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When we visited LegoLand Florida of course the boys had fun on the rides. But I could probably just have spent the whole day taking photos in miniland.
This impressive model of the Capitol building is in the DC section of Miniland USA.
This house is a residence of a beautiful family in suburban areas. Let me take you for a tour of this house! As you can see, on the ground floor of this house, it has a living room, a stunning kitchen complete with the dining table, and 1 bathroom. While on the first floor, this house has 2 bedrooms and also 1 bathroom. The total bricks used to build this house almost reached 1500 bricks, and yes it does light up 💡. That's all for the tour of this house, I hope you enjoyed and have a great day!
THE GREATER GRELL, BEAKED ABERRATION.
Happy #monstermonday everyone!! Today we visit a D&D creature that is as delightfully weird as it is frighteningly intriguing. The design of this creature is... a brain-resembling body with a beak, and several barbed tentacles. It doesn't get much more aberrant than that. While they appear to be senseless creatures, they actually have incredible hearing and a sort of sense that goes beyond what humanoids are capable of. Everything about grell is fascinating, strange, and—well, GRELL.
I was inspired to revisit this odd little creature when I saw the amazing grell builds by @asortaokaybuilder over on Instagram a little bit ago, so if you haven't seen those yet, I encourage you to check them out! I had initially made these creatures for a dungeon encounter yeeeeears ago, but didn't love the way I executed their design, so I decided to redo one. Additionally, as you may well already know about me, I like to take liberties with creatures' size categories, and make them larger than normal to both add more detail, and dial up the fearsome factor a bit! Therefore, I give you the Greater Grell, a grell who has lived and fed a significantly longer time than most grell, and is thus far more powerful. Enjoy!
MichLTC's 10 x 35 foot display is at the Henry Ford Museum from November 21, 2012 to January 6, 2013.
A view of my revamped Fisher Building model (version 3).
I was inspired by @red.impala who created a small robot figure using the printed elements and the nose wing from the Collectible F1 Mini cars, and I wanted to take my own stab at using those elements as well. I opted for a larger figure that also incorporated the actual car chassis! Most would disregard that element as useless, but I say it makes a fantastic torso element!
F1-11 is the first figure I built for this series, but by distinction on both Bricklink and the Instruction sheet, she is the 11th car in the series. Therefore I am designating her as F1-11. It is also a female because F1 Academy is a Racing League for women.
My seventh build for round two of the Iron Forge 2025!
The seed part, a minifigure head, was used five times (really! 😉)
This tree is super solid. Can you guess how I built it this way? My first attempt took about three weeks and then totally fell apart. Three months later I had a solid build. I made two different sizes. One super big and the other large. The smaller one is up on Lego ideas so please go VOTE for it there. Here is the link: ideas.lego.com/projects/e299db50-89bc-41e5-a69d-1f51520093e4
Here’s some different angles of the build. A lot of you have been hoping for some closer pics of the Sith Droid so here they are! It’s inspired by Bastion from the video game Overwatch.
My first year on Flickr comes to a close! It's been a pleasure to join some of the lovely (and very skilled) people on this platform and add my own builds to the mix, some of which I am very pleased with! I would have loved to have more to show for especially the second half of the year, but as it turns out, being a new dad takes up most of ones time :)
Looking forward to 2025!
Fujin is a MOC I first built in 2020, and therefore is the most recent member to join my cast of Plague Doctor MOCs. He is a warrior monk who specializes in wind magic. Living in a monastery has made Fujin a fierce warrior, both with hand to hand combat, melee weapons and as a wind mage. He is one of the few people who can best Matteo in a fight, a fact he loves reminding Matteo of.
A small tree in the roof garden.
This house has a number of cuboid bodies linked together by a dark blue tiled hallway hosting a spiral staircase. Large glass windows offer a view of the ground floor and roof garden. Solar panels and home grown vegetables contribute to a sustainable way of living.
I've dreamed of building the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse ever since I first saw the movie as a kid.
Now, in Lego, I have!
Here it is: the most iconic treehouse of all time!
Support this project and you can have your very own Falconhurst Treehouse.
ideas.lego.com/projects/e299db50-89bc-41e5-a69d-1f51520093e4
Designing this set was an awesome challenge. My first attempt completely fell apart. Three months later, after redesigning everything, I was done with a solid model. You might think that this set will break apart, but the building techniques used, invisible in the finished model, make it extremely strong, even to the end of every branch. Technic pieces connect the green base to the inside of the tree and into the floor of the main treehouse. From top to bottom this set is solid. There has never been a Lego set anything like this so support it and make it a reality!
The treehouse has lots of great functions. The stairs fold up, just like in the movie. There is a trap door you can open and close in the floor of the main treehouse; the roof of each treehouse comes off easily so you can play inside each hut; the right treehouse opens in the front so you can set things up without taking off the roof. And there are lots of great details, like the bunk bed, ships steering wheel, shelves with books and trinkets, a small organ and so much more.
It comes with six minifigures, two dogs, and two monkeys. The minifigures are Mr and Mrs Robinson, Fritz, Ernst, Roberta or "Bertie" and Francis.
It consists of about 2,730 pieces and most are really small, but with the use of parts that currently don't come in the colors needed for the treehouse (mostly reddish brown and dark brown) this count could easily be reduced. It is an impressive set that fits nicely on the corner of my desk.
Thanks Bruce for the help with the photos.
Support this project and share it on social media to make the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse a reality! ideas.lego.com/projects/e299db50-89bc-41e5-a69d-1f51520093e4
My seventh entry for the final round of the Iron Forge 2025!
The seed part, flower stem with three prongs was used a total of 10 times.
Playing around with dark and accentuated lighting is quite new to me, hope it came out okay.
This tree is super solid. Can you guess how I built it this way? My first attempt took about three weeks and then totally fell apart. Three months later I had a solid build. I made two different sizes. One super big and the other large. The smaller one is up on Lego ideas so please go VOTE for it there. Here is the link: ideas.lego.com/projects/e299db50-89bc-41e5-a69d-1f51520093e4
I designed a climbing gym made with Lego bricks. It is submitted on Lego Ideas.com. If it will gather 10000 supporters, it will gain the chance to become an official Lego set.
In only two weeks, it already gathered more than 1000 supporters and keep growing. The next milestone is at 5000 and it will give more time to the project.
With your help it might become reality!
Just take a couple of minute of your time, click the link below and find out all the cool details of the build! I hope you will enjoy it and you will login and support it!
ideas.lego.com/projects/253a4743-4f5d-4c58-b767-700a38a09208
These buildings are based on certain architectural elements found in NYC. Especially the fire escape in front, a corner deli and neighborhood restaurants.
This creation was inspired by the Star Wars Battlefront 2 game. I put a lot of effort into this build, especially the rockwork, ground details and the giant tree and I have to admit I'm pretty happy with the final result.
As you can see this diorama shows a battle between Imperial forces supported by the Inferno Squad and rebel troopers. For more detailed description and 'work in progress' pictures, please check out my Instagram page! (@betterbrickstudio)
Watch out for the new bakery shop around the neighbourhood. The ground level consists of the bakery shop with fresh baked pastry. Sometimes it attracts a lot of hungry passers-by. On the next floor stays an afro-funky guy. He still think he is staying in the retro era with black vinyls and Motown music. Banana is his favourite fruit. He often invites his gang, an exhibitionist who loves garden, Miss aerobic and Miss Gadgetheavy ( they favourite spot is the roof top ). The building behind is a vacant office. You can tell by the newspapers, letters and leaflets flying around.
In April 2008, I completely rebuilt my Lego model of Detroit's David Stott Building (1929) to make it more accurate. The model now has 37 floors just like the prototype. I reduced the height of each floor by 1 brick to achieve more realistic proportions. This is my 2nd tallest Lego skyscraper as of 2008.
Watch the Video Review of this set right here youtu.be/tlaxBcy1cfs
📣 In today’s great episode: We check out one of the great new 2019 3 in 1 creator sets, the Lego deep sea creatures, the main model is a shark, there is also an angler fish and squid and on line there is a 4th instruction for a whale! loads of fun, lots to build and break, a truly joyous kit.
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I’m sloooooowly learning that it’s all about accenting details. You can have great trains, but a weak layout doesn’t show them off well. Grateful for everyone being so open to my questions and neediness for advice lol
A view of the upper banking hall of the Guardian Building model. Mayan style arches cover the side aisles. The arrangement of this hall is very much like the layout of a cathedral.
My 2007 model of the DPL only included the front 1/3 of the original Cass Gilbert designed portion of the main branch building, I am now creating new sections to expand my model to all of the original building. Only a small portion of the 1960s addition will be modeled so as to include the main rear entrance.
This image shows how I create multi-pane windows using relatively inexpensive and readily available parts: 1x2 clear bricks, 1x2 dark bley {blue-grey} plates, 1x6 dark bley tiles, and assorted white bricks to form the walls containing the window frames. The section in the foreground once completed, will be a mirror-image of the section in the background.
The Michigan Lego Train Club put up a large 20 x 30 foot display at the Owosso Train Festival - July 23-26, 2009.
Part of downtown Detroit on the LEGO layout with the Ford Building on the left.
I have a serious mecha building fewer.. Oh and I have been playing lots of BF3 :3 Now to the build...
MGM=Multipurpose,Ground-type,Mecha.
This is the first ground type mecha that Juzu Corp. built. It has been seen on various battles already, and it has been successful.
This was greatly inspired by one person, and I'll tag him soon... ;)
Enjoy!
Imperial forces launch a ground offensive against Neo Separatist troops on Anuri. Supported by a AT-AT l Imperial forces charge the Separatists and their New Republic allies head on, hoping to destroy the Separatist forward command post and prevent them from calling in much needed reinforcements. In a valiant attempt to stop the charging walker, separatist jet troopers swarm the lumbering machine in the hopes to highjack it.
I designed a climbing gym made with Lego bricks. It is submitted on Lego Ideas.com. If it will gather 10000 supporters, it will gain the chance to become an official Lego set.
In only two weeks, it already gathered more than 1000 supporters and keep growing. The next milestone is at 5000 and it will give more time to the project.
With your help it might become reality!
Just take a couple of minute of your time, click the link below and find out all the cool details of the build! I hope you will enjoy it and you will login and support it!
ideas.lego.com/projects/253a4743-4f5d-4c58-b767-700a38a09208
My Lego model of the David Stott Building, version 2.0. It is now 7 feet 9 inches to the roof and 8 feet, 3 inches to the fop of the antenna.
Well, Christmas is coming up, so I decided to do a nativity build. I've never seen one in a Lego set and thought I should make one. It would be a great addition to all your holiday decorations. This set was built with 347 bricks. There are several minifigures and animals featured in this set. There are a total of nine minifigures. There is also a baby, three horses, two pigs, a bunny, five chickens, four chicks, and three eggs. Also, the whole top floor can be taken off for easy access to the first floor. It took me several hours on this over a course of three days. Anyways, I am pleased with the final build. Hope you like it! :D
The year is 2099. As space exploration thrives, venturing into the cosmos has become commonplace. Nations and even private companies now have their own exploration teams. Among these pioneers are VAREC 02 and VAREC 07, designed and produced by the Vietnam Aerospace Research and Exploration Committee (VAREC).
Repurposed from a vintage 2022 John Deere skidder, VAREC 07 is equipped with a powerful front claw, built for collecting and transporting planetary rocks and meteor samples for advanced geological research. Supporting it is VAREC 02, a specialized maintenance robot tasked with repairs and upkeep, ensuring VAREC 07 operates at peak efficiency during every mission.
Building instruction could be found here: reb.li/m/208541