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Ok guys, I proudly present my Special-Ops Team. With my new abilities in sculpting, I realized hundreds of possibilities. The most important for me has been the way to create the realistic posture of figs. So thats my version. What really annoyed was the fact that people create very cool military figs but the are all in the rigid/inflexible postion as lego figs naturally are. I have been many years in the army but i never held my rifle one-handed, straight ahead. This was for me the next logical step to change the figs in their posture. I hope you like my squad and i support if someone like to copy this technique, would really like to see other versions of of it. :)
Camo Bricks Ukrainian T72B3 Instruction by Warlegos: camo-bricks.com/product-page/ukrainian-t72b3-instruction
Selling the last copies of my old figures.
Complete fig is €20
Torsos are €7-10/each
Heads €5/each
PAD German head with blue Eyes €9/each
I also have one Ponda Baba assembled with 3d printed head and it's €22
You can contact me for buying.
Controlled by an SBrick and powered by dual L-motors and a single, 9V battery, here is my new LEGO Chessie System GM EMD GP38 #3802 model. A big thanks to Andrew Mollmann of OKBrickWorks for these awesome decals that really bring this model to life! What do y'all think?!
These are all of my custom Lego minifigures I have collected over the years of being a Lego enthusiast! Will have many more in the future! **Sorry these are not for sale.**
Minifigs reimagined to look like Singaporeans. They are photographed in residential parts of Singapore in tribute to the nation's 52nd birthday on August 9th 2017.
Here comes a little collection of figs wich spend ages unfinished on my desk. so ißve found a bit time to complete them. hope you like some of them.
These are the custom Lancers that you have been seeing in the series thus far. In my opinion, Hazel's Lancer design is still one of the best Lego weapons ever.
My first build for the third round of the Iron Forge 2025! Just a small one to get us started as this week is turning out a lot busier than expected, but I think quite a fun use of the new seed part; the plant stem!
21 used total, 1 for the hair, 1 for the umbrella, and the rest for the raindrops.
Also - a chance to mess around with making figures, something I feel definitely isn't one of my strengths! I'm pretty happy with how the face came out.
PDF INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE ON THE YOUTUBE VIDEO
All the incomes will be donated to UNHCR: linktr.ee/refugees
The standard MIG-29 will arrive too in a second moment. This one was made for charity and released separately to the main MIG-29 that will arrive later.
Check the video for more details: youtu.be/ZyE728tJWns
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Ok guys, I proudly present my Special-Ops Team. With my new abilities in sculpting, I realized hundreds of possibilities. The most important for me has been the way to create the realistic posture of figs. So thats my version. What really annoyed was the fact that people create very cool military figs but the are all in the rigid/inflexible postion as lego figs naturally are. I have been many years in the army but i never held my rifle one-handed, straight ahead. This was for me the next logical step to change the figs in their posture. I hope you like my squad and i support if someone like to copy this technique, would really like to see other versions of of it. :)
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:
Supposed to be a fallschirmjäger, dropped into Russia with his company nowhere in sight, I thought I may have needed to clear that up lol :P
This are my first figs muscularly arms. I used Warhammer Orc arms for them. Think that the size fits pretty well. Best Regards!
TETSUOOOOOOOINK!
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The recent BA HLC v2 release given a... certain porcine flair.
Starting to sync up the posts between my Instagram and here again (and slowly burying the posts of old so this is a vaguely respectable place).
TAELMARIS VAUNDBRIAE, THE FROSTCLEAVER.
(Winter Wipeout, Pt. 2)
This is my second entry into the Winter Wipeout contest hosted by @haon.brx over on Instagram! The theme for this second week was "Frost Knights." My entry is a Tiefling Champion Fighter, with a powerful frosty axe as her favored weapon. Taelmaris is known as the "Frostcleaver," and her reputation for her cold ruthlessness in combat contrasts with her otherwise jubilant and hopeful demeanor.
As mentioned in the first post, there's a bit of story and lore wrapped in the form of some poetry/lyrics, so read on if you're curious!
"She heard the call, her people's plea,
To put an end to this winter e'ermore,
For starve would her kin, their stores neared empty,
Yet the blizzard that raged did not cease, did not bore.
They claimed that the cause of the ice that spread far
Lie buried in the Ice Reach Isle up north,
Some forgotten curse, from a tomb left ajar,
From the King of the Ancients, the cold winds doth pour forth.
She took up her axe and she set off toward fate
To meet with each savior she'd one day call friend.
At her courage would their misfortunes abate
For her strength and her bravery knew not an end.
When Taelmaris disembarked upon the isle
And found a land riddled with monster and foe,
She fell beast after beast with her axe and her guile
And shielded her allies from each perilous blow."
Compare and contrast my questions.
I love the long coat look on the black suited one, but the unkempt grey suit is something special.
Love them both. So simple, so effective.
Hi everyone, here's my entry for round 3 of the Rogue Olympics, made with exactly 101 parts.
The prompt for this round was: Risk.
This time around I decided to build minifigure scale, on a 8x16 base.
What's more risky than walking on a tightrope, with a barbell, between two cliffs, over a sea full of sharks!
Everything was going well, until a small little bird arrived on the scene...
Here's the video tutorial: