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I've always wanted to build a GTR as it's my top favourite car, actually it was so challenging to build and much harder than I expected and it took too long before it's finally done, I've had to update it so many times before I decided that it's OK to share. I'm actually satisfied with the final results, I hope you like it as much as I do.
Thanks for looking :-)
This photo features some of my own LEGO Soccer players trying out the new mini field! Before the LEGO women's team set came out, I scrounged together enough long hair pieces to make my own Team Canada and Team USA. The yellowing of the white legs is, uhhhhh, very apparent after 20+ years.
My third build for the first round of Iron Forge 2025. I didn't count the seed part usages, but I used it a bunch for greebling sort of stuff on the scene, for the seats of the small speeders, for the engine intake and outlet of the police speeder, and in two of the plumes of smoke.
I wanted to experiment more with Lego smoke, particularly a disturbed smoke (in this case by the speeders). I would appreciate any feedback, but particularly on whether the smoke is effective.
Katowice panorama in the style of LEGO Architecture sets. Model built for legopolandofficial for LEGO Brand Retail Store in wroclavia. You can see the rest of the panoramas in the Wroclaw store and wawlug website wawlug.pl
Gallery:https://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=583588
A fantasy collab MOC built as an homage to the bygone LEGO Elves theme.
While both of needed a break from building spaceships, we decided to go for something colourful and out of the ordinary. Isabelouise helped us with the concept and colour scheme, and suggested the idea of using the recent CMF Acorn Boys and Night Protectors as “fantasy elves” instead of minidolls.
As this idea had the potential to wow audiences of all ages and interests, we displayed this collab at Bricktastic Manchester and Reading Brick Show, where it won the hearts of many. The finished build is two halves - the Acorn Tree by Inthert and the cliff outpost by Waffles
Both are inspired by local coastlines and tropical seabeds, as well as fantastical elements.
Special thanks to Catherine for providing minidoll pieces, Tim for the dragon and other animals, and Noah for helping with the photography
“To achieve his many high-flying stunts, Bo Keevil's ship has been customized for agility, with wings that shift into a variety of configurations to complete his death-defying tricks. For a less-practiced pilot, the machine can be a little difficult to handle; even Keevil wears an extra crash helmet and visor just to be safe.”
~ Star Wars databank
This starfighter was a fun one to build. Fairly simple body, simple engines, but with interesting poseable wings. A lot of Technic pieces went into the internal structure of the wings stable and moveable, and the wingtips are attached with Bionicle ball-and-socket joints to achieve all kinds of configurations.
Also, this is the only starfighter out of all six Aces that I didn’t have to design custom stickers for.
What's better than having one iconic LEGO car?? Having TWO 😃
(As soon as I saw those fenders in 10295, I knew I have to build a Countach!).
Hello everyone,
Here's my second alternative of set number 10295 (C model), this time it's something different, building the modern Porsche from the classic one was a good idea, and a bit easier to achieve than building a Lamborghini from a Porsche set, specially that the 10295 inventory isn't the best I've worked on, but I'm overall satisfied with the results and I'm hoping you to like it too.
Model features all the functional elements possible, including working steering that's connected to the steering wheel, opening doors, opening front trunk, rear trunk and rear engine cover, removable roof for easier access to the interior, adjustable seats and detailed interior and exterior features all around.
This C model has been built at the same scale as the classic Porsche, at around the scale of 1:13, very sturdy in construction so it's good for display and to play with.
As usual, high quality digital instructions are available on Mocsmarket, Rebrickable and my website:
Hope you like it, thanks for looking!
In addition to the Naboo N-1 and the Vulture Droid in midi/micro scale, the Royal Starship is also a must. Everything is roughly in a similar scale.
Here is my new Lego Ideas project based on the Pandinus Imperator, better known as the Scorpion Emperor.
I am participating in the Lego Ideas contest, the goal of which is to obtain 10,000 votes for Lego to possibly produce my project.
If you like my project, don't hesitate to vote by following the link, thank you. ideas.lego.com/projects/18981372-ef1b-491e-8c3f-7c18450f541c
This is a screensot from my latest Harry Potter stop-motion movie.
Watch how Hermione, Harry and Ron are mastering the iconic wizzard chess game in the full movie on YouTube:
In the Joker’s origin story from “The Killing Joke”, an unnamed engineer quits his job to become a comedian, but fails miserably. Desperate to make money and support his wife, he agrees to guide two criminals through the Ace Chemical plant as part of a robbery, and he wears the Red Hood mask as an alias. When Batman interferes, he takes a fall...
At the end of an impossible bridge lies a shrine above the world and beyond decay. Many seek it, many fail.
Guided tours begin at 1,000 gold with a 16.666 (repeating of course) percent chance of success.
It's a dark age! I maybe build once or twice a year. I really wanted to finish I Dreamt of Rust, but MOCpages went to hell. I don't think I can finish the series if I can't even recover the previous episodes. All my homies hate Sean Kenney.
Maybe things will be better after I graduate in the spring. Built the Diagon Alley set with my family and realized I really miss Lego. We'll see.
My fourth entry for the second round of Iron Forge with the seed part of tooth plates. I used 16 of them in this build.
For the last year I've been working on a Stop Motion Lego Batman film.
I'm relatively new to the medium, only ever experimenting with animation when I was younger, so the production of this film has been quite a learning curve.
My main interest with Lego has always been building MOCs, so one of my priorities when I decided to create this stop motion was to build detailed MOCs to animate the film within. I've posted a few of the MOCs I built for the film to Flickr already but over the course of production I built 12 main sets in total. I plan to post more to Flickr once they're properly photographed.
You can watch the full film here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwA4tM73h9g&t=21s
Riddick is about to do battle with a staple remover, but his goggles causes him to believe he's going head to head with a man-eating creature.
Be sure to check out the other 7 photos in my Photostream!
About the MOC
This is the second iteration of this figure. For a look at the previous version CLICK HERE
Bio
As an immortal, Matteo has lived many different lives and gone on many journeys. He has always been interested in medicine and herbology, except for that brief stint as a ruthless pirate, he was more interested in booze and treasure then. So it only was natural that after returning to his homeland, inordinately wealthy from said days of piracy, Matteo would open an apothecary/antiques shop to dispense remedies for the ailments of the people of Lemuria. His former connections to the trade routes of the world came in especially handy when needing to procure herbs and spices for his various medicines and potions.
This is where we see Matteo the most at peace in his life. He has slowed down, he doesn't kill as many people as he used to, he takes on a family in the form of a mortal woman,yes she knows he's immortal, he wasn't up for the idea of marriage at first, but she convinced him otherwise. They also adopt a son who goes on to take care of "the Family Business." after Matteo needs to retire to the shadows of Lemuria. When you're immortal, it only takes a few decades for people to figure out that you're "well preserved."
“Hype Fazon's racer is a perfect match for his own pomposity: an over-the-top ship plastered with the names and logos of his many high-end sponsors. Beyond its extravagance, the racer boasts wings that can shift angles for maximum maneuverability while speeding through turns.”
~ Star Wars databank
A flashy racer that was surprisingly easy to design and build. The hardest part was replicating the sponsor decals into custom stickers, thankfully this was possible by concept art made available on starwars.com
It’s a beautiful and simple ship that I hope one day gets the LEGO set treatment. I just really want a Hype Fazon minifigure.
Here is my #bringbacklegocastle build for April. It’s a series of set-like MOCs, that’s why I like to call them advanced-set-design. This time around it is the set 1584 - Knights Challenge from 1988, which was released as 6060 year later. I really had fun building this one, because it’s pretty colourful for a castle set. Since all sets I made until now are Black Knights or Black Falcons I wanted to continue this trend here and chose to incorporate the newly released Black Ravens. As the original it features a total of 8 minifigures, which is quite a lot for a set of this size. I like that LEGO sets nowadays incorporate more female characters, so that’s what I did here as well. Another goal is to put in more animals in those sets - so I count 4 here! Also as you already might have spotted I went back with all yellow faces for a more classic style. What do you guys think about the yellow heads? And what do you think about the set as a whole?
(Also: I forgot to build a weapons rack from the original set😇)
Here is my #bringbacklegocastle build for January and it’s the Set 6057 Sea Serpent. I had this set as a child and absolutely loved it. Also it was my only set with #legoblackfalcon knights!
As with my December build I wanted to design it as it would be an official #LEGO set and tried to keep it as simply as possible (okay that didn’t work out in every way again😅) I changed the blue colour of the ship fitting to the black knights, which I gave the colour dark red in my last build. The hull is snotted with curved slopes like my Calderian Scouting Ship.
If you like what I build, I would really appreciate a vote on Lego Ideas.
It is a lawless time.
Following the defeat of the Empire at the Battle of Jakku, former Imperial governor Moff Pyerce struggles to keep hold of his territories. Wishing to bring back the glory days, he rules several star systems with an iron fist. Pyerce's faction invades the distant mining planet of BONADAN on a mission to exploit the planet's precious minerals and puts a blockade around the planet.
The Mandalorian Clan Eldar, breaks through the blockade and split up to secure strategic locations on the surface. In this group, hired assassin JANI PRYCE, descendant of Mandalore of old, fights for those who have been oppressed by the Empire, and the Republic before it. However, on this mission she has other plans...
Word reached her through holo-transmission from the galactic underworld that notorious war criminal AMBUN REFKRA has been hired by Pyerce to lead a legion of his troops. Jani arrives to settle an old score, and collect the bounty on Refrka's head...
So I won a place in the LEGOLAND Billund Gallery and the entry I chose was actually too big to fit. Ever tried shrinking a model? Yeah, you better start from scratch. At least that’s what I did. I laid out the size it can have, so that I could transport it in a box and within that frame I started to build the base again. The build is now in a cabinet at LEGOLAND for the season 2022.
So here's my most favorite Mustang to date, the 1969 Mach 1 Cobra Jet, I'd love this car only for it's name and that funny speedy cobra logo, but all of this is just an additional awesomeness for that legendary piece of machine!
Decided to build mine in the shiny orange color, wasn't so easy for me since my orange collection is very limited, but I'm satisfied with the final results.
Built at the scale of 1:16, smaller than the LEGO official Mustang, but actually had fun squeezing all the details in a relatively small scale. Featuring opening doors, hood and trunk, engine bay and interior details.
Hope you like it everyone, thanks for looking
A horned creature from Central European folklore, Krampus is one of the companions of St. Nicholas, and punishes children who misbehaved during the year
“Griff Halloran has made a lot of special modifications himself to turn his own Imperial-issue TIE fighter into a unique and fearsome machine. Although his extensive refittings are regarded by some as a little too drastic, it's inarguable that he's created an aggressively powerful and aerodynamic machine.”
~ Star Wars databank
It’s like a TIE Fighter and a Eta-2 Jedi Interceptor had an ugly baby. And the most recognizable starfighter from this show as instantly #starwars. I love it.
It was actually LEGO's own model (and the lack of Fireball) which inspired me to build the Aces.
I’m not really happy with some design decisions on LEGO’s model so I went for a more accurate representation of the starfighter.
I focused a lot on getting the Imperial helmet pattern to be accurate with sideways slope bricks. Once again I applied some custom stickers in a few spots. The cockpit area was tough because of the mishmash of all sorts of angles.
Hello everyone,
here's me newest model, another LEGO 10295 alternative, built exclusively using the pieces of that set, and took me around 2 months to finish. I've always wanted to build this body style Corvette but never thought I'd do it as an alternate build from another set.
Model was built at the scale of 1:13 , about the same scale as the LEGO Porsche, and as usual it has functional elements and features such as opening doors, hood, pop up headlights and working steering wheel connected to the front wheels.
Interior and engine have some details as well, such as detailed dash, gear knob and handbrake.
Instructions for this model will be available on my website.
Finally I hope you to enjoy the pictures, thanks for looking.
What's better than having one iconic LEGO car?? Having TWO 😃
(As soon as I saw those fenders in 10295, I knew I have to build a Countach!).
Hello everyone,
Here's my second alternative of set number 10295 (C model), this time it's something different, building the modern Porsche from the classic one was a good idea, and a bit easier to achieve than building a Lamborghini from a Porsche set, specially that the 10295 inventory isn't the best I've worked on, but I'm overall satisfied with the results and I'm hoping you to like it too.
Model features all the functional elements possible, including working steering that's connected to the steering wheel, opening doors, opening front trunk, rear trunk and rear engine cover, removable roof for easier access to the interior, adjustable seats and detailed interior and exterior features all around.
This C model has been built at the same scale as the classic Porsche, at around the scale of 1:13, very sturdy in construction so it's good for display and to play with.
As usual, high quality digital instructions are available on Mocsmarket, Rebrickable and my website:
Hope you like it, thanks for looking!