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Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-175658/AbFab74/lancia-delta-s4-s...
Rebuild using only the parts of a Lego Creator 30542 Cute Pug Polybag.
Wouldn't want to be that fire hydrant...
This is a submission to the Rebrickable contest, December 2013. It's an alternate of set 75002-1 - AT-RT.
You can see the other contestants (there are some really great ones!) and vote here: rebrickable.com/blog/2013/dec-alternate-build-competition...
Instructions: rebrickable.com/mocs/leuerb/futuristic-police-motorcycle
This is a submission to the Rebrickable contest, December 2013. It's an alternate of set 75002-1 - AT-RT.
You can see the other contestants (there are some really great ones!) and vote here: rebrickable.com/blog/2013/dec-alternate-build-competition...
Instructions: rebrickable.com/mocs/leuerb/futuristic-police-motorcycle
Eurobricks and Rebrickable were challenged by LEGO to make alternate models for current year city sets. The builds had to only use the pieces in available in the official LEGO model, be made in LDD, digitized, tested in real brick and be a model a 7-10 year old could build!!
I received set 60035 "Arctic Outpost".
This was a good set to receive because it had a good variety of parts and plates, but not so many that it was overwhelming. There were some challenges of course, one being there were no brick with stud on one side bricks, though I did have a few good SNOT pieces. Another challenge was the lack of inverted slopes to really shape my models. It was still a fun project and I came up with 5 alternate models.
Micro ships from what is simply the best Star Wars series, Rebels! The photos here show a collection of smaller Rebels ships and starfighters, The Ghost and the CR90 Liberator. Instructions on Rebrickable…
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rebrickable.com/users/ron_mcphatty/mocs
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The Liberator is the largest MOC I've designed and built, it also marked the end of my micro (1:250) streak back in 2021. It life as the more recognisable Tantive IV I decided to add an alternate colour scheme and build that instead, it's 59.6cm long and weighs a hefty 1.6kg! The structure is solid and I've managed to squeeze a not-to-scale interior in there, just for fun.
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The Ghost is almost 1:250, about 3 studs short but structurally much more straightforward with the more accurately scaled version I came up with. It also has an interior, plus a removable tiny Phantom.
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The rest of the ships are starfighters from various significant moments in the show. They're all pretty sturdy, mostly variations of other ships I've built.
Here are some modifications to the 2023 UCS X-Wing Starfighter set 75355. The landing gear stand is the biggest addition, I've also made subtle changes to the nose of the ship and added an almost correctly scaled R2-D2. Free instructions and parts lists for all three mods are on Rebrickable.
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-149544/ron_mcphatty/ucs-x-wing-s...
The Landing Gear Stand provides an easy way to display the X-Wing on a coffee table. The ship doesn't need to be modified at all, just lifted off the set's original stand and slotted onto the positioning support. The gear are built into the stand itself!
As a seperate mod I've rebuilt the top surface of the nose section to give it a bit of a slope, hopefully improving the very flat looking nose. The side panels need some slight modifications to fill some gaps and I've made the nose grey, just out of personal perference.
The midi-scale R2-D2 is slightly too large but I think looks good next to the ship when landed! Huge thanks to Jan Woźnica for letting me use his very clever R2 design and make some adjustments, please check out his instagram (@john.carter.creations) and his awesome Tales of The Space Age Lego Ideas set!
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-94844/AbFab74/pagani-huayra-spee...
Instructions available on Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-34292
Eurobricks and Rebrickable were challenged by the Lego group to come up with alternate models for the most recent line of CITY sets. I was lucky enough to get asked and received the set 60033 Arctic Ice Crawler.
It's a very likable set (nostalgia might help a hand here...), but 112 parts isn't a lot to work with, especially if there are parts that only connect to one other part. It definitely was a very interesting and challenging project, and I got the chance to get to know a lot of magnificent builders and human beings. So I'm really very grateful that I could be part of this project.
Anyway, on to the model! The panel really turned out to be the most versatile element of the set... not what I had expected. I came up with a rather nice connection for it, so the plow can swivel to push barrels and meteors out of the way. If you want to take something with you, no problem because there is room enough in the back and it tilts to fit your desires. It is also a great place to store all of your tools. So plow yourself a way through through the Arctic (main street in winter will do as well), and see what you can discover!
I hope you like it. If you happen to have the set, you can find instructions for this on Rebrickable.
Instructions available here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-120209/Vanestream/sailing-boat-o...
Sturdy, rugged, fast - The Ol' Pelican is an old fishing vessel the pirates Clint and Longsocks rely on for smaller expeditions as well as the odd fishing trip. Being a pirate, Clint has equiped the boat with two swivel guns, leading to the Ol' Pelican packing more of a punch than one might expect.
Think SAAB.
While the 3-Door 900 Aero is the first SAAB that might come to mind, the coolest is probably the Aero Convertible. A full four seats, plus all the usual SAAB coolness added up to a pretty compelling package. The ultimate colour, was of course, yellow, but black and red were OK too.
The SAAB 900 Convertible wasn’t super fast, but it didn’t need to be, the style was the key, and the convertible had it in spades.
The engine bay was constrained though, so SAAB’s route to performance was turbocharging. All SAABs had been FWD too, though this tended to limit how much torque could be transferred to the road smoothly.
For SAAB, this was a high point. The marque was sold on to General Motors, the second generation 900, based of the GM Cavalier platform, never captured the hearts of the buying public as the Classic 900 model had.
Being October, which had always been the LUGNuts anniversary month, this 1987 SAAB 900 Turbo 16S Convertible has been built to the 85th challenge theme 'Like, Totally 80s'.
By popular demand, this model is available on my Rebrickable account.
A cinematic close-up from my custom LEGO Death Star Diorama, inspired by the iconic duel between Darth Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi in A New Hope.
Being a huge fan of the Original Trillogy (and an AFOL), I wanted to recreate some of it's unique design in a MOC. I wanted the blast doors to open and close fully and to give it as much detail as I could. I especially struggled with the lights in the walls, but managed to pull it of with an advanced technique.
It's made of 1006 pieces, and if you like it, you can buy the insgtructions on Rebrickable, it's €5.00:
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-93174/AbFab74/lamborghini-diablo...
here you go:
Rebrickable: partlist + instructions pdf
Yes, it's still the falcon...
only some studs bigger than my old model of 2019 but this one comes with a lot updates and features a complete new covering.
It took about 2 years on an off working on this one.
This time I tried to get as close as possible to the circle form
and I tried to close most of the gabs on the covering.
The model features many ucs styled details within a scale that fits on every shelf.
Due to the system scale the proportions are still a bit bulk. therefore it has a full interior!
The model is more strength now. E.g. the cover slices can be fixed in position.
Still this is more a display model than play model.
I tried to built the instructions as much understandable as possible. But as I am a not the best practiced builder, there can be tough sections here and there.
funfacts:
3985 Parts
57x 42 Studs
2.450kg
If you own my moc from 2019 you already have about 60-70% of pieces.
You' ll also get a discount for the new instructions! pm me
Stud.io file on request
also I can share different part lists for the model without interior
or inner structure only if you want to try to build it with your own covering.
Instruction files (pdf) available on my Rebrickable page:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-88419/salim91210/dassault-mirage...
Thanks for watching !
Building instructions available on Rebrickable.com
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-14603/BrickBees/the-costume-shop...
The ship that made the Kessel Run is less than 12 parsecs! I’ve been working on this alongside my OT Falcon for a few years, the twist on a beloved design drew me in immediately and I’m really pleased to have finished it. The significant obstacle was the cockpit piece, I was hoping for this ship to get the Microfighter treatment for years but finally gave up on that dream and designed a cockpit sticker myself. The template for that along with instructions for the KR and OT Falcons are on Rebrickable, if you’ve been kind enough to buy the OT Falcon instructions then you’ll find these new ones available to download on the OT Falcon Rebrickable page too :) rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-63888/ron_mcphatty/micro-solo-mi...
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-96246/AbFab74/ferrari-512bb-spee...
Stumpy is an alternative build using pieces from 6866 Wolverine's Chopper Showdown. He(?) was built for the MOC Alternative Build Competition on Rebrickable.
If you'd like to take a break it's always a good opportunity to browse rebrickable.com and learn from the great designs available there. I'm building now one of my favourites, it has many excellent solutions. Unfortunately that cool rear axle on the picture won't be used, I felt the urge to replace the L motor with something... faster :)
Can you name this MOC and the designer?
deconsnowman's F1 alongside the two Speed Champions McLarens (75909 and 75880) (the Silver Arrows one doesn't count and just makes me sad)
Eurobricks and Rebrickable were challenged by the Lego group to come up with alternate models for the most recent line of CITY sets. I was lucky enough to get asked and received the set 60033 Arctic Ice Crawler.
It's a very likable set (nostalgia might help a hand here...), but 112 parts isn't a lot to work with, especially if there are parts that only connect to one other part. It definitely was a very interesting and challenging project, and I got the chance to get to know a lot of magnificent builders and human beings. So I'm really very grateful that I could be part of this project.
Anyway, on to the model! The panel really turned out to be the most versatile element of the set... not what I had expected. I came up with a rather nice connection for it, so the plow can swivel to push barrels and meteors out of the way. If you want to take something with you, no problem because there is room enough in the back and it tilts to fit your desires. It is also a great place to store all of your tools. So plow yourself a way through through the Arctic (main street in winter will do as well), and see what you can discover!
I hope you like it. If you happen to have the set, you can find instructions for this on Rebrickable.
This is my own creation (MOC) of Aqua from the anime "Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!" (KonoSuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World!).
I used instructions from LEGOdouMoko as reference for the structure of the head and upper body of this character. Based on their instructions, the head and arms can be rotated.
►Check out their amazing blog here: blog.livedoor.jp/legolego05/archives/52789654.html
►You can download the instructions and view the parts list for free in my Rebrickable post here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-48390/BrickHugger171/aqua-konosu...
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Eurobricks and Rebrickable were challenged by LEGO to make alternate models for current year city sets. The builds had to only use the pieces in available in the official LEGO model, be made in LDD, digitized, tested in real brick and be a model a 7-10 year old could build!!
I received set 60035 "Arctic Outpost".
This was a good set to receive because it had a good variety of parts and plates, but not so many that it was overwhelming. There were some challenges of course, one being there were no brick with stud on one side bricks, though I did have a few good SNOT pieces. Another challenge was the lack of inverted slopes to really shape my models. It was still a fun project and I came up with 5 alternate models.