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Built for Mitgardia on Eurobricks. Check it out! www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/188462-a...
Alistair had been harrowing Mitgardian farms for a few years now. But the minotaurs weren't making as much progress on their mission as he had hoped.
His men all agreed that the humans needed to be stopped from using beasts as their servants. But with not enough resources at their disposal they needed help. So Alistair reached out to someone he thought would be sympathetic to their cause.
This is another part of Osric Isentooth's story. It took me nearly a year to continue, errw. But nevermind, things get serious as the final war between the resistance and the Black Spire will determine the fate of Historica!
Feel free to read the story on eurobricks:
www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/145516-a...
All previous (and following) parts are linked in the thread.
If you are not interested in the story, I am also glad to have your comment here.
Thanks for looking!
P.s.: Originally I intented to use this as an entry into the small miscellaneous category in the CCC. But I ran out of time.
The Beryllium Buzzard is a prospecting vessel
in charge of mapping remote celestial bodys,
focussing on deposits of natural resources.
The front section contains two decks:
Cockpit on the upper deck,
scientific workstations and vidiyo communication on the lower deck.
For excursions on raw surfaces of asteroids, moons and uninhabited planets, it carries a Space ArachnoMobil.
The Space ArachnoMobil can be hung up magnetically at the ship’s middle section.
The crew consists of four people.
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I built this for the Classic Space Era Spaceship Contest
on Eurobricks.
Built for Eurobrick's Star Wars Role-Playing game Factions.
This swoop repair shop is always busy. Owners bring their swoop or speeder to the lift where it is taken down to be worked on.
Built for the second War Zone over on Guild of Historica on Eurobricks! Story will be available there soon. Enjoy!
Built for Mysteries.
Our three teams (Light Side, Dark Side, and Mercenaries) are currently battling a Ssi-Ruuk invasion over on the Star Wars RPG game, Mysteries. Come check out the current episode contest and join a team to stop this evil force from taking over the galaxy!
Built on a free monday for the next chapter of my sigfigs story in the Guilds of Historica.
You can find the story here: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/192000-t...
Come check out Season 2 of the Eurobricks SW RPG, Mysteries. Excited to be building Star Wars MOCs right now? So are we! Jump into the fun and chose a team to join; the Light Side, the Dark Side, or the Mercenaries.
Eurobrick's Star Wars roleplaying game is entering it's 3rd season! Come join us in Factions: A Galaxy Divided.
We'd love to have you join our CorSec Team.
Under Mon Mothma's direction the New Republic offered the galaxy peace and security for all who joined. But without a large military fleet, that meant the New Republic Intelligence agency was called on to shoulder a very large burden.
To handle all the possible threats, NRI partnered with Corellian Security. CorSec was known for maintaining a large intelligence network reaching all across the galaxy, handling threats to Corellians wherever they found themselves, and having a wide range of skills the NRI knew would be helpful as they sought to keep the peace.
Now CorSec uses it's galaxy wide reach to protect not just Corellians but all members of the New Republic.
Newly crowned King Philip I and Queen Beatrice of Oleon are greeted by the enthusiastic crowd of the capital city Granoleon.
Built for the introduction of the Coronation Festivities mini-challenge in Brethren of the Brick Seas, on Eurobricks
Made for Eurobricks Factions, this series of Figbarfs encompasses all active Factions:
CFS members L-R:
1 Twi'lek farmer [claiming land after the fall of the empire he allows those passing through a safe place to stay for as long as they need in exchange for help on the farm]
2 Farantros (CFS variant) [After becoming horribly disfigured in an accident, Farantros roamed the galaxy searching for acceptance after a farmer saved him from a gang of bandits, Farantros found a sense of belonging in the CFS and vowed to try and help others]
3 Cerean merchant
4 Nemoidian salesman [a separatist deserter, he set up a business selling, repairing and reprogramming used droids]
5 droid
6 Nemoidian Trade negotiator
7 Gigoran wanderer
8 Pantoran farmer [when the CFS needs help liberating or defending colonies, volunteers are always happy to help]
9 Rodian Bounty Hunter [employed by the CFS on a permanent defence contract]
Original post w/ story: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/183428-j...
The streets of Reecee are often described as a smuggler's heaven. For the last decade, the pirate lords that control the planet have made it a lucrative port for less-than-legal enterprise. Independents, Crimson Dawn, and Black Sun loiter and stalk the alleys and bars. The auction houses, smoking dens, and drinking parlors of the city are full of danger and riches.
Made for Eurobricks Factions, this series of Figbarfs encompasses all active Factions:
Triumvirate members L-R:
1 Umzle (Ugnaught tactician)
2 Kage assassin
3 Quijel (Devaronian female and Triumvirate specialist)
4 Farantros
5 Iher (brother of Farantros and ruthless soldier)
6 Snogar berserker (son of a chieftain and one of the first snogar in centuries to travel offworld)
7 Pauan diplomat
9 Gand Findsman
Made for Eurobricks Factions, this series of Figbarfs encompasses all active Factions:
Corsec member L-R
1 Farantros (Corsec variant) [after experience as a bounty hunter, Farantros joined Corsec to make the galaxy a better place once the empire fell]
2 Technician
3 Pilot
4,5&6 Tactical squad
7 Mon Calamari diplomat
8 Corsec specialist
L'Aile du Pontis (The Pontis Wing) of the Royal Palace in Granoleon is where King Philip I and Queen Beatrice of Oleon have their residence.
My first attempt at baroque architecture, inspired by the the Royal Palace of Stockholm and other similar palaces.
I need to give my fellow LUG member Ichthuz huge credit for some of the design elements which I borrowed from his LDD creations.
Built for the empire of Oleon in Brethren of the Brick Seas, on Eurobricks.
A CFS researcher collects samples from Malagarr's irradiated surface.
Built for Eurobrick's Factions
CFS Operatives patrol outside a highlands outpost.
Due to recent events happening around the galaxy, several worlds partnered with the Confederacy of Free Systems felt the need to fund and establish several military garrisons. This is meant to reduce the time needed to implement potential contingency plans in the event that their worlds or assets are occupied by outside forces.
Built for Eurobrick's Factions
Note: So the story behind this build is that I originally planned to use this building for another moc, but as I progressed, it felt like I didn’t achieve the look that I wanted in regards to the building. Thus, I took the building, modified it a tad, and bam. This is the end result.
This is a trend apparently and I figured why not?
But yeesh, I gotta build more! This is more or less a collection of everything I've built for the past year, specifically the things I think are worth showing again. Largely, this is my Forms of Gotham collection, which has rather put me off building brick figures for a while honestly...all that said, the experience of building them and seeing people's reactions towards them at Brickworld Chicago were worth all the tens of hours I spend on them.
And All the Powers of Hell was another highlight, although to be honest it did fall to the back of my mind--despite winning the Vignette award I've been hunting for years. Still, it has a place in my heart and as such is still constructed and boxed away for BW '17. Aside from the figures Batman, Catwoman, and Penguin, its the only thing that remains of my '16 Convention tour builds.
My Alien and Predators builds are something I'm proud of, even though they totally point out how I can change focus on a dime whenever anyone mentions Predators or posts a Xenomorph. To wit, I've been secretly hive building for the past half year; building another queen, gathering eggs, makin' drones, hunting down those elusive black minifigure binoculars, all for the inevitable time when I'll need them. At the moment I'm planning on building Alien something for BW '17, although that might just be the amazing Covenant trailer speaking! So no promises yet!
Before I get into the future, I first want to note the wonderful experiences I had this year with my friends at Eurobricks, both online and especially in person, as we constructed our group collab for Brickworld, Ready Set Escargot!. We put tons of hours into a truly collaborative effort and finally getting the win was icing on the cake. As we look forward to next year's build, I hope that we can continue that awesome tradition! Incidentally, I don't have any pictures of my Snail, but I made the sand blue viking one, if anyone is wondering.
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Onto the future, one of the reasons I've not appeared to be building much (specifically in the later half) of 2016, is because I'm building for 2017! Right now I'm finishing some colorful magazine builds, but I've also locked down my convention layout concept for next year, one that'll use a lot of colors I normally wouldn't touch with a ten foot poll-- yellow, red, and orange. Brick figures will be minimal, at least until 2018, and I'm also planning two separate series of builds of the superhero variety. Either way, I can't wait to get started!
And finally, thank you to everyone for your support!
Pre-conquest; left to right: Taluqlar horse archer (2x), levy spearman (in the back), hussar (2x), Grand Duke Basil "the Mad Lord" with personal sigil and Duchess Vylla, infantryman (2x), dismounted noble knight, handgunner
There are many explanations for the origin of the country's name of Pontilla. The natives call their country 'Pontaulis': the Land under the Sky(-God Taule), while the Northern Kingdoms refer to it as 'Terra Pontilla': the Land by the Sea, or some even claiming it refers to its position as a bridgehead between the northern and southern kingdoms of the continent.
Whichever the case, it is testament to Pontilla's varied history and culture. On the periphery of many different spheres of influence, Pontilla is a melting pot of peoples all formed into one defiant Grand Duchy. For if one would use only one word to describe the Pontillan nature, "defiance" would be it. A hardy people shaped by the harsh environment, with long cold winters and short but sunny summers.
Pontilla can be roughly split up into three main parts, which are then further divided into smaller duchies and marches. In the northeast one finds the Heartland, dominated by mountain ranges in the east which slowly sink into the earth the more you go west. There they give way to rolling hills and plains. The western end of Pontilla is characterized by the final stretches of the Great Northern Steppe, which is only sparsely populated mainly by semi-nomadic horse tribes. Finally, in the southeast of the country, beyond the mountain ridges there is the Darkwood, close to the Varcosian border. Also called Tenebriya, this area is infamous for the eponymous Darkwood: a nigh-impenetrable ancient forest that serves as a natural border with Varcosia.
The varied nature of Pontilla's geography and people is reflected in its army, which the core of men raised in the eastern parts are more akin to the troops wielded by the Northern Kingdoms, but augmented by troops raised amongst the horse peoples in the west. Together they form a small, but efficient army specializing in hit-and-run tactics and ambushes. When it does come to pitched battle, the Pontillans are known to employ wagenburg tactics to defend themselves from the powerful charge of enemy knights.
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The draft for Pontilla's background has been around in a near-finished state for a while now. I should get around to finally finishing it and adding it to Jameis' Guide.
For the BOBS prequel Tales of Old, on Eurobricks.
Finally made photos of this one: www.flickr.com/photos/mcdenbesten/38413023211
It is completely modular, so it would have been a waste not to eventually show the interiors.
Meeting with Haldor, the Master Builder of Bridges.
Please take a look at the story here in the Guilds of Historica Forum on Eurobricks: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/191588-m...
This was built for the 2022 Summer Joust. The Challenge was to build a bridge which is at least 32 Studs long. This build was quite an experiment. I started of with a shorter bridge but then choose to do a longer one which actually goes over 48 studs without supports. Then I first thought I'd just build a facade with an ugly backside. But that wasn't my style, so I took on the challenge and build a bridge that was viewable and beautiful from every angle. Problem then was, that you can't build a big bridge and place a small wooden house next to it. You only need a big bridge if you have a big house. And that's how this building developed.
Finally decided to join Brethren of the Brick Seas, the latest RPG on eurobricks.com
And of course I joined the Sea Rats :)
A rework of my recent South Western Frontier build in a Colonial setting for Brethren of the Brick Seas. 95th Rifle Torsos from KTownBricks
The couple were on the Party Barge of the Dead for #brickworldchicago2023, dancing on the deck at the back of the boat.
I’m so proud to have been part of the Eurobricks team that build the incredible Party Barge of the Dead.
Instructions for (a slightly modified) Skellie are now available via Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-200279/Kristel/skellie/#details
Instructions for Catrina (with a slightly different hat) are available via Rebrickable:
This is my third entry for the Andromeda's Gates RPG over at Eurobricks:
THIS LOOKS LIKE FUN!
---------- Start Log ----------
Another planet, another desperate search for my goal with little to show for it. This planet looked like it had dried up years ago and nothing lives here anymore.
Then, I come over a dune in my buggy and almost fall into a huge hole in the sand. I pulled out my rappelling rope and decided this might be a bit of fun on a boring mission, and look at what I found! Those eggheads were right, the biomass life is overwhelming, it just happens to be hidden underground!
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I had a vision when I read the planet description, and just went for it. Enjoy!
My entry for the Eurobricks May 4th Contest, Nature is After You category.
The prompt inspired me to try my had at terrain building- another building genre I've never tried before. I learned a lot form this little diorama and I think I'll try it again in the future. It was way more difficult to construct believable terrain, so props to the builders that make it look so easy! I went through a lot of different colour combos to emulate the Endor vibe but I was mostly limited by the bricks in my collection. My Bricklink wishlst has grown considerably over the course of this contest!
I never thought I’d build myself an AT-ST. With some interesting shapes and a handful of greebles, it was a very fun little project and made even more so due to the fact I didn’t have to worry about how the thing would stand on two legs! There are so many incredible MOCs of the vehicle in the community, it was hard not to be influenced by a few of them, but hopefully I’ve produced something unique.
After a long time without building LEGO I picked up my old hobby again. Well my Life changed a lot in the meantime: I met a beautiful girl and so I didn't spend much time with my LEGO. When I had a day off I met her instead of you know... building stuff. So it was real quiet in my photostream. 3 Years ago we got married and moved to a new place, one and a half hour away from both our homes (which is pretty much in Switzerland where you can cross the whole country in like 3-4 hours). Also i finished my studies and got my master of theology. Now I'm working as a youth pastor in the coolest Church (www.feg-wetzikon.ch) ever. This Spring we had a week with many children where I held a LEGO workshop. It was also a lot of fun building with some Ukrainian kids and building LEGO is a very good activity which you can do even if you don't understand each other. Yeah and that LEGO Workshop was so much fun that I decided to do something again in my freetime. And here I am, posting the first pictures since many years. So much about me ;-).
You can find the first chapter of the story here: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/191046-a...
P.s. Many of the architecture is inspired by Settlers of Catan Duell (www.catan.de/das-duell). Michael Menzel a german board game designer made some beautiful grafics, which were truly inspirational. I can only recommend to check his work out and play his games. They're fantastic!
Built for Eurobricks' May 4th Contest, Minifigure Habitat category.
I was trying to emulate a behind the scenes ILM model department in this MOC but perhaps it comes across as a bit more of a generic workshop, but Star Wars related nonetheless!
I had a lot of fun recreating my own props for this scene like the desklamp, pots of paint, and other paraphernalia found in the workspace as well as some tiny Star Wars vehicles: the AT-AT is my favourite.
Graham guards supplies stored in the caves of Magrathea.
A build for both ABS Builder Challenge and Andromeda's Gates, the new game on Eurobricks.
You'll find the seed part used to make the stalactites and stalagmites.
Soli Deo Glora!
My entry in Challenge I 'A time to rebuild' in Guilds of Historica on Eurobricks.
This build is actually 3 years in the making - it started off as this build in December 2015. I then added the ground floor, then put it on my shelf where it sat for almost 3 years! As my building style has changed somewhat in that time, I completely rebuilt the base as well as adding the second level and construction equipment. The next scene will be the completed keep - hopefully that won't take another 3 years!
A Eurobricks contest entry. The ship uses pieces only from Lego's Official Ambush on Ferrix and Obi-wan vs. Vader sets (1 ea.), You can read more about it here:
www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/194975-m...
Built for Eurobrick's Star Wars role-playing game: Factions.
Two speeder bikes race across the surface of Korvaii.
built for the celebrating guilds of historica contest. category: old but gold. please head over to the forum and take a look at the story: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/192687-g...
Eurobrick's Star Wars roleplaying game is entering it's 3rd season! Come join us in Factions: A Galaxy Divided.
We'd love to have you join our CorSec Team.
Under Mon Mothma's direction the New Republic offered the galaxy peace and security for all who joined. But without a large military fleet, that meant the New Republic Intelligence agency was called on to shoulder a very large burden.
To handle all the possible threats, NRI partnered with Corellian Security. CorSec was known for maintaining a large intelligence network reaching all across the galaxy, handling threats to Corellians wherever they found themselves, and having a wide range of skills the NRI knew would be helpful as they sought to keep the peace.
Now CorSec uses it's galaxy wide reach to protect not just Corellians but all members of the New Republic.
Considering this a Rejected Build.
I made this in...July apparently, and I wasn't able to get any good photos of it (at least the closeups I wanted). The build was for Guilds of Historica on Eurobricks; I was going to us it as a story vehicle to introduce my character(s).
I've had this picture sitting around privately on my photostream for months now, but I figured I show it off. This is the only photo I now have of the build--a few weeks back my laptop crashed, and I lost everything (like all my photo hard-copies...) but a few things I managed to save (I got some Sentinel Images, but that's it). So this will have to do.
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In other news, I'm still building away for Brickworld Fort Wayne 2015. Expected online post date is Oct. 22/23. Incidentally, I've not yet decided if I'll be posting all of it...as it turns out I don't actually have time to build a tables worth from scratch, so I was forced to finish up a WIP I was building for Brickworld Chicago 2016...not sure if I want to spoil that yet! And Monday comes my Creations for Charity build; just waiting on parts--but I'm very happy with it, and excited for everyone to see the finished product.
Made for Eurobricks Factions, this series of Figbarfs encompasses all active Factions:
Clan Eldar members:
2 Farantros (Clan Eldar variant) [sporting a custom made mandalorian helmet that fits his Devaronian horns, he was rescued during the battle of Montellian Serat and as a foundling began to follow the ways of the Mandalorians
{The rest of these are pretty generic so don't have any set backstories]
built for the celebrating guilds of historica contest. category: old but gold. please head over to the forum and take a look at the story: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/192687-g...
done for Eurobricks MadMax contest.
More photos:
bricksafe.com/pages/horcikdesigns/tc17-hardvester
More info: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/174904-t...
Built for EB's Faction's Horror LTC.
Note: Not the most satisfied with this build. I'd consider it more of a test build for a shore line tbh.
Connected with Ryan’s Portal to Mortis and Sam’s Horror on Rampart Station
flic.kr/p/2k22GvG
flic.kr/p/2k282FB
Nimbus II
My entry into Eurobricks' May 4th contest in the ‘Imperial Ship’ category.
I’ve wanted to build one of ECHenry’s designs for some time and the build prompt from the contest provided the perfect excuse! Likewise, I often lurk among these forums so this contest provided the impetus to finally sign up.
This MOC is based on ECHenry's idea for a fighter called the Nimbus II: a ship that bridges the design between the Republic Nimbus-class V-wing and the Imperial TIE fighter. EC Henry writes:
“This fighter was the successor to the Nimbus-class V-wing. Most notably, the Nimbus II lacked the shield projector nose of the earlier V-wing. This left the Nimbus II almost completely unshielded, but it significantly improved speed, maneuverability, and power efficiency. The Nimbus II would be a common sight for the first several years of Imperial rule, before it was largely replaced by the more robust and more maintenance-friendly TIE fighter.”
As soon as I got my hands on the new Pagani windscreen elements, I wanted to give this cockpit combo a try. It’s not too much of a stretch to imagine how this design might later morph into that of the iconic TIE fighter.
There are a few details that I’m rather pleased with: the little greebles in the engines which are I think I made pretty accurate to EC Henry’s original design, as well as the wings which have the black panels reminiscent of the TIE solar panels on one side and flat grey on the other.
Finally, I squeezed a little functionality into the model: turning the gear between the thrusters at the back of the craft will rotate the wings into flight or landing position. Luckily, there’s just enough friction in the mechanism to keep the wings vertical when they need to be.
Somewhere in the Siccus Badlands, Kaliphlin, in a village called Amrakect, stood a little blue house, the house of the Centario's. Onicius Centario, the white-haired son of the house, once lived here peacefully and carefree, until one fateful day...
My entry for category "Old but Gold" of the Guilds of Historica 10th Anniversary contest. This one is a tribute to my first GoH build, which started the prologue story of my character's story (The Exetrius Saga). The idea of "Old but Gold" is to make a modern version of an old build, to show how much you have grown as a builder throughout the years. So compare this to the original build, way at the beginning of my photostream: flic.kr/p/uv9CDr
EB topic: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/194105-g...
Guilds of Historica is a wonderful project and community on Eurobricks that shaped me as a builder and person. It's a fantasy worldbuilding-roleplaying game (rather laid-back) that emphasizes on creating cool builds and lore, giving constructive feedback to grow your skills, and having fun!
Does that sound good to you?
We are always happy to welcome new members! Have a look at our forum, or Discord, and ask us anything!
As of last week, the Bugatti Veyron is once again the fastest car in the world. The figures are stunning: 8.0 litres, 4 turbochargers, 16 cylinders, 1001 hp, 4wd.
This Lego model has been built to 1:15 scale (16-wide) for Eurobricks 2010 LDD Challenge and features a mid-mounted W8 piston motor, 4wd, four-wheel independent modularised suspension. The vehicle is built to true automotive method. The front passenger tub is technic pin mounted to the rear engine/chassis subframe. All exterior panel except the roof are unstressed and can be detached from the body. The rear spoiler is also height and pitch adjustable.
Built for the Bad Batch Limited Time Challenge for the SWFactions game on Eurobricks. Full post and story here: www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/185676-k...
Restrictions: 16x16, must depict a squad of special clones.
The Pentastar Alignment has clones now, and they're not happy about the New Republic attacking Muunilinst.