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Sickle Abramovich, brother of Mr Hammer. This one armed twin works for Penguin in Arkham City, I'm soon to make his actual sickle. His fingerless glove is made from electrical tape. I'm currently debating painting his penguin symbols on his chest, and his winged skull on his back. I'm also going to extend him somehow so he's taller than Batman, as he is in the game. As always I appreciate any feedback you guys want to give. :)
（〃￣∇￣） Second Starwars build of the year! This was a nice little build to do after BFVA 2022, thanks in small part to the brown tooth element being very inspirational!
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I may attempt creating a breakdown on it for my Patreon page (coming soon) if you guys are interested in supporting what I do!
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Scale - 1/45
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Model/s - Trade Federation STAP
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Parts Comp. - LEGO (no third party)
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Parts Est. - 20~
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Build Time - 3 days~
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Breakdown Progress - WIP ⚠️
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#lego #legostarwars #legoclonewars #legostap #stap #tradefederation #legotradefederation #rogerroger #starwars #naboo #1to45scale #145scale #custom #legocustoms #legomoc #moc #legocommission #commission
My (current) final Bendy character, Bendy's final form in Chapter 5. It was pretty difficult to figure out how to build him, bit I think that this looks pretty awesome, not sure about the legs, but the rest of him is amazing! I painted some of the fingers and claws because I didn't have enough of the black ones, but I still think overall, one of my best builds. I'm trying to get pieces to make more Bendy characters, but just know, Bendy will return...
Another of my fun little display stands..again using "Lifelites" underneath..this one looks awesome on a desk in complete darkness..just a cool paperweight at moment..credit to Maclain for the cubedude head.
"C'on Detective solve this !!"
From the last chapter "Batman arkham knight" The Riddler Bot .
What do you think guys ?? #batman #riddler #Dc #Minifig #Customminifig #batmanarkhamknight #lego #catwoman #robot #superheroes #legocustom #IMC #ps4 #game #riddler #nigma #green #detective
Left to Right: Captain Comet, Daniel Young, Mindwarp and Hot Spot.
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Black Canary : recently i take the Scarlet Witch's legs back to Wonder Woman and I just got a idea to use the torso,arms and the face and I think she turns out pretty well ;)
Shazam : when I try to remake the Deadpool I RUINED lots of lots of red torso.....but until today.......I REMAKE THE SHAZAM!!!and I pretty like the fully painted face
Brainiac : just got his own W.I.P photo yesterday and I finished him today.....so...yea! pretty nice I would say :)
Been a while since i released any WW2 models so i thought id show my revamped 7off.. Started out thinking i would just change a few parts..but its pretty much a total new build! It is now lower but holds more figs and gear.
The Landing Vehicle Tracked (LVT) was a class of amphibious warfare vehicle, a small amphibious landing craft, introduced by the United States Navy, Marine Corps and Army during World War II. Originally intended solely as cargo carriers for ship to shore operations, they rapidly evolved into assault troop and fire support vehicles as well. The types were all widely known as amphtrack, amtrak, amtrac etc., a portmanteau of amphibious tractor.
The LVT 1 could carry 18 fully equipped men or 4,500 pounds (2,041 kg) of cargo. Originally intended to carry replenishment from ships ashore, they lacked armor protection and their tracks and suspension were unreliable when used on hard terrain. However, the Marines soon recognized the potential of the LVT as an assault vehicle. Armored versions were introduced as well as fire support versions, dubbed Amtanks, which were fitted with turrets from Stuart series light tanks (LVT(A)-1) and Howitzer Motor Carriage M8s (LVT(A)-4). Among other upgrades were a new powerpack, also borrowed from the Stuarts, and a torsilastic suspension which significantly improved performance on land.
Had a few changes here and there..im re shooting some older models at better angles..my stream has already halfed over last few days..most of the older pics are still available on Brickshelf under "Clausewitz" but theres no point keeping them on here.
Crime Syndicate Lego Customs
All of them is custom printed on genuine lego parts. Of course beside some 3D printed stuffs like Johnny Quick helmet, Aquaman Trident, and Owlman helmet
I've been getting a lot of questions lately about paints and painting techniques, so I'm putting together a few of the most common questions and tips in a single post.
This is not intended to be a "Painting Guide" (I'll leave that sort of thing to the pros!), but rather just used to answer a few basic questions. Hopefully as others add comments and questions to this thread, it will develop even more.
Q&A:
What paints do you use?
Acrylics only, no enamels. Acrylics are water-soluable, so they mix and wash-up easily. There are a LOT of different paints on the market and no single brand will be favored by everyone. I actually use a variety of brands, depending on what I'm doing, certain color needs, etc.
On the more expensive side:
Citadel, P3, Vallejo
Cheaper brands:
Folkart, Americana, Apple Barrel
Do you thin your paints?
Yes, almost always. The ratio depends on the paint in use (some are thicker than others right out of the jar) and how many coats you want to use. You can thin Acrylics with water. A couple brands also offer acrylic thinner or mixing medium, which is intended to mix even more smoothly. When in doubt, go thin. Nothing will ruin a custom part quicker than thick globs of paint. :)
Do you mix your paints?
Sometimes, but not always. You basically have to finish that part in one sitting, or use a wet palette if you are mixing.
How about primer?
Yes, always.
Citadel Black spray is my favorite for priming (or white if you are working with brighter colors). Some people use brush-on primer, but I use spray whenever possible.
How about sealer?
Yes, always. If you spend this much time working on something, you want it to last. Sealer should be the last thing you do to your custom, painted parts before they are complete. I recommend an acrylic matte finish, but some people use gloss for certain things (it is supposed to protect better). I personally don't want a "shiny" look on finished parts. Another option is to use a gloss coat, allow to dry, then apply a flat coat for "maximum protection without the shine" (sounds like a commercial!), but I usually just stick with flat sealer only.
Any other tips?
Take your time and be patient. A good custom isn't done in 10 minutes. The basic order of operations is primer, paint, wash, detail, more details, highlight, sealer, done!
Have other questions? Feel free to post them here...There are a lot of talented Lego painters here in our community, all of whom have unique insight to offer. Hopefully they will also join the discussion and assist along the way.
Got tips of your own? Post those here as well.
Thanks!
This figure was made by an acquaintance, not me; not including citizen brick's head. I love woodland camo!
Finally got around to finishing this, few areas that i will mess with more in the future probably but It's done for now.
The whole rear trailer clips on and off in one piece on purpose so i could swap it for different variations if wanted later.
Posable steering. The M45 guns all move up and down as one, previous versions I've made in the past could not move this way so it's a vast improvement.
While the air over Nam was very much dominated by the US, the M45 found itself used not only in the AA role but often against ground targets.
Wolverines trusty steel horse! From this angle you may just be able to see the headlight has an X in the middle ; ) ..main feature on this bike is the Brickarms Barrel as a tail pipe..ive thought of a few more cool ideas for it..id really like to see what others can do with it!
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Just a close up of my heli..massive thanks to all the great Little Byrds out there..really helped me in building my own. My Archangel contractors aerial choice for infiltrations ; )
I have quite a few more fig combos but didn't include them as it would give away what my next few Nam builds are ; )
A lot of people like to follow WW2 or Modern Military, where as the Vietnam war is something many want to forget or pass over, it was one of the most costly wars for the US and spanned not only years but different presidents and whole changes in culture. It's something that should be taught and something people should learn about. Nam vets get a rougher deal then WW2 vets, and it's stupid, they were no less heroes then the ww2 guys IMO. In many cases the people signing up believed what they were told by the government about communism taking over the whole world and wanted to help stop it or they had no choice and were drafted, heck many went because other family and friends had gone and wanted to do whatever they could to help. There are no 100% heroes or villains in life or war and many of the Nam vets on both sides went through Hell on earth, they got my respect.
I put a filter on the pic to try get a similar look of a photograph from that actual time period.
So, this is part 2 of my adventurers remakes, this time focusing on the second subtheme - jungle. With some of these I'm really happy how they turned out, but some are going to get remade after the lockdown is over. However, from left to right they are: Gabarros, Rudo Villano, Señor Palomar, Achu, Johnny Thunder, Pippin Reed and Charles Lightning. Just to be clear, Achu is inspired by ancient Aztec priests and warriors. Anyways, I hope you like them
just a very simple custom....and I really suggest you guys fo watch this movie!!!!it's very AWESOME :)
My latest version of the Bat pod, it's had more changes then you would know.. will leave this version be..for now ; )
So I basically combined my custom with the official, and then I made some more well deserved modifications, I added that board from the set in the display too because I thought it looked cool.
master chief from halo 1
this is really important fig to me because ever since i first played halo 1 i wanted to make a perfect mc fig and never did i succeed until now. so this is an accomplishment on my part.
anyway let me know what i could improve on this fig.
Left to Right: The Master of The World, The Corrupter, Nightshade, and The Controller.
These are lesser known villains.
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A small vignette I made of my "Cobold's Crusaders" characters for Guilds of Historica. Around the time of the winter solstice, many Historicans will decorate pine and fir trees!
You can see a closer look at Ayra's Winter Attire here
Let me introduce Commander Pixel.
After a rough day on Endor he survived wounded from fights with rebel scum. Many of his comrades have fallen or been wounded. But he did not let anyone escape.
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This is my first ever custom Lego Minifig i've done. I've made the shoulder Pad, the headtorch and the back parts with fimo and paint the fig with some acrylic paint.
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/137947086@N04] inspired me to make the custom display stand for the minifig. Thanks for that :D
Stand is a couple other CIS fleet ships. This is one of my favorites, even if its construction is odd.
Another Nam Era build, lots more to come. Not as easy to build in Old Dark Grey, so was tricky at this size of 5 wide and colour, but fun still.
First put into service in Vietnam, the M151 played an active part in American military operations well into the 1980s, when it was phased out in favor of the Humvee. Despite its official replacement, the M151 had some distinct advantages over its much larger and heavier successor, like being small enough to fit inside a CH-53 heavy transport helicopter. This flexibility was one of the reasons the U.S. Marine Corps deployed M151 FAV (Fast Attack Vehicle) variants through 1999, in places like Kosovo. It currently serves in U.S. special forces units as a FAV.
Jeff Churill stickers used again ; )
Some of you might have already seen this on J2GOSRS, if not, well you've seen it now. He's basically a combination of his Spiderverse Version and his comic verions, basically his logo is green and some of the black parts are purple. I also modified the capes and scarf so they can fit together, I absolutely love how he turned out.
A whisper through the branches, Toa of Air Hūkeri is unmatched when in her element. Ever-watching sentinel, she scouts the treetops and hides in the canopies, ready to strike down her prey. No one shall trespass the sacred jungle while the guardian of the skies is vigilant.
Original Background by Rutger van de Steeg
www.artstation.com/artwork/03norK
Great Voyage Kanohi Suletu by Galva
My Lego custom of Chandra Nalaar the Pyromaster, the planeswalker from Magic the Gathering. She is my favourite planeswalker))
I used Citadel and Game Color acrylic paints for painting, faux leather for the skirt.
A pretty simple edit for his general appearance, I gave him front design for his legs too because they felt plain and I wanted to fix that.
First of all, I'm sorry about the long tittle.
Now, about the torso. I ordered this torso ( I just ordered the torso) a while back ago from Fig-Nation. It arrived a couple of days ago but I was to lazy to post it here. This torso is amazing. The quality of the printing is very very good and it also brings back printing. It's also very accurate to the Arkham City Bat-suit. My only complain is on the color. I would have liked better this figure if the color was a lighter grey. I'm not remembering right now if the design is on a lighter grey but still this is a fantastic figure! The AC design that Fig-Nation uses comes with a black cowl, cape, gloves and hip but I gave this figure my personal touch and used Dark Blue instead of Black.
The link to Fig-Nation's Ebay is here: www.ebay.com/sch/05sv6/m.html?item=121585789734&hash=... . He has great products and I definitely recommend him!
I used some online photoshop on this picture for the first time so sorry about the quality.
I might review this figure on Youtube this weekend and if so I will leave the link in the comments. You can also sub to my channel here: www.youtube.com/channel/UChPwBoXopulANIBRv-geTOQ