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A few months ago I thought I'd try my hand at some micro-scale sci-fi architecture. Finally got around to taking some pics. Might turn this into something bigger, time permitted...
This microscale castle and town is my section of my collaborative build with Mark Dowers for the 2021 Christchurch Brick Show.
It is not a recreation of a specific medieval town, but inspired by a number of castles and towns in Britain and Europe. The castle was mainly inspired by Conwy and Caernarfon Castles in North Wales.
Here is the latest creation of my 7 years old boy.
Hope Star Wars' Fan will recognize characters, building, ship and more !
Gallery : legomaniac.canalblog.com/albums/mos_eisley_microscale/ind...
Old fashioned, literally rough and ready container transport making friends, enemies and profits through the lawless frontier.
This is the street face. No front yard is intended. The South wall shades the courtyard, with just some openings to let light through like a screen.
For more photos, see the full set.
This is the next model of my Microscale Truck series. In my opinion this is my best. I built 2 or 3 versions, before I get it right. Not easy to put so many details in that small scale. I hope you love it, like I do!
Here is the original: www.flickr.com/photos/25230924@N08/2599082504/
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Don't miss the other pics on my photo gallery!
Clearly an attempt to reproduce one of Le Corbusier's masterpieces in LEGO microscale.
loooots more pics in my photostream: feel free to view, like and comment.
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Should have been flying out to Florida this week for a family trip to Disney. Been planning it for two years. Obviously there are more serious things going on than me missing out on a family holiday, but it's still made me a little glum. Decided to try and capture a little Disney magic in bricks if I can't do it in person.
This is a minor redesign of a model I put together years ago.
A microscale MOC based on Lego Ninjago City (70620). Featuring a traditional fish market, a fishing boat, stores, crab restaurant, a rooftop sushi bar and a radio tower. Width and length about 9 cm and height about 17 cm. About 560 pieces.
Due to an unfortunate misunderstanding of the word, this class of torpedo frigate is a little too appropriately named: it's basically a big pile of ordnance with very little armor. It sure makes for a light show when it goes up!
My contribution to the LUGNuts 25th Build Challenge. This is a microscale homage to Nathan Proudlove's miniland scale Scooby-Set.
Fred: "Hey, stoner loser, you take the dog in that direction, and don't forget to poop-n-scoop. I'll take the chicks in this direction for a bit of a "Mystery Inc" 3-way. Daphne, you really need to lay off the donuts."
Got the building bug at 7am this morning. Decided to crank out another micropolis module before Brickfair. Hope you like!
Old fashioned, literally rough and ready container transport making friends, enemies and profits through the lawless frontier.
I've designed this build for the LEGO IDEAS Contest. If you want to support it and see more photos ➡️
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Thanks for supporting my project 🙏😀
Architecture is expressed in many different ways around the world. For thousands of years, human kind has been inventing construction techniques to build and develop civilizations.
With my creation "Architecture Inspiration", I wanted to express ancient, contemporary or futuristic achievements from different cultures and eras. I also took care to vary the colours, region of world and types of architecture. These architectural achievements are built with LEGO bricks in a vintage photo format, as if we had taken a real photo of the building.
This creation could become a decorative puzzle for lovers of architecture, design and history
Why would a spaceship need boxingglove-esque torpedo tubes? Ship-slapping, of course! When you run out of ordnance, a good 'ole backhand will do him good!
Appearing without The Dominos
Ya gotta be an oldie to remember them, Derek and The Dominos (and an Eric Clapton fan ) XD
This iteration of the Lamplark features an advanced thrust system, enabling sharp bursts of speed in response to threats near and far.
Loosely modeled on a Liebherr crane I saw on the way to work the other day. I make no claims to accuracy though.
The wheels turn and you can steer a tiny bit, because each pair of wheels is only connected with one stud.
For more photos, see the full set.
A microscale Liquified Petroleum Gases Tanker. It was a quite a greeble-centric and challenging build, as the main frame is 7 stud wide.
Prepping for some serious dogfighting with RichLug in Richmond on Saturday. Anxiously waiting a bricklink order to finish the rest. Rich, James, and Steve will be showing me how to play Microfleet Wars. Can't wait!
Okamura Heavy Industries K8U Bettō Frame
After losing market share to their competitors’ more adaptable, more flexible and less complex frames, Okamura Heavy Industries has launched their first new frame in almost 5 years. The Bettō Frame was designed from the ground up to go toe-to-toe with any entry level frame currently in production. With the Bettō Frame, Okamura is putting the crosshairs firmly on the market segment that is currently ruled by the ST-07 CHUB, Landscript, VS-04 Rangi, and Nomad.
This frame is pretty derivative of some other ones that I’ve seen floating around here or there, but I’ve had it sitting around for long enough that I couldn’t relocate the source material. Proper attribution will be provided if and when I find the source inspiration.
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Built for Mobile Frame Zero - a tabletop wargame.
Mobile Frame Hangar (MFZ Community Forums).
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