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The late 2200s saw an influx of vintage 20th century muscle-inspired speeders, of which the Boomslang was no exception. Renowned for their high class (and high priced to match!) aeromobiles, Grant & Huxley's sole venture into the rougher, tougher side of the speeding industry was a surprising yet well received move.
Now a niche collectors' item, these machines are hard to source original parts for in the New Age. This posed no problem for Doppler Aero-Tuning, much to the horror of die-hard purists. Fitted with an entirely new rear end and an engine that in no way fits under the bonnet, they did away with all vestiges of class, and put go-faster stripes on to boot. Fasten your seatbelts kids, this one's quick, loud and aggressive!
Work in progress on an afol logo. THe A needs work and the background is still the original LEGO word.
I challenged myself to use as many Rahkshi back elements as possible in this build, since they’re uncommon in MOCs. I think it turned out well. Apologies to Lhikan for stealing his swords.
I guess this is a nice period of time to publish this. More than 2 years ago I made it for the DnD party I led as a DM. They needed to gather lots of henchmen to defeat 3 cyclops. However, I had parts for only one :). It was a large battle with lots of minifigs on a table.
The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21(NATO reporting name: Fishbed) is a supersonic jet fighter and interceptor aircraft, designed by the Mikoyan-Gurevich Design Bureau in the Soviet Union. Approximately 60 countries across four continents have flown the MiG-21, and it still serves many nations six decades after its maiden flight. It set aviation records, becoming the most-produced supersonic jet aircraft in aviation history, the most-produced combat aircraft since the Korean War.
Celebrating his triumphant return from the outer planets, King Jello parades to the track and punishes the competition.
Once again, I sat down with my grab bag booty and find that I am stuck with 100+ yellow 2x2 flowers. It's kind of a fun background pattern.
I’ve wanted to build this for the forest elf minifigure for months, and finally put it all together.
This MOC depicts the legendary Medusa defending the temple ruins of Minerva. The build is 20” wide, 30” deep, stands 19.5” tall, and consists of 14619 parts. Medusa herself measure 5' 8" if fully expanded. This was a fun creation involving lots of hinge bricks and round end plates to create those curves. The 1x1 tooth parts are turned around 15 degrees off center in order to create that layered look of snake scales.
A forest babe lies sleeping, her head resting on polished ebony hooves, her dappled fur glistening with morning dew. The fawn blends seamlessly with the baby’s breath in the meadow safely hiding her amid the pansies and butterfly towers.
This is my attempt to create a life-size figure of a fawn peacefully sleeping in a field of flowers and was created for LEGO Ideas Billund exhibit challenge under the "Flora and Fauna" category.