most friendly to humanoids, and love to interact with smaller creatures. They're also some of the most social, forming friendships with other nearby treants as easily as they grow bark. This particular Belle of the woods seems to be headed toward somewhere far away, as though hearing the call of a new friend. I wonder where she could be going..?
This is not a new MOC sadly just a quick updated and revisit my old Fighter plane the FB12 FOXBAT FIGHTER Mark II. Found some old pictures and yet unpublished here.
Build way back in the late 2013 after I decided to upgraded the Foxbat Mark I which i thought could do better in term of design. Fold out gun cannon, landing gear, flap wing, hidden missiles below bay and LED light on the cockpit. One of the first MOC plane i did attempt to make with LED light!
This Foxbat was finally upgraded in2014. Another MOC version of it? Mark III? Maybe ;) Let me know what do you think?
FUN FACTS: Oh I did uploaded this Foxbat MOC in LEGOIdeas but couldn’t even make it to a thousand but i got a lot of good feedbacks and i do appreciated it. My MOC is one of kind.
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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 usually build houses and furniture in minifigure scale and asked myself if it would be possible to create even smaller furniture. Tiny Room MOC is my first try...
The curved gear or “banana gear” (part 24121) has a groove in which window inserts will fit. Sandwiching a series of inserts between a pair of gears allows for the creation of a seamless curved window. The gears can then be connected together to create a full 360 degree window, as I did for my Space Diner model, or they can be stacked to create something like a curved office building.