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The Tantive IV was the last and biggest ship on my micro scale to-do list. Its close to the size of set 75244 but I’ve aimed to give it a lot more detail and accuracy. I've done my best to make sure each hull section is the right size and proportions with as much detail as possible.
The modular hull sections are connected to an internal Technic frame. The ship is strong, pretty easy to pick up (as long as you avoid those fins) and rests firmly on a small stand which can easily be made taller or a different colour. Inside the Technic frame is the ship interior and crew! The two roof sections can be removed to reveal the main corridor which connects the cockpit to the docking bays near the engines. The upper deck also comes off to show a central conference room with engineering corridors and removable escape pods either side. The 4-stud high crew and interior features aren’t to scale sadly, but hopefully they stand out as a nice extra feature for the ship!
This was by far the biggest and heaviest moc I’ve attempted so far, it was a new challenge for me but I really enjoyed the process. I’ve put instructions for this and the Liberator colour scheme on Rebrickable (link below), and thrown in the Millennium Falcon, Ghost and plenty of Rebel Starfighters in the hope that someone likes it enough to make a little Rebel fleet :)
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-73874/ron_mcphatty/micro-blockad...
Micro-landmarks from around the world.
Due to a lack of space and time I am embarking upon a micro-scale Lego landmark tour of the world.
I’ve made a list of 57 landmarks from 31 different cities. Over half of the landmarks I’ve selected are from one of four cities: New York City, Washington D.C., London, and Paris.
Third stop: Arc de Triumph in Paris
SMALLER THAN A COIN theme. The first time my son deployed, this old toy of his (a "Micro Machine") appeared out of nowhere. I've kept it in a cabinet since then, like it was a sign, and never really noticed how detailed these things are until today! Sitting on a US dime.
These little guys are made for THE BLACK FAN mercenary group.
They clean up the aftermath. It can be quite messy at times....
I know I'm a little late to the Tachikoma trend, but I wanted make some and I thought I'd do micro ones.
Here's my micro GARC, obviously inspired by 4estFeller. I really like this, though the photo doesn't show it off to the full and the ship itself has a little dust on it. I may well take a new photo to replace this one, but it'll be inherently the same. ;)
Also, I know there are hardly any stickers on this, and it's especially needing a number 8 one, but I don't have any spare. If I get hold of some, I'll post an update!
Have a great day guys!
Der Hamad International Airport (IATA-Code: DOH, ICAO-Code: OTHH) ist der internationale Verkehrsflughafen in Doha
"📷 Panasonic LUMIX DMC-G6
Lumix 14mm 2.5 Micro Four Thirds Lens"
3x1 Panorama stitching
"Micro Four Thirds Photography"
"M4/3"
"Micro Four Third"
"I love my M4/3"
"Copyright ► All rights reserved!"
Clean plate (no editing) of the micro ship Serenity from the television show Firefly
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Additional Images here
Mini build of the Logging Railway BDP Series 2 finalists designed by ties25. It is probably my favorite one one the finalists, so I decided that, because of work and everything else, I would do only this one rather than all 5 as I did with the Series 1 mini build contest.
The micro moonbase modules I built for BrickCon08, in their very own layout.
More pics on MOCpages, including terrible YouTube footage of the quad laser defense tower in action!
One day in the forrest i discovered a small creek , hidden by grass, plants and trees , i went down on my knees and could hear the water flow , i held the camera as low as possible above the water and took this macro picture , there was a new "micro world" to discover....
Anillo modelo de Amira www.amiramednick.com/collections.html
y pulsera de triangulos.
Aun no queda como me gustaría, falta mucho que aprender de ésta tecnica con hilo, pero estoy en ello.
Gracias por vuestra visita.
Nikon Micro-NIKKOR 55mm f2.8 Ai-S.
I wanted to scope out an old Nikon lens, and a Nikon guy recommended this lens as the best one to try first. (Either this or a 105mm f2.5 Ai-S, or one of the f1.2's).
It's a 1:2 lens, despite the name implying a greater magnification. I've got a PK-13 extension tube designed for the lens. It gives the lens a 1:1 magnification, but a rather bulky feel.
This photo was taken with a MIR-1 and a simple extension tube. I've finally cleaned the inside of the MIR, and it's as sharp stopped down as people say.
I'll be interested to see how the Micro-NIKKOR performs; it has a strong reputation among Nikon shooters.
Our LUG is part of an exhibit at the Longmont Museum scheduled for the summer in Colorado. They asked me to make a micro set of their museum to sell in the gift shop. This is what I came up with.
You can make one yourself with the instructions over at its Instructables page. You can also vote for it while you're there if you want to support it for the Make to Learn contest. Thanks!
1.8 cm - 0.70 inches tall.
The eyes are micro french knots (I passed the thread on the needle just one time)