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Bathroom of Lava House MOC.
Lava House is a modern home with a colour scheme inspired by the 1970's and hot lava. Dark orange, dark red, reddish brown and black are dominant colours.
The house is situated on a volcano shaped rock surrounded by a stream of water and sand. In some way it reminds me of Calmwater Cliff House MOC, but it is still very different.
Inside the house you find a fully furnished living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom downstairs and TV corner upstairs.
The grille tiled roof can easily be lifted off in order to display the interior.
My plan is to display Lava House at a Swebrick exhibition in Hässleholm, Sweden, in the middle of August 2018.
[Sound on] I finished my build for this month’s RLUG (Sacramento Brick Builders) challenge: Create a bouquet or skyscraper. So I made an animation of the Soilent Green flower shop. I hear the flower arrangements are quite edible… just not so many returning customers for some reason…
This was lots of fun to do and animate. I designed everything in Bricklink Studio and textured and animated using Cinema 4D with Octane and Greyscalegorilla Light Kit Pro 3. I finished the video in After Effects with my own vocal sound effects and a song by DapperChapMusic, composed by Michael Collings. All of this was possible because of the awesome computer from Puget Systems.
Hope you like it. “Soilent Green is LEGO minifigures!!!”
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My submission on Lego Ideas. If You like it please support and leave comment: ideas.lego.com/s/p:83a74d62cb514eb1b6e7c2167b56b6d2
My Lego version of Gropius House in Lincoln, MA, USA, by Bauhaus founder and architect Walter Gropius. This was Gropius home from it was built 1939 until he died 1969. It grew bigger than planned and I ran out of bricks, therefore it is not fully up to scale and I have removed one part.
I often use renders when I build: they are clean, no trees or bushes in the way, no parked cars, etc. Also, they often show a top view where you can find roof details. This is difficult to find in photos. However there are always some details that are wronng in renders. Big thanks to whoever did this render that I used for inspiration.
Thank you BrickWyrm (IG) and FemmeFromTheBlock (IG) for the #MicroSigFig inspiration. I loved designing my wee Fabuland lamb!
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Taketime Island is located in the sunny archipelago, where life is harmonic and relaxing. Here you find a bakery, café and diving club. You might also notice the old sailor staring longingly at the horizon or the beginning romance between the café worker and her customer (or the jealous man spying on them through the window...)
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.
A funky Toa made with a mata-torso for #bionicleday. Also my entry in the duckbricks contest.
BREAKDOWN: imgur.com/a/f8FyOGY
The South American Federation Ministry of Intelligence are never ones to pull punches when it comes to questioning EPWs in the field, and reports of prisoner abuse and war crimes had been rumoured for years before the speculation was officially confirmed after the Terrastralian-Federation War.
Before I disassembled this house I had to take some better photos of the interior. Here is my original description of this MOC:
"House of Three is a contemporary Scandinavian family home. I've tried to catch contemporary Scandinavian architecture in colours, floor plan and roof design. The interior and furniture in inspired by IKEA and other Scandinavian designs. Comfortable living suitable for a small family."
In case you've ever wondered how Santa manages to deliver all these presents in a single night. Well, he's got his squad of little helpers and they can build him SPACE SLEIGH!!! 😉🎅🚀
This powerful machine is 100% bio-fueled as it runs on milk and cookies. Also fitted with chocolate chips afterburner!
FRANCINE HEARSTWICK, THE CHROMATIC CASTER.
(Summer Showdown series, Pt. 4)
This is my fourth entry into the #haonsummershowdown2 contest being run by @haon.brx . The theme for this week was "colorful." As with my last six-week contest, I elected to interconnect my characters into a tale of adventure and triumph! For this batch of characters, I wanted to make sure they were a colorful cast, as well as fun and whimsical, as summer should be. I don't think the whimsy really needs explaining on this character, but the idea is that nobody ever told her to stop when she kept adding colors to her whole getup. And why should they? She's got on exactly what she wants to! The character for this week is a Tiefling Wizard of the College of Enchantment.
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It was a slow day in the Prisma-Emporium. The city of Valedyrn had generally supported Francine's business pretty well, but there were always slower periods. The young witch of course had her regulars that helped sustain business, but regulars for a magic shop meant stocking up on components, potions, and trinkets, plus the occasional eccentric sailor who bought explosives from her. Regulars in her industry weren't daily customers.
Every once in a while, Francine would wonder what life would've been like had she chosen to follow her grandmother's path, and taken up being a seeress instead. Divination was a tricky school of magic to master, and could find you high profile clientele if done right. But she was never as confident in that magic as she was in enchantment. Still, she'd advertised her services as a novice diviner on her flyers, to appease her grandma. It was a niche market, and there weren't really that many players in town, so what's the worst that could happen from putting your name out there? That's what she told herself, at least. It was a slow day, just like any other... Then her first group of customers for the day arrived.
It was an odd bunch that walked in, a sort of motley crew that would've drawn strange looks from any other establishment in the city. A fearsome—albeit small-winged—red half-dragon with a frightening looking maul strapped to her back perused the magical weapons, her gaze harsh and scrutinizing. Talking to her occasionally was a man made of stone—a terrakin, she thought she remembered—who had spent most of his time poring over the ingredient lists on the potions and the natural spell components she had for sale. And, lastly in the group, was some sort of shark-person, whom she swore she could hear mutter "how am I supposed to buy any of this? I have no legal tender for these lands!" A kuo-toa, perhaps? She'd never seen a shark one, before. An interesting bunch, for sure, but luckily, this wasn't any other establishment, and she was also well accustomed to receiving strange looks for her appearance.
"May I help you all find anything?" she asked in a cheery voice, sweeping out from behind the counter to greet them.
"By the depths, she looks like a coral reef," the shark-man said to himself.
"Um, hi," the scaled one replied to her with a faltering wave.
"Hello! Are you the owner of this fine store?" the terrakin asked.
"That's me! Francine Hearstwick. How can I help you today?" she answered, surveying the group. The shark-man's trident, strapped to his back, seemed to nearly scrape the items off the shelf as he gently swiveled in place, clearly uncomfortable. "Do you need me to turn the humidity up, sir?"
A silence followed, as the shark-man's companions turned to him and stared, then finally he spoke, "is–is that something you can do?"
"Of course! What kind of witch would I be if I couldn't control my own store's atmosphere?" She made her way to a little magical device behind the counter, adjusted some dials, and pressed a button. The device began to release a faint cloud of glimmering purple, and she rejoined the group with a friendly smile.
This is my first of my racing mechs. The pilot controls the mech-creature from the cockpit/escape pod.
It's energy source also comes from the cockpit/escape pod. It's also a rumble mech.
The pilots name is Ryo, who came from an alternate universe (accidentally), and turned out to be an awesome racing pilot.
This was a fun and sort of spontaneous build. Hope you like it!
It's special feature is if the mech gets damaged the pilot can detach and fly away safely unharmed.
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!
This is a MOC from a collaboration project where members are building chess pieces. Having never created a horse before, I took on designing the knight figure for the medieval team (white). Base designed by Ryan McBryde (goatman461).
Tropical Holiday Bungalow MOC is a small bungalow in tropical surroundings. Inspired by holiday bungalows in places like Tahiti.
This build started as an idea to upscale Micro Tropic House MOC. Along the process I've changed my aim many times and I've gone from minifigscale to microscale and back to minifigscale again. At first I wanted to build a large, modern bungalow, but realized it didn't look good on the base. Thus I ended up with this small holiday bungalow.
Before I disassembled this house I had to take some better photos of the interior. Here is my original description of this MOC:
"House of Three is a contemporary Scandinavian family home. I've tried to catch contemporary Scandinavian architecture in colours, floor plan and roof design. The interior and furniture in inspired by IKEA and other Scandinavian designs. Comfortable living suitable for a small family."
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
This is my latest take on the Kei Truck series: A modified, overland-inspired version built on the compact proportions I’ve been exploring throughout this lineup.
This version features a raised stance, a more detailed front end, and a fully loaded roof setup with storage boxes, spare tire, and lighting. The rear section is designed into a compact camper-style module, keeping things minimal but functional. Despite the small scale, I tried to pack in as much detail as possible without breaking the overall silhouette.
[Sound on] I finished my build for this month’s RLUG (Sacramento Brick Builders) challenge: Create a bouquet or skyscraper. So I made an animation of the Soilent Green flower shop. I hear the flower arrangements are quite edible… just not so many returning customers for some reason…
This was lots of fun to do and animate. I designed everything in Bricklink Studio and textured and animated using Cinema 4D with Octane and Greyscalegorilla Light Kit Pro 3. I finished the video in After Effects with my own vocal sound effects and a song by DapperChapMusic, composed by Michael Collings. All of this was possible because of the awesome computer from Puget Systems.
Hope you like it. “Soilent Green is LEGO minifigures!!!”
#lego #legophotography #legophoto #legoinstagram #afol #afolcommunity #bricklinkstudio #bricklinkstudio2 #legomania #digitallego #VFXReact #c4d #octane #pugetproud #legoflowers #moc
[Sound on] I finished my build for this month’s RLUG (Sacramento Brick Builders) challenge: Create a bouquet or skyscraper. So I made an animation of the Soilent Green flower shop. I hear the flower arrangements are quite edible… just not so many returning customers for some reason…
This was lots of fun to do and animate. I designed everything in Bricklink Studio and textured and animated using Cinema 4D with Octane and Greyscalegorilla Light Kit Pro 3. I finished the video in After Effects with my own vocal sound effects and a song by DapperChapMusic, composed by Michael Collings. All of this was possible because of the awesome computer from Puget Systems.
Hope you like it. “Soilent Green is LEGO minifigures!!!”
#lego #legophotography #legophoto #legoinstagram #afol #afolcommunity #bricklinkstudio #bricklinkstudio2 #legomania #digitallego #VFXReact #c4d #octane #pugetproud #legoflowers #moc
BELAKRYM BLUEGORGE, THE SILENT STONE.
(Summer Showdown series, Pt. 3)
This is my third entry into the #haonsummershowdown2 contest being run by @haon.brx . The theme for this week was "nature." As with my last six-week contest, I elected to interconnect my characters into a tale of adventure and triumph! For this batch of characters, I wanted to make sure they were a colorful cast, as well as fun and whimsical, as summer should be. The whimsy in this character was the idea of an individual literally made of stone somehow being light on his feet. Plus, raw earth often gets overlooked in the "nature" category of fantasy characters. Step aside leafy folk, the rock folk are here to stay! The character for this week is a Terrakin (homebrew) Ranger of the Monster Hunter Archetype.
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There was certainly something afoot in the forest. Bramblebrook was often steered clear of because of its harsh and tangled undergrowth. It never seemed to bother Belakrym, however—the thorns were nothing to his hardened, stoney skin. As such, he was one of the only creatures that lurked around these parts that wasn't simple fauna. That was, up until two days prior.
Belakrym spent most of his life in the wilderness, studying monsters and beasts alike, and attuning to the earth and her cycles. He could sense disturbances in the environment, and had slain many a foe that threatened to disrupt the balance of the ecosystem established there. But the creature he had begun tracking two days ago was no ordinary pest...
It had enormous inky black wings, and a muscled predator's body like a hellhound. Its tail bore the scorpion-like stinger of some manticore breeds, but its head was even more monstrous... It had less of a face, and something more akin to an all-encompassing maw. Row after row of hook-shaped teeth lined its jaws, which it used to latch onto its prey. A mane flowed out behind it, like embers of shadow flickering off of its head. It might've been a twistedly beautiful sight, if not for the havoc it had wreaked on the forest.
The terrakin had been watching it carefully for some time, learning its habits and maneuvers, so he could know how best to oust it from his neck of the woods. He'd watched it drain the life out of those caught in its maw, and he'd watched it flap its powerful wings hard enough to generate a gust which could blow back prey. But the one thing he hadn't seen it do—notice him stalking it.
The Bluegorge name was one of little renown, and he was one of very few to have left their community. He'd always stood out a bit, and his family was always amazed—if not also dismayed—at his propensity to sneak about undetected. It was a gift he wasn't sure how he came by, but one that he thanked mother earth for over these last couple of days. He didn't want to face the monster before he was ready, for he wasn't sure he would walk out of the encounter at all. An inconvenience it was, then, to say the least, when those two brawny, bumbling idiots walked right into its hunting grounds.