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This time I decided to challenge myself to design a small American-inspired pickup truck. I have always found this style surprisingly fun and interesting. It was a refreshing change, but it still had the same compact proportions and practicality I like to design.
Well, got some drawers and more storage stuff. Still lots to sort out. My MOCs are back from BrickFête and still not unpacked from the boxes they traveled in. New WIP visible in my desk.
Not all of this will be going into the current WIP, but a moderate portion are -- already completely emptied 3 PaB boxes, and 5 PaB boxes are less than half full. Also plowing the the parts from 6177 as "filler". Still waiting for some stuff from S@H PaB. -- it takes sooooo long. Thanks to Isaac (Ricecracker) for facilitating some of this.
this was going to be a spring heel jack pic but ended up useing mr r again and tried out a old film grain
This build was inspired by and is a tribute to the “Guardians of Transportation” statues that stand over Cleveland’s Hope Memorial Bridge.
- Created exclusively from the Classic LEGO 2x4 Brick
Hey everyone! 👋
I’m really excited to share my latest passion project with you all:
A 100% alternative build of the LEGO Creator Expert Porsche 911 (10295) into the legendary JDM icon—the Initial D Toyota Sprinter Trueno AE86! 🐼️
This model took me about 3 months of daily designing, prototyping, and rebuilding from scratch to get the shapes, structural rigidity, and features exactly right within the limitations of the original set's parts inventory.
️✨Here are some of the main technical features implemented:
Scale: Kept it at the exact 1:13 scale to match the original Porsche's shelf presence.
Steering: Fully functional steering connected directly to the interior steering wheel.
Moving Parts: Completely openable doors, hood, and rear trunk with solid hinge connections.
Pop-Up Headlights: Mechanically functional pop-up headlights that open and close smoothly.
Interior & Engine: A detailed scale replica of the twin-cam engine bay and the iconic brown/orange cabin setup.
It was a huge engineering puzzle to make the chassis rock-solid for display and handling without utilizing a single external part outside the 10295 box (I only used a few of the official spare pieces included in the set).
Custom Initial D stickers and 3D-printed scale wheels are currently in the works to finish the look.
Would love to hear your thoughts on the final look and proportions! 🏁👇
Intended as a decorative element for my SHIP, I thought it looked a lot like a small micro ship. Not the best, but I thought I'd share it anyway.
I’ve wanted to build this for the forest elf minifigure for months, and finally put it all together.
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
This time I decided to challenge myself to design a small American-inspired pickup truck. I have always found this style surprisingly fun and interesting. It was a refreshing change, but it still had the same compact proportions and practicality I like to design.
My custom Marvel buildings lighted up in the city. The Avengers Tower uses EL wire and Lego power functions LEDs and the Daily Bugle uses a #brickstuff starter kit. #Lego# #afol #legocity #marvel
I'm gonna need a baseplate or something to hold this thing together. (No, I don't really wear it this long)
This is an image from a breakdown sequence that was requested on my Flying Box MOC.
14/ …and that assembly's reverse, where you can see the stud and clip which move up and down within the space, limiting the range of motion of the push rod.