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HIGH LORDS OF THE SEASONAL COURTS.
(Feybruary series Pt. 5)
This is my fifth entry in a series of posts for the #Feybruary contest hosted by @bricksandfables over on Instagram! As one of the hosts, I will, of course, not be in the running, but I still wanted to participate in making some fun Fey! If you haven't heard of Bricks and Fables LUG, I highly encourage you to check it out! It's a group of builders online that love the intersection of Lego and D&D. We hold monthly challenges, and often do impromptu collabs, as well as the occasional contest with prizes!
My series revolved around a reimagining of what High Fae Lords and Ladies might look like for the four seasonal courts. Here they all are together! Once again playing with backgrounds, so let me know if you prefer with or without! I also included some shots with a basic translucent, prismatic base to focus more on the characters themselves. Let me know which you like best!
The Feywild is a realm of obscene beauty and obscene terror all at once. It is a realm of paradox; a realm of contradictory forces at play. Four seasonal courts exist within a slice of the Feywild, each vying to hold the lines of their domain, while some even try to expand their borders. The High Lords and Ladies of the four seasonal courts represent powerful concepts: Winter represents resilience, Spring represents dominion, Summer represents wrath, and Autumm represents entropy. Though the courts are each mesmerizing in their own way, this beauty is the veil behind which the High Fae's true nature is revealed.
The High Fae scheme, trick, and manipulate others to perpetuate their own position in the world, and to guarantee their own holy eternity. They are primordial forces of nature—the very laws of the universe incarnate. It stands to reason that a realm so suffused with wild magic would indeed be ruled by the embodiments of the extremes that lie within. In the Feywild, power rules, and shimmers in dazzling patterns. Before you realize what is before you and see through the glamour of it all, it may already be too late...
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
This MOC is my take on a lifted heavy duty pickup truck inspired by the American workhorse style.
I spent quite a bit of time experimenting with the suspension and proportions to get the stance just right. Seeing the truck finally sit tall on its working suspension made the whole process feel worth it.
A teaser photo -- 96 studs deep, 64 studs wide -- ~35~50 bricks high on the back corners...still light enough I can still lift it -- although I suspect it's going to be a two person job to move it.
And -- it's still (two-hand) swoosh-able... :)
My Antique Fire Engine from the Bricklink AFOL Design Program. When the trees started turning red and gold this year, I figured it was time to take the fire engines out for some autumn shots!
this was going to be a spring heel jack pic but ended up useing mr r again and tried out a old film grain
Instructions availabe on Rebrickable
This MOC is my take on a lifted heavy duty pickup truck inspired by the American workhorse style.
I spent quite a bit of time experimenting with the suspension and proportions to get the stance just right. Seeing the truck finally sit tall on its working suspension made the whole process feel worth it.
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.
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.
This is my build for Rogue Olympics 2021 Round 5* roguebricks.de/forum/index.php?thread/3016-rogueolympics-... this week theme is "Big and Small".
I present to you My MOC "The Cradle of Life"...
*In each round builders must use maximum of 101 parts to make their creations. Exactly 101 parts are used for this MOC. Еnjoy it.