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Created exclusively from the Classic LEGO 2x4 Brick

My take on an eye-borg version of Marvin. Retro blaster is from Brickarms.

I made some changes to the knight I originally designed for a chess collaboration changing the base and updating the armor to use metallic gray to give it a more authentic look.. I then modified the base to give it a bit more height and drama. This is now up for support on LEGO Ideas.

Sometimes you don't have to use fireworks to get an explosion...

 

A small vignette to celebrate the new year 2018.

Classic Legoland Space from 1978 through 1987.

 

Monorail layout on baseplates equal to 48 32x32 stud baseplates, or 192 by 256 studs, 49,152 studs total.

 

85 pieces of original monorail track:

 

19 Monorail Track Straight Long (2671)

16 Monorail Track Straight Short (2670)

5 Monorail Track Monoswitch (2774)

23 Monorail Track Curve Long (2672)

3 Monorail Track Curve Short Left (2892)

3 Monorail Track Curve Short Right (2891)

3 Monorail Track Point Left (2890)

3 Monorail Track Point Right (2889)

5 Monorail Track Ramp Lower Part (2677)

5 Monorail Track Ramp Upper Part (2678)

 

47 different Classic Space sets (plus several duplicates and one Futuron)

 

6991: Monorail Transport System

6980: Galaxy Commander

6985: Cosmic Fleet Voyager

6972: Polaris I Space Lab

497: Galaxy Explorer

6971: Inter-Galactic Command Base

6951: Robot Command Center

6940: Alien Moon Stalker

6929: Star Fleet Voyager

6931: FX Star Patroller

6950: Mobile Rocket Transport

6930: Space Supply Station

6780: XT Starship

6928: Uranium Search Vehicle

6927: All-Terrain Vehicle

6892: Modular Space Transport

6926: Mobile Recovery Vehicle

6891: Gamma V Laser Craft

6890: Cosmic Cruiser

6750: Sonic Robot

6881: Lunar Rocket Launcher

6882: Walking Astro Grappler

1499: Twin Starfire

6872: Xenon X-Craft

6880: Surface Explorer

462: Mobile Rocket Launcher

1580: Lunar Scout

1558: Mobile Command Trailer

6846: Tri-Star Voyager

6874: Moon Rover

1498: Spy-Bot

6848: Inter-Planetary Shuttle

6845: Cosmic Charger

6847: Space Dozer

6824: Space Dart I

6842: Small Space Shuttle Craft

6844: Sismobile

6825: Cosmic Comet

6820: Starfire I

6822: Space Digger

6826: Crater Crawler

6802: Space Probe

6805: Astro Dasher

6807: (Unnamed)

6823: Surface Transport

1557: Scooter

6803: Space Patrol

6806: Surface Hopper

Pick a Brick wall at Downtown Disney, California.

Affectionately named by its designers, despite its frame he can pack a punch when needed.

Created exclusively from the Classic LEGO 2x4 Brick.

title - Afol's decade

first yellow box - First Afol Day

first bubble - This Moc is Epic!

second yellow box - 10 years later

second bubble - Not bad but it needs to be bigger!

Entrance to an old abandoned temple

Really happy with how this turned out. I made a short video about it if you want to see me try to swoosh it around.

This is the first image from my working Lego microscope. Made with a couple of Scooby Doo magnifying glasses and a light brick from the POTC lighthouse. I need to build the rest of the mechanism but it's off to a good start.

Nick Nova doesn't like Benny's new friend.

This is a redesigned, custom version of the Lego model Creator Beetle (10252). A fun, technically challenging design. Uses rare dark azure pieces from three sets, original Lego chrome, and custom chromed wheels.

Elven Helmet, Elven Armor, Elven Sword, Elven Shield

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.

From around the world in 80 days

A rebuild and duplication of my original 7TP I posted to Instagram a couple years ago. I also got some new led lights for Christmas and am still messing around with them, so I apologize for the inconsistent lighting between the photos.

Luggabeast on StarWars Ep.07

Ver.Mech

My creation for Round 2: "Internet" in Rogue Olympics 2023

 

More Info for the game on this link: dino-chrome.com/en

  

Collectable Minifigures Series 21 has landed; and it might be a little different from what you're expecting.

 

The big change is in how many we get. There's 12 unique figures. Previous non-IP series had 16, and some of the IP related series as many as 22.

 

It's not just the number of unique figures that's changed, the box size has too. There's 36 figures in the box. Previous series have had 60. In my case, when opened, there were 3 complete sets. Which is awesome news for the completists out there - no chase figs.

 

We can speculate about what these changes mean for the future of CMFs, but what it means for this series is a lot more bang for the buck. The paddle surfer comes packaged with a dolphin. The Space Police fig is brimming with accessories. The Aviator girl and Centaur have to be some of the easiest pieces to feel for yet. Then there's two beautiful costume figs, and a ton of easter-eggs like the blacktron symbols on the Violin Boys shirt.

 

There are still things to nitpick about though. Not just that Tom Hanks isn't bundled with Wilson. No, I'm talking about the Alien criminal. We've simply come to expect better from our CMFs, and with the reduced numbers to the full set, it's a head scratcher that this isn't one of the designs that got cut. Maybe it's because he(she?) provides real play value to our new Space Police Guy as an arch-nemesis? (And can we talk more about how Space Police Guy is a direct tribute to the Space sets of AFOL youth?)

 

This is simply another awesome CMF Series by LEGO. I can't wait to create stories with them. And you'll be able to get your hands on the Jan 1st.

 

Until then, I'm going to get photographing with them, and have plenty more CMF fun to come over the next 12 days. Stay tuned.

A group of four gentlemen with a liking for the bricks, meet at an irirsh pub in berlin, last evening. First it seems to become a very serious meeting with high potential themes. But things went very, very strange ...

 

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Berlin City AFOL´s meeting, last friday night. Up to no good for the next time!

 

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More information and pics up: THE BRICK TIME

 

Be sure to visit the BrickLink-Shop: THE BRICK TIME - Store

 

This is an on-going project meant to become my entry to the Swebrick contest Master Builder of the Year 2018. The theme is "Children" and the build is supposed to be surrounded by streets and connected to the other entries.

 

I've chosen to build a pre-school called "The Cloud".

Tomorrow I have to fix the underside, add a bit more greebles and then it's photo time. September has never gone so fast :)

Little Bear for my wife

Back in the day before Hand held gaming

A smaller brother of my pevious moc.

 

Link to the instructions: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-59804/bassdj/twincopter-2/

Lego Star Wars monochrome X-wing Fighter in Black

 

Download the buildings instructions for LDD : HERE

Here are the minifigure versions of ourselves painting the Lego art tiles that inspired our large scale builds.

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