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As much as Iove the idea of the new App-Controlled Batmobile (Set 76112) It just doesn't look like a Batmobile. Not really. Which meant it was the perfect oppurtunity to MOC it up.
So, using the 1989 Batmobile as inspiration, I present - The Chibi Batmobile.
And yes, it's a lot of fun to drive.
Not going to make this a contest entry, but I kind of wanted to do this since the beginning of the contest, just wasn't sure how.
I LOVE these cute faceplates!
It was so much fun painting these. Makes me want a Chibi Unoa of my own one day. ^___^
Geodude Pokèmon (Chibi version).
Building instructions available at rebrickable.com
All my LEGO creations available at rebrickable.com
Scorch, instructions from Choi Dambaekins!
Only changed a few things, pretty pleased with how the ladder on the thigh came out
- Rogue one
Been thinking about making one of these for a while and finally got around to it.
Legs inspired by Angus MacLanes old build.
Here's my 5th contribution to the 2023 Rogue Olympics. A chibi Scorpion from Mortal Kombat made with exactly 101 parts. The prompt was "Chains"
Here you can check out the video tutorial:
Oddish Pokèmon (Chibi version).
Building instructions available at rebrickable.com
All my LEGO creations available at rebrickable.com
Entry for The Brothers Brick Chibi Micro Contest.
Rushed photo job since just realized deadline is Jan 4th and I'm not sure which time zone. If have time will add an edited version removing the stand.
My first attempt at building something in Chibi style, I hope I get it right. I have been inspired from an interesting article on Bricknerd.
Here you can find the video tutorial:
We're gettin the band back together
My entry to the Chibi vehicle contest; the Bluesmobile from the Blues Brothers.
unedited except for my name and border :)
blahh... her hair is all in her face in this picture :( the wind was blowing
A long time ago, I ordered through Bricklink a Lego Vader helmet from that old 2002 Technic set.
Back then, I wanted to build some sort of cool, stylized figure, but for some reason, what I came up with was some weird Bionicle/Star Wars/Space Balls crossover MOC.
So a few years later, I decided to "revamp" it and create something a bit more presentable; here's the result.
Besides the Vader helmet, other notable unusual parts used here are this Aquazone cockpit piece (pretty much a filler piece for the head which gives a nice angular look) and a Lego Sports hockey chestplate.
I came up with other ideas for the facemask, but I ultimately decided to go for something extremely similar to the techniques used in the original 2002 set. It works, I guess.
See the full album here.
An Osprey built using much of a Chibi Chubs design. Equipped with Combat Rifle, Shield, and Omnidirectional Jet Pack.
Madoka Magica is a anime in 2011, yes already 4 years ago. Recently I watched the OVA and then I thought that whether I could build them in chibi scale. Finally I spent one week and finished them :D
I wanted a squishy Batmobile.
So I took 8664 and put it in the chibi-o-matic.
I didn't want to make it super deformed, but it was definitely fun compressing it a bit.
One more last minute entry... this is the comic knowhere: www.supermercadoent.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Knowhe...
