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Arkham Asylum MOC - the ultimate extension of set 10937
This MOC started its life as a simple 10937 set. I quickly went to expanding it as many have done by going sideways. I then built on a basement level and made it an enclosed building (as seen in my photo back in 2013. The final version presents an impressive front with landscaped garden with waterway, large double sided spiral staircase, lots of curves and of course those man-eating plants! The rear gives you an excellent view inside the asylum with plenty of play and display opportunities with a fully tiled floor and basement level and 'electro shock therapy' room.
This MOC spreads over 2 x 3.5 baseplates (64 studs x 112 studs). Only one official set was purchased - the rest was bricklinked at reasonable expense as, at the time, many of the parts were unique to this set and needed to be purchased in bulk from OS. Brick count would work out to be roughly 5 or 6 sets without the landscaping (which required a lot of bricks/plates too).
This MOC has been featured at Brickvention twice and several other significant shows, having won a Best in Show award at Bayside Bricks in 2014.
New technologies are reshaping the battlefield: data networks, satellite communications, jamming, and much more. Communicating effectively, efficiently, and rapidly becomes crucial, as is disrupting enemy communications, predicting their moves, blinding them, and deafening them.
SBD 10001 French Palace Corner & Balcony, Modular Lego House. Design by Stefano Mapelli ©2014. stef2280tec@me.com
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Arkham Asylum MOC - the ultimate extension of set 10937
This MOC started its life as a simple 10937 set. I quickly went to expanding it as many have done by going sideways. I then built on a basement level and made it an enclosed building (as seen in my photo back in 2013. The final version presents an impressive front with landscaped garden with waterway, large double sided spiral staircase, lots of curves and of course those man-eating plants! The rear gives you an excellent view inside the asylum with plenty of play and display opportunities with a fully tiled floor and basement level and 'electro shock therapy' room.
This MOC spreads over 2 x 3.5 baseplates (64 studs x 112 studs). Only one official set was purchased - the rest was bricklinked at reasonable expense as, at the time, many of the parts were unique to this set and needed to be purchased in bulk from OS. Brick count would work out to be roughly 5 or 6 sets without the landscaping (which required a lot of bricks/plates too).
This MOC has been featured at Brickvention twice and several other significant shows, having won a Best in Show award at Bayside Bricks in 2014.
Added to 7675 set armor plating, custom gunner seat, made it a brick taller in the feet, gave torso some girth.
Lego Dota 2 Minifigures. One of my favorite games from Steam. I made some figures from the game. Even though I rarely play as any the characters that I made. Haven't seen many customs from this. So I thought I would share mine.
Also If you saw my first vid I updated void and made more.
Check Out my video on my YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy9I9KiDqeE&feature=youtu.be
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"Dragon ball Z"
LEGO Minifig Custom by zerobaek
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SBD 10001 French Palace, Modular Lego House. Design by Stefano Mapelli ©2014. info@stebrick.com
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100% custom painted used electrical tape for the coat used cotton balls for the outside fluff on the coat
New torso getting printed. Still one color to print and then it's ready. Many pieces will be for sale soon
First note material used is Strong Flexible Plastic.
Detail will improve once made in ABS plastic.
The Shapeways Prototypes came out AMAZINGLY good scale and good detail (considering they are in strong flexible plastic)
Find these on my site soon
SBD 10001 French Palace, Modular Lego House. Design by Stefano Mapelli ©2014. info@stebrick.com
Buy Instructions at: www.stebrick.com or at
www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=ste2208
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Check out another of our top quality custom printed Minifigures.
Made using high quality UV Printing.
Features a Custom 3D Printed Scorpion Tail Neck Piece
Find these and many other figures from Atomic Bricks
SBD 10001 French Palace, Modular Lego House. Design by Stefano Mapelli ©2014. info@stebrick.com
Buy Instructions at: stebrick.e-junkie.com
Arkham Asylum MOC - the ultimate extension of set 10937
This MOC started its life as a simple 10937 set. I quickly went to expanding it as many have done by going sideways. I then built on a basement level and made it an enclosed building (as seen in my photo back in 2013. The final version presents an impressive front with landscaped garden with waterway, large double sided spiral staircase, lots of curves and of course those man-eating plants! The rear gives you an excellent view inside the asylum with plenty of play and display opportunities with a fully tiled floor and basement level and 'electro shock therapy' room.
This MOC spreads over 2 x 3.5 baseplates (64 studs x 112 studs). Only one official set was purchased - the rest was bricklinked at reasonable expense as, at the time, many of the parts were unique to this set and needed to be purchased in bulk from OS. Brick count would work out to be roughly 5 or 6 sets without the landscaping (which required a lot of bricks/plates too).
This MOC has been featured at Brickvention twice and several other significant shows, having won a Best in Show award at Bayside Bricks in 2014.
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SBD 10001 French Palace, Modular Lego House. Design by Stefano Mapelli ©2014. info@stebrick.com
Buy Instructions at: stebrick.e-junkie.com