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Built for GOURD PARTY Preliminaries.
Theme: Extreme Temperatures.
Quests
The Flex Tape Challenge: At least 1 significant part of the build must be held together solely with tape.
Watertight: Build must really float (provide evidence).
Old-School: Build cannot use any parts released after 2003 (excluding parts added as a result of sabotage).
Sabotages
Meet the New Guy: Must use Rahkshi Stars spine/head piece 87793pb01
Traditional Roots: Build must incorporate a 2x4 brick.
True Jedi: Contestant must plug all open Technic pinholes on their build with studs.
"You know that awful feeling when you've been in the office for days, weeks even, and that last bit of code just won't work? Feels like drowning eh? Lemme tell ya, that's just the beginning.."
Overtime Crunch is my entry for Round 1 of Bio-Cup 2021. Good luck to my opponents!
And a BIG thanks to my GF for holding the yoga-mat we used for a BG in place!!
Unedited pic: drive.google.com/file/d/1AX3KFwP-viJLcPWNQnKDQcV2FSzR3Byt...
In wasteland's grip, where shadows sprawl,
sunset weeps on ruins' pall.
But amidst the dust, a friend I find,
a beacon true in darkness blind.
With rusted heart and circuits cold,
a loyal robot, strong and bold.
In desolation's silent plea,
it stands with me, unwaveringly.
As twilight hues in silence fade,
together, we face the barricade.
In this barren land, where hope seems lost,
friend and machine, against the tempest tossed.
Artsand House MOC is a flirt with brutalism. A modern home with art gallery, spa and large bedroom with a garden view. Quadrangular concrete house bodies meet organic nature. A dog is waiting for the owner to come home.
In August 2019 I displayed some of my houses at the Kloss på Kloss exhibition in Hässleholm, Sweden. A visitor asked me if I didn´t have any brutalist houses. I said no and explained that it probably would be too boring. It would be hard to create the dynamics needed to make a modern house MOC interesting. After the exhibition I started thinking and decided to give brutalism a chance. Not purist brutalism, but rather contemporary architecture flirting with brutalism...
My entry for Racers of Tomorrow contest hosted on rebrick. I won't win most probably, but that was a great experience to build something out of system.
A small-scale project I like to work on is a series of assistive robots. I've been doing this for years, and I only keep one at a time.
All of their names have been references to audio technology, and the newest model is named "Aux" (short for auxillary port.)
Made this as a gift for my friend. Tried to go for a fun little Bonsai. I thought about using the hollow area of the base piece to put loose pieces like a traditional bowl. But I really enjoy how the brick built cover turned out, especially around the water. She ended up loving it either way and has a few sets of her own.😳👀 I hope you guys like this build! Thanks for stoppin by! 😁
The third round of the local building competition for creative use of certain parts. I couldn't help but use the large number of white taps I had, so I made a large ladder for a fire truck, which, by the way, looks more like a locomotive than a truck...
Adult Fan Of LEGO.
Update: This is defiantly my fastest liked photograph, it reached 50 likes under 24 hours of me posting it :)
Highlights:
Alrik Greybeard once lived somewhere high up in the snowy mountains. He was an old dwarf who had already been on countless raids. Alrik, who was commonly called Alrik Greybeard, had decided to make one last journey in his old age. He wanted to meet all of his friends once again, whom he had met on his travels. And, it must be said, Alrik was never averse to adventures that might arise along the way... up here, in the mountains, that is where Alrik's last journey begins.
Built for #brickscalibur, category "Capturing Character".
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While back I made blacktron cubo transformer. This is his smaller brother - cube drone. Proportions 1:1. Light brick is installed inside, that is not PS edit.
Part of Goon Gang Special Edition Dish Head Collaboration with Jack Frost, Kanakalackin, and Shrimp Sickness
Back pic + group shot is on instagram
"In the year 2037, the new frontier of virtual reality was opened..."
Oh my, I felt so tired after finishing this build. I failed 3 attempts of building a proper stand for this girl. Basically it's a new type of VR that affects all of your senses. Hence the name.
Inspired by Giger, Cyberpunk 2077 and the Matrix.
Extraction Theory is a café located in the upper levels of New Hashima's Old City. Its convenient location near Sector 04's first train stop makes it a common stop for commuters, chromed-up body mod enthusiasts, and people who just like a good cup of coffee while taking in the sights of New Hashima.
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This was one of my contributions to the New Hashima collaboration at BrickWorld Chicago 2023. I've always wanted to build a café, and creating something to fit within the cyberpunk design language of New Hashima was a neat challenge. I'd already had the experience of building my cyberpunk topper, and I feel like this is a much more refined final build for that reason.
(Builded for Builders' Battle Round 2)
The task for the round 2 was: "build an object or living creature from one era which landed in another one, totally different era"
New camera and new back-drop. I had to take som new photos...
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Coral House MOC is a contemporary home with influences from both modernism and industrial style. It is located in tropical surroundings and has a colour scheme inspired by the snake that gave house its name.
The main house body is mainly built with reddish brown grille bricks, trans-clear panels and plated walls in tan, reddish brown, dark red and black. One of the plated walls "fold over" the house to form a roof. One vertical and two horizontal and white cuboids are built with SNOT technique and attached to the main house body to achieve contrast.
This week in Rogue Olympics 2021 Round 3* the theme is "Monochrome".
At first I thought "Oh, black and white", but then it hit me - you can build in any color. I was already playing with the ballerina and didn't find a suiting color replacement, so here it is in all black.
*In each round builders must use maximum of 101 parts to make their creations. This one is 30 pieces.
Lego crib tutorial with a little tricycle as a bonus.
Check it on YT - www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhKZBryMJsc
Had great fun yesterday creating my Black Friday Pictures thought I'd carry on with the monochrome theme with a few more posts.
This is my next entry for the Summer Joust 2019 contest. This time "Non-human Civilizations" - "Want to try your hand at some fantasy settings? Here's a perfect chance to do so as this category is based around Elves, Dwarves, Trolls, Goblins, Orcs, and all the other non-human civilizations you can think of. Focus should be given to what makes whatever race you choose unique from their human counterparts. Incredibly beautiful Elven architecture and landscapes, stout Dwarven fortresses and mines, etc." My choice are Orcs.
Read full story and view more photos at my LEGO Blog:
WIPs, Behind the scenes and other extras at:
- Instagram (@thekalais).