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"Hello there."
It was my first year of construction and I totally love it. I met a lot of awesome people from our community. I got tons of positive feedback and I started to create a community that willingly follows my work. I'm glad to be part of our AFOLs world. I really enjoyed creating Star Wars and Chrismtas MOCs in 2019.
This year I will continue my work! I have a lot of ideas from SW and many other Universe. I would like to improve my building skills and start using and inventing more advanced techniques.
I hope you will like it!
I wish you all the best for the New Year!
Bartosz, CTR
Lego Ideas
Home Alone. McCallister's House
Support link
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By the Baltic Sea lies this fictitious museum. The building is modern, but the architecture is inspired by the Hanseatic era. The museum hosts exhibitions on themes such as "Navigation", "Titanic" and "Pirates". Upstairs you find a café and play area.
After two previous design of Scara Therium series I have redesign the latest version for "Stug” Scara Therium IAD ST111 MarkIII.
Arms with it's main long barrel gun, multiple rocket launcher, secondary weapon which is a gatling guns located below the cockpit pilot and attach with two multipurpose elongated hands.
Design for a closed quarter design in an urban area and Closed Combat Attack (CCA) against hostile targets that are in close proximity. The overhaul design is smaller cockpit in the upper body and shorter height to prevent easy target.
Attach with is a detachable skirting amour placing in the knee for frontal protection and also at the back as well against any HE and AP HE shell to minimize their effect.
#bmdhot
Five of us from Victoria met up with Damien from South Australia for a combined layout at Mount Gambier.
A little display piece featuring a motorized train. Check it out in action at www.youtube.com/watch?v=rev8Qichf2U&feature=youtu.be
Last month I went to Denmark for the opening of LEGO House and the Skærbæk fan event. Among all the awesome stuff that happened, I got to meet a bunch of well-known LEGO people, including some builders from the Far East that I've been following and blogging for almost a decade!
From the top: Takamichi Irie, Chris McVeigh, Sachiko Akinaga, Mike Dung, Jonas Kramm, Tim Johnson.
My latest commision work mecha - Scara Therium "Rhino" ST 109 IAD. A two-legged walker who will target an enemy from a sneak attack especially in the desert warfare. Due to its low height its easy to avoid enemy detection. Comes with Led lights, two secondary hands, build in radar detection, Missles pods and a long blaster guns.
I was planning to do a bigger scene with more rovers and something like a rover stop or diner. Unfortunately I had ideas, but not enough time...and not enough bricks :D
Based on my old mecha build way back in 2012.A new Barch comes with LED light in it's mono eyes. At this moment it's still work in progress.
Sometimes a seed takes forever to finally sprout, and sometimes you can’t tell from the seed which flower will grow out of it. Yet sometimes you can!
This old fire ship, set nr. 316, was my first LEGO set ever, and I loooooved it – still do! So naturally this was the first set I rebuilt for my son when I came out of the „dark age“ three years ago.
And lo and behold this fire ship was the inspiration for the „FRS Firefly“ which then was the seed the whole „Full Steam“ idea grew out of.
So to the designer of the set – whoever you are: Thank you so much for installing the love for Lego in me and sowing the seed for the ever-giving fruit that is AFOL building more than thirty years later. Funny how that works…
@w.navarre: that's that red hull piece you were asking about.😉
Finally...my 2018 in Lego. I think it's not too late to wish all of you guys a happy new year! Thanks a lot for your likes, feedback and support!
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
This is what happens when you have an obsession with transparent parts but are not in the mood to builf spaceships.
Status Update as on 23 Mar: Apply some of the floor tiles with light blue grey across the floor with missing area will be place with grill plate.
For maintenance crews they do need a bar to hang on in a zero-gravity environment hence a few yellow bars are in place. Back on earth it will be a useful bar to hang on during the launch and landing sequence from the huge mecha heat blast.
3 LED lights is in place and a long 9watt bar is in place. Working on some potential lights in the command centre.
Vintage Gas Pump
Here a cool project I made with my friend Martin Chauvette for a LUG contest, it was a really fun collab to build this kind of thing. I don't usually build in this theme but for this MOC, it was an imposed theme,: GARAGE". So, we made an old fashioned Gas Pump.
13" Length
7" width
26" high
Over 4000 parts... we just lost the count!!!
Approx. 8-9 hours of build!
My entry for our local brick challenge. (ÖBC) This time we used the difficult neon green slime pieces!
Aratech CPH speeder shown in wicked brick vario case with patrol trooper mod of onecase's scout trooper
THE BURLY BALD CYPRESS TREANT.
(May You Bloom Series, Pt. 3)
This is the third post in a series of treants I've built for the #MayYouBloom challenge hosted by @bricksandfables . I tried to loosely base each of these treants off of a type of tree, though I'll admit that I am no expert on trees. I also did my best to give each treant a unique color scheme. This third treant is based on a bald cypress tree(with Spanish moss growing over the branches)!
So someone asks you where treants live. Seems like a pretty straightforward question with a pretty simple answer, right? "The forest, of course," you might find yourself answering. The thing is, most people tend to forget how much forests can really vary! For instance, a forested wetland, or swamp, can see treants call it their home, too. Take this bald cypress treant, for example. These types of treants are among the strongest. Their legs and trunks have to grow thick and sturdy to resist frequent floodwaters and wade through the swamps they call home.
This treant may look a little angry, but that's just how their foliage and epiphytes grow! That being said, bald cypress treants are some of the most solitary variants, preferring to keep to themselves rather than socialize with other treants, or even adventurers. But this treant looks like he's on the move, and taking on water. I wonder what destination he has in mind..?
I wish you all happy new year with this totally xmasy theme :D
This was built several months ago for my DnD session. It is a Zerg (from Starcraft 2) inspired army. It is not 1/1 copy but I think if you are a Starcraft fan you will recognize what is what easily
This was a gift for my mother on her birthday. It's a microscale model of my parents' house in the south of Sweden. The real house was drawn and built by my father.
This is my first attempt at building a house that exists in real life.
The main man. Of the 6 revamps, Tahu was and is my favorite. I aimed to make sure that only Gen1 parts were used to make sure he had that pistony, just-arrived-on-mata-nui feel. For me, this is Tahu’s definitive version.
New gatling guns add and that make a twin fire powers! New leg design that make it more taller at the hind leg that make it loo like a ostrich leg. Still need to fix a few more details like the missile pods boxes that attach to its main body and leg on both side. Added a 3 small booster that will lift the mecha up in the air a few metre high for getting a higher spot platform or just to make a quick escape.
Almost there...