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It's interesting to try out different scales on the models. If they have kept some of the character after all details are gone, and almost reduced to something abstract, I'm happy with composition. This one loses a lot when reduced, but still better than what I expected.
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!
Built for Heath Flor as part of VituaLUGs Secret Santa gift exchange. This is a tribute to his amazing large scale work: www.brothers-brick.com/2012/06/26/smolny-cathedral/
1.8 cm - 0.70 inches tall.
The eyes are micro french knots (I passed the thread on the needle just one time)
Another creation built for the Decisive Action 3 game happening over on MOCpages.
The specifications for this build required that none of the ships exceed 12 studs in length, 4 studs in width, or 3 bricks in height. Thus, the proportions of some of the ships are a bit distorted.
I'm hoping that that the ship types are at least clear. There is an SSBN, two SSNs, two DDGs, and ASW cruiser, two VLS CGNs, two docked CVNs and one more in the harbor (launching two fighters), an LHA, two supply ships, a hospital ship, and two old battlewagons.
A redesign of my Micro Battlepods, so they would be more parts friendly. The White one in the center is a previous model used for sizing. Left (Quel-Regult) is equipped with All Seeing Eye, Sensor Fin, Side and Foot Thrusters. Center (Tactical-Regult) is equipped with Particle Cannons, Defense Laser, Side and Foot Thrusters. Right (Tactical-Regult) is equipped with Particle Cannons, Side and Foot Thrusters.
Community Action Committee Of Pike County Head Start
Bus 12 - 2020 Blue Bird Micro Bird Girardin G5
Photo taken at Cardinal Bus Sales
The past few months I've had this satellite (just the dish) sitting on my desk, and I couldn't find a use for it in a minifig scale MOC. Then I realized it was much more useful in a micro MOC. I don't normally build micro, but this was a refreshing build, and I hope to build more micro in the future.
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.
First stop: Big Ben in London
Note: This will be the 4th time I’ve built Big Ben (Each time at a different scale; this model is the smallest version yet). The first two models I built were yellow because at the time tan parts were too expensive.
Next stop: Might as well stay in London: Tower Bridge, Tower of London, Globe Theater, Swiss Re, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, or St. Paul’s Cathedral?
I don't have a big enough setup to photograph all of my space MOC's together, but this is the micro equivalent.
Follow our Tree Name Trail to identify a tree by its leaves. My tree has: long and narrow like flat needles needles; broad flat leaves leaf; a scale-like leaf? scales. Tips for identifying tree types. Trees can be divided into two main groups: those with flattened, wide leaves (broadleaved or deciduous trees) and those that have ...
Cinderella. Walt Disney Productions. Made in Japan, 1960. On closer examination, this 5'' ceramic porcelain figure resembles Marilyn Monroe.
Arriva North East 1588, a 2014 Wright Streetlite DF Max Micro Hybrid, reg no NK64EEF, seen on 11/5/21 at Sandyford Road, Newcastle, whilst operating its allocated Service 52 from Cramlington to Newcastle. The vehicle is allocated to Jesmond Depot.
Reg. No: NK64EEF
Fleet No: 1588
Chassis and Body: Wright Streetlite DF Max Micro Hybrid
Seating: B44F
Company: Arriva Northumbria
Depot: Newcastle Jesmond
Livery: Arriva Eco Green Service 52/54
Year in Service: 2014
Location: Sandyford Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
As part of the company's 2014/15 financial year, Go North East has invested in 29 brand new Wright Streetlite DF/Wright Streetlite Micro-Hybrid vehicles to upgrade "X66 Metrocentre" service X66, "Coast & Country" services 8/78 (previously branded "Lime"), and "Red Kite" services 45/46.
These Wright Streetlite vehicles are the 11.5m Micro-Hybrid variant. The Micro Hybrid recovers energy lost from braking to power the vehicle electrics and compressed air systems, saving up to 10% in fuel costs. The vehicle features full white LED destination displays on the front, side and rear, and the interior specification for this batch of vehicles has been completely overhauled: they feature Esteban Civic V2 and V3 seating complete with e-leather, two-colour Tarabus 'Wood Effect' flooring, and blue accent lighting which is fitted underneath seats to provide extra light on the gangway.
The first batch of four, which carry a dark blue base livery, were delivered to the company last month. They were branded soon after, and are destined for allocation to Riverside Depot for use on service X66. The branding focuses on the three main elements of intu Metrocentre: shopping, leisure, and eating/drinking. The use of red, green, blue and yellow vinyls is prevalent, which ties in with the different coloured "quadrants" of the shopping centre. These buses are registered as follows:
- 5391 (NK15 EMV)
- 5392 (NK15 EMX)
- 5393 (NK15 ENC)
- 5394 (NK15 ENE)
intu Metrocentre's 'Metrognomes' were having some fun this morning, while checking out the brand new buses which are due to enter service soon. Go North East is additionally hosting a publicity event at the Metrocentre's Exhibition Square tomorrow (Saturday 18th April 2015), where members of the public will be able to join in all of the fun... You'll be able to see the Metrognomes in action, get a 'selfie' using the special 'selfie bus', get a free goodie bag, and much more!
This VV is rather conventional in shape, though less so in building technique. It's all held together along one bar in the center, and the cockpit is held in only by friction.
I'm a big fan of the new holy round 1x1 plates. :)
Just a quick, yet surprisingly complicated build. (Side note, no this is not the build I’m working on!) I’m rather happy with how it turned out; it’s simple but it works and I think it looks great.
Really, I’m just using this as a test run before I eventually make a micro Barad-dûr; which I intend to use the cool Palantiri head for the eye once it’s released (See it here! I called it! No one can use it!). Regardless, I’m happy with my Orthanc, especially with the spires which use Venom’s new back piece to hold them in place.