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Built for the "LEGO Micro Build Tournament (February 1-April 1, 2025)", where the goal was to shrink an already existing 18+ lego set. I used 281/300 bricks to shrink set 21356 River SteamBoat
Lots of fun and thanks ToysNBricks for hosting the tournament!
Nice part usages:
-2x1 grill slope for stairs
-Black gears for chimneys
-Hands as flags
-Rubber bands for fence on bottom deck
-Pirate boat steering wheel for the paddle wheel
-Small rowing boat as hull
-Parts with brick pattern are turned to look like planks
-Skeleton arms on front to hold bridges
-Steering handle in black to look like guard rail
The micro city that led to Brickville. I have decided to give up my LEGO collection, however I will commemorate each of my past cities with a skyline.
Shot with one sb 600 in a small
Photoflex soft-box suspended above
set up using a boom. Light fired via
Nikon CLS with the D300 in commander mode. Adobe Camera Raw 5. something
with some post in Adobe Photoshop CS4.
Cherries are sitting on top
of white seamless bent to form a sweep.
Another old build, this time from May. Built for the BDP Series 2 Mini-Build contest, you can find the file here: Mini Mushroom House [+interior!]
In this build I shrunk down Jonas Kramm's Mushroom House to a micro version. It still contains its recognizable shape and layout, down to the removable roof and tiny interior! Even the snail and the elves have been shrunk down! I had a lot of fun (and frustration) working on this build, so I hope you enjoy it.
It uses only parts available in the BDP series 5 palette, which was extremely challenging. I spent many hours trying to figure out how to connect everything, in order to get the signature shape and space for an interior.
Thanks for checking it out,
Math Wizard
Micro Brewery is a booming business in Vancouver. Brassneck is one along Main and there's more in that area.
Sometimes I ask myself if the resemblances we observe in the world of nature are the resault of an accident or not...
Neural network or Spider's net ?
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Just slightly larger than a 20p
I have only borrowed this to show what can be accomplished with a little bit of tissue paper cotton thread and shaved down brush bristles.
LR-14738-2 Well the concept needed updating a little from it's 1957 campaign from the UK's Egg Marketing Board. A bit of Tony Hancock as back ground information, every heard a Pork Pie Grunt :)
Even the Daily Mail said it was true so it must be!
Healthy even if you telecommute
Just picked up a Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 and I wanted to try it on my 5D. The glass and body are immaculate but the aperture ring is a bit stiff, hope that's not a sign of oily blades!
Hi im chelseas mum;we had blood tests of micro deletion,my daughter who is 5 yrs old came back positive;mine came back negative;chelsea didnt start walking till 18months;then started physio and then she needed glasses plus she has reacuring styes; i have read up about it mainly i just need more information
I think this is a Nettle Moth, it's very, very small!
Apologies to any moth groups I've posted in but this is apparently a Drain Fly! In my defence it looks like a moth!
I am very pleased with the overall feel of this, but the tails will probably have to change. Tricky.
After designing the micro museum sets, the Longmont Museum asked me to build one in minifig scale. They also wanted the planned auditorium addition built onto it. For that I worked from blueprints. The whole thing was a mess of odd angles and rooflines. It took a month to complete.
This will be on display at The Longmont Museum for the Build! The Amazing World of LEGO exhibit from June 8 - Sept. 8, 2013. So if you're in Colorado this summer you should go see it.