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Last addition to this group before Bricks LA starts. For good two years or more I have been wanting to build a properly colored C-3PO. So building like the Alderaan depends on it, I have managed to come up with this golden C-3PO. I am sure I'll tinker more on him in the future, but time is ticking and Bricks LA is literally right around the corner.
If you are going to Bricks LA , I look forward to seeing you. I am this guy.
update: Instructions for these figures are available on
This little butler bot is here for you in case of cravings.
Instructions are on Rebrickable : rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-73541/Leewan/alfred-the-butler-bot/
3: Queen’s Resort is a beautiful place, not one I can associate with my haunting suspicions. I spent two unforgettable weeks there, watching the sun rise and set over the islands, enveloping the world in warm mist. But there seemed to be nothing to uncover. I’ll have to go farther back if I really want answers.
—Anna Kant
I'm still asking myself why I built this. XD It definitely turned out a bit different than in my head, as I was planning on doing a gothic hotel building, but I couldn't find the right colors for that, so I went with tudor instead. The infinity pool was super fun and so were the steampunk minifigures.
Borrowed some of my brother's new blue strip lights from Lightailing for the edges of the pool. It looks fabulous in person.
More pictures on Blockheads.
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I decided to rebuild this awhile ago and made instructions as well. It took almost a year on and off to get it finished and to my liking, so I hope you enjoy it as well! It includes a detailed interior with stove, range hood, prep area, soda fountain, and a small refrigerator. The roof lifts off for easy access. I wanted to add a fun sign for Moe to attract customers, and what better than a giant pair of bacon/egg? I added the chrome, white tires, and lighting in the render and they aren't part of the instructions.
Find instructions on my Rebrickable if it's something you're interested in!
rebrickable.com/users/1saacbricks/
Here's the original build:
Also! This was built in Studio and rendered in Blender. I have more info on my Pink Cadillac description. Thanks for stopping by!
Instruction is available on Rebrickable
Brick count: 693 pcs
Height: 23,9 cm
Length: 34 cm
Width: 15,3 cm
A convertible and more powerful version of the Darjeeling Barracuda.
Instructions are available on Rebrickable : rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-211851/Leewan/darjeeling-barracu...
You\'ll notice that the wheel covers were initially the same as the classic Darjeeling Barracuda, but I loved Leo1_Lego's idea of using the Aston Martin DB5 wheel covers so much that I decided to steal it. :p
Update: instruction now available at rebrickable: reb.li/m/214726. So, if you like it you maybe consider supporting me by buying that instruction. 😇 Many thanks in advance. 🙏
So, next airplane, this may is some kind of experiment... My aim was to create something not so smooth this time. And finally, I ended up with some kind of cyberpunk airplane. I definitely broke my rules in some points... but I hope you like it anyway.
You will find some more pics of it in my stream/profile 😊
best
Thomas
Star Wars Clanker
Instructions available on Rebrickable
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-146543/Sparkytron/b1-battle-droi...
4 hands, 2 of these armed with sharp blue plasma blades.
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Small version with Head of Hobbes steering. There is a free building instruction available at Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-154520/grubaluk/calvin-and-hobbe...
Remake of the wizard I built for VignWeek 2024. Instructions are be available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-206811/NikiFilik/cute-wizard/#de...
finally uploaded the razer crest instructions
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-92078/TheRealBeef1213/1125-scale...
Ready for an overplanet adventure? Load up your trusty rover with tools, food and enough fresh air tanks, and come with me for an "out of this world" adventure over the surface of an random planet
- just hope it will not be an gas-giant, that would be really unfortunate.
The last minute rocket taxi starts in a few minutes!
More photos on my Bricksafe:
bricksafe.com/pages/horcikdesigns/rover-expedition-ready
And it comes also with free instructions: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-174737/Horcikdesigns/expedition-...
I'm a big fan of Terry Pratchett's books so it's no surprise I've always wanted to build the Great A'Tuin with elephants and Discworld on top. This micro model brought me a lot of fun in figuring all the details and I hope you'll like it too :)
(And if you like it, you can support it on LEGO Ideas!)
Edit: free instructions available on my Rebrickable page!
Background image credit: ESO/Igor Chekalin
Want to build it? The instructions are on Rebrickable! ---> rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-136017/ColonelCandy/honey-i-shru...
INSTRUCTIONS NOW AVAILABLE
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You can now build your own Jungle Dragon!
For €5,- you will get the full instructions and parts list.
(IMPORTANT) PayPal payment only!
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If you are interested, check out my page on rebrickable.com
Link:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-75221/Rons_oc/ninjago-jungle-dra...
Instructions Available on Rebrickable
Additional photos HERE!
Malboro is a recurring creature in the Final Fantasy series, sometimes also known as the Molbol, Morbol, or Mad Oscar. It is a large, green, tentacled plant-like creature, with an anemone-like head and large mouth lined with sharp teeth. It is renowned for its dreaded Bad Breath attack, which can inflict many status effects on its targets, crippling unprotected parties. The Malboro has ranked among the more iconic and difficult enemies in the series.
This LEGO version is built to be roughly minifigure scale. As it has appeared in many games over the decades it has had many different designs. The vast majority are fairly similar and so this is designed as a generic version rather than one from a particular game.
My first entry into the series was with Final Fantasy X. I had not really played RPGs before let alone JRPGs. When I first encountered the Malboro it was an incredibly hard battle and I was very relieved once I had finally won. Yet they were showing up in random encounters over and over and I just could not take it. Turns out while I was using the Sphere Grid I apparently wasn't actually leveling up my characters. In my ignorance I had gone through a decent chunk of the game with little to no leveling up of my party. I had been enamored by the story and world and kept pushing through, yet also was extremely frustrated at how hard the game was. Turns out a lot of the difficulty was my own fault. Once I figured this out I leveled up my party and from then on it was a much more balance game. Final Fantasy X is one of my favorites and I highly recommend it, but definitely make sure you level up your characters...
So Stephen Pakbaz (of Curiousity Rover fame) built "Piece Out" which is a pretty incredible VW bus that transforms into a fully articulated robot. You can purchase his easy to follow instructions for a mere $5 at: rebrickable.com/profile/Perijove/mocs
So of course I reskinned "Piece Out" into the turtle van because reasons. Also his roof blasters can parts form onto his arms for Shredder blasting action. I'm thinking of calling this dude "Shellax". . .
It was inevitable that R5-D4 was going to happen.
Instructions available for purchase for both via the R2-D2 page link below.
The couple were on the Party Barge of the Dead for #brickworldchicago2023, dancing on the deck at the back of the boat.
I’m so proud to have been part of the Eurobricks team that build the incredible Party Barge of the Dead.
Instructions for (a slightly modified) Skellie are now available via Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-200279/Kristel/skellie/#details
Instructions for Catrina (with a slightly different hat) are available via Rebrickable:
I loved the Samson in Avatar and was pretty disappointed with Lego's version. Bobbacatmocs on Rebrickable made a really awesome version though! Great building experience
The Light Forgotten
Final boss of the game "Hollow Knight"
Instructions available on Rebrickable
Dreams of Hallownest Part 2
Dreams of Hallownest Part 1
As I celebrate launch of my first LEGO Ideas set, 21340 Tales of the Space Age, I'd like to share with you three more pictures in the series I've built. They are closer in style to my original submission, but uses a dedicated hanger on the same height as pictures in the final set. I hope you enjoy these models as well as the previous ones.
Instructions available on my Rebrickable page (warning: all three models use some illigal techniques). rebrickable.com/users/john.carter/mocs/
Instructions available on Rebrickable : rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-220358/Leewan/cyberpunk-car-orange
(note : I actually designed this one first, and built the black version afterwards)
It's BoJack. Horseman, obviously.
Instructions are available on Rebrickable : rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-102726/Leewan/bojack-horseman-br...
Instructions available!
rebrickable.com/users/The%20Brick%20Artisan/mocs/
A variant of my LL-926, fully updated using mostly modern parts (e.g. light bluish gray), and every part is easily available and cheap on bricklink. I finally caved to requests and made instructions for the first time - a fascinating process! It has a fully detailed underside, functional landing gear, a moveable hatch, rear ramp and transport buggy which fits neatly inside, and is fully swooshable!
(even if you don't purchase would help me out if you take a look, and maybe even like/comment on Rebrickable as that lets it get more visible)
Have fun!
For the sake of completeness, here's my full lineup of Tales of the Space Age. I don't think there will be more in a foreseeable future - I'm very happy with the seven pictures as is and enjoy having them on the wall of my home office.
And just in case you'd like to build some of them, 21340 Tales of the Space Age is still available in LEGO S@H. For the additional ones, you can get the instructions from my Rebrickable page: rebrickable.com/users/john.carter/mocs/
Instructions Available for all three mechs on Rebrickable.
Additional Photos HERE!
Reactor 5 is one of the eight mako reactors built by the Shinra Electric Power Company to power the metropolis of Midgar. It also doubles as an artillery development plant. It housed the Airbuster, a large prototype mobile weapons platform being developed by the Advanced Weaponry Division of the Shinra Electric Power Company. Sweeper and Cutter mechs were used in conjunction with Shinra soldiers to guard the facility.
Finally finished instructions for Leia and R2-D2. Follow links to them:
rebrickable.com/mocs/Miro/princess-leia (free)
rebrickable.com/mocs/Miro/mini-ucs-r2-d2 (small fee)
Thanks for supporting my instruction sharing.
May the force be with you all!
Main hero ship from the anime Oban Star Racers. Featured here gliding across the beach of Alwas en route to the finish line.
The original design is made by IronHonour on Reddit and Rebrickable. I have reworked parts of the inner structure for stability purposes, as the original model works best as a static moc on a Technic frame. It does feature opening flaps and airbrakes, but at the moment I have not stiffened them enough to my liking to feature them all in a scene like this.
It took me approximately 4 months to source parts for the ship and the minifigures from my last post. All-in-all, a very expensive build but a fantastically fun one at that!
A roughly vic viper shaped fighter i build towards the end of last year. I finaly got around to model it in Stud.io and post instructions on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-222386/Thomus_Bean/blacktron-ii-...
Everyone told me
Not to stroll on that beach,
Said, "Seagulls gonna come,
Poke me in the coconut, " and they did, and they did.
Instructions are available now: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-90205/Miro/seagulls/#parts
Instruction is available on Rebrickable
Model Specifications:
Brick count: 406 pcs
Height: 27,2 cm
Length: 13,5 cm
Width: 17,8 cm
ZIP file includes:- 123 page PDF instruction
- BL partlist*
Instruction was made using stud.io, GIMP and pdfsam.
I have been wanting to build the Peanuts characters for so long. Here is the first one, Charlie Brown with his little humble Christmas tree. More characters to come.
You may purchase instructions via Rebrickable now: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-94829/Miro/charlie-brown/#details
The little car that couldn't save Plymouth. Bumper Delete. Fender delete. In purple, of course. Instructions on Rebrickable. rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-74052/dreesejones/plymouth-prowl...
Model Specifications:
Brick count: 1093 pcs
Height: 28,7 cm
Lengh: 14,0 cm
Width: 18,7 cm
Instruction is available on Rebrickable
ZIP file includes:
- 413 page PDF instruction for the Joker and 23 page PDF instruction for the Card
- BL partlists for card and Joker
*Instruction was made using stud.io, GIMP and pdfsam.
My MOC of medieval tournaments grounds. Featuring a grandstand, two spectator stands, armor/weapons racks, and a jousting fence/tilt barrier. The roof of the grandstand is removable for access inside.
Instructions Available on Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-152408/MasterBuilderKTC/medieval...
I made a neo classic version of the Galaxy Explorer's Ground Station, to go with the Galaxy Explorer I made. The door can be opened, the radar dish spins, and the roof lifts off. Full interior too. I made instructions available at Rebrickable (photos of the inside and other angles are there), using 99% cheap modern parts so it's easy to put together!
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-92934/The%20Brick%20Artisan/guid...
finished !
only one part on the underside i have to change to grey, before making high quality pictures...
instructions you can find on rebrickable for this!
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-87504/Mihe%20Stonee/the-narcissu...
8048 Bricks on 680 Pages and 2113 steps.
Dimensions:
58*75*39studs or
46*60*31cm
Ca. 5,6kg
I recently realized it was possible to connect an espresso plate 32828 to a bar with prongs 68211 through its Ø1,5mm hole, and thought it would be a good starting point to build a tree.
Only four different elements are required, so it's a quite simple design, but the end result looks pretty good and natural in my opinion. However it's a tad fragile as it's based on a delicate way of attaching the parts so you have to be careful when you build it.
I used tan elements for the trunk and branches but reddish brown and black can be used as well.