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Since I love the Death Star interior design, I wanted to build a custom LEGO diorama depicting it.
This MOC recreates the blast doors (and they can be fully opened and closed) and different wall sections, including the iconic lighting panels. It has some advanced building techniques, so if you're an AFOL, you might like it ;)
You can get the instructions on my Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/users/symbioza/mocs/
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I think I have rebuilt this set over a hundred times. There are so many options in Lego and I tried most of them, so good, some great, some terrible. Since I took these photos I have rebuilt the head and neck. Photos coming soon.
MARYBETH, THE KENKU BARBARIAN.
This is my second character for the Greymane's Haven Adventuring Guild ongoing challenge hosted over on @greymane_guild om Instagram! As these characters come together, you may start to notice a theme...
Marybeth is a frightening, small, yet imposing raven-like humanoid known as a Kenku, and is a Barbarian of the Path of the Berserker. She wields a number of bone daggers and shortswords handcrafted and sharpened by her best friend, Sythil, and employs them to devastating effect. Though she has an impeccable memory when her interest is piqued, her selective enthusiasm often ends up coming back to bite her when a mission isn't completed quite how the client requested it to be. Her intense gaze and movements often unnerve those not familiar with her behavior, but her allies know that her loyalty runs somehow deeper than even her ferocity.
I have finally begun a model of the 40 story art deco Guardian Building designed by Wirt C. Rowland and built in Detroit in 1929 for the Union Trust Company. The base of the building measures 44 x 134 studs and when complete, it should be over 8 feet (about 2.5 meters) high.
This view shows the roughed-in ground floor and the partially completed upper banking level.
Notes:
1. I had to reduce the number of elevator shafts from 12 to 8 due to the limitations of the scale.
2. I did not have enough sand-red LEGO to use to represent the Numidian marble so I am using dark red.
3. The black 2x2 blocks on the upper level represent the bases of the pillars that support the arches and the vaulting over the banking level.
4. Eventually the upper and lower floors will be fully tiled.
Restaurants, Pizzeria....
At Brickcon, during public hours, I was told by many people who had visited the bridge and eaten at this restaurant " worst meal ever".. :-) :-)
It’s time to make the jump to hyperspace...with babies at the helm for the #imperialmarchbabybuilds contest by @si_mocs AND as yet another submission for @boonebuilds Star Wars challenge - #ImperialMarch #ImperialMarch21
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View of some buildings in the Michigan Lego Train club city display. The New York Flatiron Building, constructed by Chris Leach is on the left.
Part of the 50x70 foot ILTCO Lego train and town display at the 2005 NMRA.
Support the iScream Ice Cream set into becoming a Lego Product at the Lego Ideas website. Here's a shortcut:
ideas.lego.com/projects/320444b3-b98c-4c5b-adb6-b1bb2867414e
I scream! You scream! We all scream for ice cream! This set features an ice cream parlor designed by yours truly, RoboXpert. (Btw, you can see my Minifigure from my logo cleaning a table in the building.) This set took me two days to design and has over 1,261 Lego pieces. It has 19 Minifigures, a dog, and a cat.
The first thing you'll notice on the iScream parlor is the iScream sign as well as all the other wonderful detail put into this build. If you look real close, you'll see that those ice cream cones outside are really lights for when night falls. There are tables and chairs seated around the building for those who just have to enjoy their delicious ice cream outside. If you go inside, there is a beautiful floor design where the guests eat/order as well as a nice floor kitchen design for the employees. Of course, it wouldn't be iScream without ice cream, so there are many flavors to try! You truly will scream when you see iScream!
CHRISTMAS TREANT, THE FESTIVE FIR FELLOW.
Happy #monstermonday and Happy Holidays! This is my entry into the #HolidayMonsterSmash challenge being hosted by @bricksanFELLOW. over on Instagram, and is a build I've been excited to make for quite a while! The Christmas Treant is a creature that would fit perfectly in a holiday-themed D&D one-shot, and opens up a lot of fun possibilities for story. How long has the treant been festive? Who decorates the treant? Is the decor itchy? How do they get the topper on? While in my world, the holiday isn't called Christmas, there is, in fact, a festive treant whose story inspired the tradition of decorating trees for those that celebrate. For a fun little bit of lore regarding it, read on! Swipe through to the end to see the Treant both alternatively decorated in ornaments and undecorated!
Ages ago, when the Dwarven holiday of Gotmas was still in its infancy, there existed a quaint little village nestled into the Lower Gottim Mountain Range. The village was known for being one of the few Dwarven settlements that saw snow fall in the winter. The village had befriended an ancient creature known as a Treant—a living, walking, thinking tree—and had many years of friendship with the being. They would often trade gifts, and occasionally play light-hearted pranks on each other. One fateful Gotmas Eve, however, a group of young Dwarves in the village noted that the Treant never had any holidays to celebrate, and planned to rectify it with a practical joke of their own.
That night, while the Treant was rooted and fast asleep, the Dwarves snuck out with a coil of colorful magelights affixed to a white, silvery rope—the same kind of garlands they decorated their homes with. They crept into the grove where the Treant slept and set themselves to work. Vibrant twinkles of blue, red, yellow, and green now lit up the ancient being, topped off with a golden star ornament. When the Dwarves were done decorating, they woke up the Treant, grins plastered across their faces. When the Treant awoke, however, he did not revel in their amusement, for he thought the young Dwarves had set him on fire. The Treant found a newfound pep in his step and chased the Dwarves through the woods, their laughter quickly turning to panic.
When the Treant had finally reached the village, and the Dwarvish youths had run out of breath, he stopped, and looked around. People had started to come out of their houses at the commotion of the Treant's thunderous footsteps, and beheld the sight. As the Treant surveyed the Dwarves he had called friends, and they surveyed him, they began to ooh and ah. The crowd that had gathered started to remark on how lovely the Treant looked in the magelights, and how fitting the gold star atop the canopy was. The Treant slowly began to see that the decorations that covered his leafy branches matched those that the Dwarves had strung up on their roof eaves.
"Merry Gotmas, Mr. Treant!" cried the young Dwarves, who had finally caught their breath. The crowd began to chime in, echoing their sentiment, and wishing good tidings to the ancient plant. The Treant started to laugh, as the Dwarves gathered around him and sung their Gotmas songs, dancing and playing in the colorfully lit night. Since that fateful Gotmas Eve, the tradition of decorating trees in ornaments and magelights began to spread to all who celebrated Gotmas. It's said that each year, the youths of that village still go up into the woods to decorate the Treant, and bring him gifts. To Dwarves all around the world who celebrate the age-old tradition of Gotmas, there's no question about it: it's truly the most wonderful time of the year.
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A Neo Fabuland Town Square
This build is part of a larger display I built in 2025, revisiting and expanding on the concept of Neo Fabuland—a reinterpretation of the classic Fabuland aesthetic, much like how Neo-Classic Space draws inspiration from the original Classic Space theme. If you’re curious, you can read more about the goals of the project here.
All six builds for this display are now complete, but so far I have only posted two sections, Maximillian’s Watermill and Hilltop Station, and this is the third one I completed.
This build is not inspired by an existing Fabuland set. It features a bustling town centre with a tavern, an apartment building with a rooftop hut and garden, a stone bridge, vehicles and a statue.
Welcome to my new big MOC of 2019: "Berlin Friedrichsberg-Kreuzhain - Studio 19"
I built 2 square meters of LEGO City - a fictional place in my hometown of Berlin including a movie studio.
It took some months of work - November'18 till March'19 to be ready for its first exhibition
Movie props storage
A bit of a departure from what I usually build. Got inspired by the concrete sculptures by David Umemoto and decided to make my own in the medium I'm most comfortable in. Eliminating gaps and studs to get a clean pour took some time as I had just enough silicone and concrete for one go at it. It's not perfect but I think the imperfections adds to the weathered look. Will post some process pics on instagram for anyone interested.
Transferring the digital design to an actual layout. A lot of repeating work but happy what I can do already with the items I have in stock.
TEMPESTWEAVER, THE SUMMONER OF STORMS.
(Clash of the Deep series Pt. 7)
This is the seventh post of a series I built for the #Janubewary challenge hosted by @bricksandfables over on Instagram! The second arc of my series focuses on the villainous Krakenfolk who begin to terrorize the seas and all their inhabitants. The second of these is Tempestweaver!
The Atlantean had spent days scouring for the Black Coral Cove. It was rumored this accursed cove was the home to a sea witch called Tempestweaver, whose rituals and dark sorcery had increased storm activity by tenfold in the area. Supposedly, she was connected to a number of other individuals that had been tormenting the ocean and coastal areas. He was almost ready to call off his search, when remembered it: there was a rumor that the nefarious krakenfolk had come to their world from a portal deep underwater. If that was the case, could it be..?
The sea-elf pondered if the sea Witch had indeed come from his homeland, the ancient city under the waves, ruined for ages. If that were the case, he might be able to track her. The Atlantean found a soft spot of sand to relax and closed his eyes, focusing his energy. Clear as day, there was a signature, not more than a day's swim from here. He gathered up his gear, and set off.
The archipelago that the cove was hidden in suddenly didn't seem like such a labyrinth. There were clear silhouettes to the islands, and each shone with a sense of proximity to the aura he was tracing. If there was something—or someone—from the old world around, he could certainly find her. The skies overhead had begun to darken, and the waves grew choppier by the minute. Nevertheless, he persevered. By the time he found the cove, he could hear a song, impish and cruel. The voice spoke of ships sinking to the bottom of the sea as some sort of sacrifices. Finally, he saw her. A mass of purple, glimmering tentacles floated around her in the water as tendrils and armor of gold decorated her upper half. She channeled her magic through a staff that looked ancient, and he realized she must've somehow unearthed it in the ruins whence she came.
"You are in possession of something that doesn't belong to you. Something that ought to be buried, along with you. Surrender it now, and I may let you live," called the Atlantean, his trident aimed readily at her center of mass.
"Ah, is that so? The little lost boy whose kingdom now knows nothing but death... promises me life?" she replied, her voice like that of a siren who'd dropped their facade. "A deal that offers me nothing, truly, as you aren't wont to spare my life anyways. I've heard your tales... The winds whisper to me that you are merciless in your pursuit of relics. What is it that you hope to protect in keeping them all out of reach? It isn't as if there's anyone left alive to miss them."
The sea-elf, enraged, hurled his trident with all his force at her. It would've hit, too, if she weren't somehow a mirage. "Coward!" He called. "Reveal yourself and fight me! I did not come for trickery and fool's magic." He outstretched his hand, summoning his trident back to him, but felt resistance, as though something had a hold on it.
"No, indeed. That is not why you came. You came to receive a message for you and your allies." Tempestweaver emerged from beneath the water, wielding his trident in one hand and the stolen staff in the other. She began to trace sinister, arcane sigils in the air with them as she continued, "there is no resisting the rise of this world's end. My master is hungry for another world, and I intend to deliver it to him. You and your allies may try in futility, but he shall rise. The day of reckoning shall come, and your world will be cracked by his will, left with naught but water and magma, as its people burn or sink beneath the waves. I suppose you shall have to suffer it a second time. I can see you'll most certainly be trying to stop us. You'll need this, then," she cast aside his trident carelessly in the sand, "I've gotten my use out of it now anyways... See you soon."
The witch plunged into the water below, leaving him alone in the cove. He grabbed for his weapon and lunged into the water after her, but was blinded by ink. Emerging back onto land, he rubbed at his eyes, cleaning out the mess, as rolling thunder shook the walls of the cove. A storm had indeed been kicked up... and it just might end up being one without end.
RougeOlympics Round 7 - Chaos. I give you Doctor Ian Malcolm mensplaining Chaos Theory to Doctor Ellie Sattler. as in every round there is a 101 parts limit
Bedroom corner exterior.
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.
A people mover passes the Ford Building and approaches a station.
This LEGO train layout was put up by the Michigan Lego Train Club in the Family Fun Zone of the Canton Liberty Fest June 18-20, 2009.