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I built this both for Iron Forge and Brickset's Build a Bonsai competition. The seed part is again the banana.
After the final victory over Sauron in the battle of the Morannon, Middle Earth started healing. Over time the realms of men flourished once more under the rule of High King Elessar, restoring and reuniting the kingdoms of Gondor and Arnor after the war of the ring was ended.
This is my interpretation of Elessar and Gandalf preparing to leave through one of all the gates of the re-established kingdom. Uncountable would be all the gates and doors opened for them during the years following the war of the ring. In this build years have passed and Eldarion is to bid his father farewell with Arwen. King Elessar carries the silver sceptre of Annúminas and wears the Crown of Gondor, the last heirlooms of men. The doors and gates to the fourth age have now all been opened.
Built for the ’Doors & Gates’-category of the Summer Joust 2026. I had a second module for the left side going but didn’t have time to finish it.
Entry for Space Jam 2020, travel poster category.
The spinner took most of the time, because I wanted to include a cool "feature" which made the whole construction really difficult to put together. Unfortunately, from this angle you can't see it, but I'll be posting closeups with all of the details. Of course instructions are on the way too :)
I've built a LED strip in the background build (at the bottom) in order to light it up, but I've added more lighting with photoshop.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince 01
Day 1 - Chapter 1 : The Other Minister
'But for heaven's sake - you're wizards! You can do magic! Surely you can sort out - well - anything!'
Scrimgeour turned slowly on the spot and exchanged an incredulous look with Fudge, who really did manage a smile this time as he said kindly, 'The trouble is, the other side can do magic too, Prime Minister.'
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Welcome to Book 6 of Harry's Magical Journey! I am truly honoured to be a part of this story-through-LEGO, initially started by Marcel and continued by Markus, Kevin, Thorsten, Johannes and now myself. I hope you will follow along with me on this daily challenge as I bring Harry's story to life. My mindset into this project is to merge both the richness of the books along with the darkness portrayed through the movie. This may arguably be the most diverse book-to-movie adaptation within the series, my goal is to project what made this book my absolute favourite. It is the rawness and darkness of this part in Harry's life that makes it most real - a moment in our journey with Harry that we came to the realization that its not always winning Quiddich and drinking Butterfbeer. You will notice my take on the series might be different from the previous builders and that is because I will be focusing on storytelling - so you’ll see a lot of sombre builds, some photoshop here and there to try and project the magic of this universe.
As a friend described it, this will be the Advent Calendar of Journeys - follow along with me everyday as I take us through Christmas and up to the finale on New Years Eve! Enjoy!
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Day 1 is a shot of Olivander's destroyed. Death Eaters attack the streets of both the Wizarding and Muggle world. Its a heart wrenching scene to witness - Diagon Alley, our first step into the magical world, where we longed to buy our school supplies…and our wands from sweet Olivander. Gone.
I wanted to create this scene from the movie, we see only chaos - which is very different from the previous movies' beginnings. I initially saw this smoke technique done by Brian Williams, always wanted to try it but never an opportunity to do so until now!
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If you haven’t had a look already, please visit the previous builders pages. Their interpretations of the series are truly magical, you can see the full series in our Flickr group here.
Few days ago I saw PleaseYesPlease's fantastic VW T1 Single Cab and loved it. I always wanted to build one, but this last weekend got me really motivated when I saw this Volkswide by Robert Design.
I tried to capture the overall shape and with my limited teal parts I like how it turned out. Will definitely modify it more in future, once I got the right parts. Usually all my car build attempts fail, but this one I'll keep :)
My contribution for the #newhashima collab at Brickworld last month!
I was so thrilled when I got the opportunity to build for the collab! I knew with Simon and Stefan leading the charge, the project would be legendary.
My cubes included a pachinko parlor, garage, boba stand, karaoke bar, and an apartment complex.
Dave sort of knew he wasn't really in with a chance in this years Freddy Mercury look a like competition But hoped his maraca may just sway the judges.
Last post was in january. Damn time files. Much has happened since then. I didn't lose interest in lego and creating things with it, I am just working on something new for apparently 8 months now while handling other life things while having anxiety issues. So here is my version of anxiety in lego form.
Will post a few more creations in the next couple of days, and then back to social media break again.
Arminius, guardian of the key, on his perch. Very proud to show off his bag of stolen treasures and a few worms...
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Instruction was made using mecabricks, Libre Office, GIMP and pdfsam.
Hope You like it!
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
Pirate Harbour - I wanted to make a MOC with the Figbarfs, I made for the PotC Competition at Roguebricks. It should have been a small one, it turned out a little big bigger :) Hope you guys like it.
This is Rudy. Rudy Fritz. Ex UGG Australia model, now a test pilot.
This is my Sheeptember contribution :D
My winning entry of the competition organized by Ramblingbrick using minifigures of the last series (19). In this case the Fright Knight and the Shower Guy forming a whole scene.
THE OLD OAK TREANT.
(May You Bloom series, Pt. 1)
Hi again, folks! I know it's been a while since I've posted, but I'd like to get back into the swing of things, and keep sharing some builds with y'all. This is the first post in a series of treants I've built for the #MayYouBloom challenge hosted by @bricksandfables over on Instagram. I tried to loosely base each of these treants off of a type of tree, though I'll admit that I'm certainly no dendrologist. I also did my best to give each treant a unique color scheme. This first treant is based on an old oak tree!
Though it is true that treants grow larger and stronger with age, it is also true that treants grow at different rates and paces based on their environment, just like their un-awakened counterpart. Here, we see a treant who is many centuries old, though his size wouldn't give it away. Despite his relatively small stature, this ancient and wisened plant is full of love for the forest around him and a commitment to protecting it.
Treants generally stick to the land that they know, though in times of great significance, they have been known to leave their native lands and gather with other treants to address larger issues that threaten their homes. This treant seems to be following the call of a fellow treant that beckons him out of his abode. I wonder who it could be..?
Just got me a chopper and I'm feeling pumped!
Another Iron Forge entry. I've used the seed part 2 times, not counting the biker minifig.
A build I did for last months RebelLUG 2 hour build challenge. The seed part was that 1x1 rounded plate with bar connection.