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The Flying Scotsman in its wartime livery.
Still plenty to do, not completely content with everything just yet. The cab windows aren’t really what I wanted, might just have to use the LEGO window frame pieces instead. And I’m not loving the roof.
A thing that will have to be redone is the firebox, really not happy with the shaping there.
The wheelbase works well though and goes threw corners and switches easily.
I’m still looking for a piece for the funnel... And I’m still unsure whether to have smoke-deflectors or not.
I posted this WIP shot because it was a good look at the sleeping bag and "pillow".
Hope you guys like it!
This was meant to be a one night build but a day after I photographed it I looked through a coulple small bins and found some awesome pieces for detail, so it ended in a build that took about 2-3 hours. Not the fastest time for a moc of this size, but I was happy with what I had made.
crop of Current Wip.
by Diane M Kramer
aka She Wolf
cutting metal for backing.
work in progress.... been a while since i had chance to get into studio loft.... will hammer and glue later, and tone down the pinky areas....and texture the metal area once glued and nailed down. may tone it some too....
by Diane M Kramer
aka She Wolf
I've started shaping up the main body area. Some weapons have been added. The color scheme will likely remain as such, with the tail having a brighter pattern. Much of the upper front bley body pieces were hastily thrown on placeholders, and may be revisited.
Ein kleines WIP meiner T3. Noch fehlt einiges, aber die Lok nimmt Form an. Eine Motorisierung steht noch aus, ist aber mit den Circuit Cube Engines angedacht. Meine Motivation hinter dem Bau dieser kleinen Dampflok lässt sich auf die rheinhessische Eisenbahnstrecke Sprendlingen - Fürfeld, im Volksmund auch „Bawettche“ genannt, zurückführen. Dort wurden diverse Loks dieses Types während der Länderbahnzeit eingesetzt, was die T3s zu einer der wichtigsten und sicherlich auch bekanntesten Loks dieser Strecke macht.
Hello all! Today I have my second batch of WIP pictures for my LCBTC contest entry over on Mocpages. Like before, I've tagged those I'd specifically like to critique this build. Also, I have a question for you all, with the whole house built it will be too dark, even with the slide-out walls. How do you guys think I could fix that? I was think have a removable roof. (Also, the second floor will only cover half)
For losabia's swap.
Does anyone know how I make links in the comments? Because what I did didn't work. Any help would be swell.
For Guy.
It's a photo, not a scan.... it's not finished yet.... there will also be leaves and bulb in this drawing....
Muscari latifolium. Coloured pencil.
Making some progress, at last. A lot of improvisiation again here. I wanted something rather destructurated and organic this time but kinda changed my mind in the middle of it, not liking how it was turning out, and went back to something more smooth and defined.
I'm done with the torso carving by now, still have to decide on what comes next.
Hello, Hello
Yes I'm still alive. Sorry for the absence of 3 months.
This picture is a WIP for the Tourney 2018, Im vey excited about it. Can you gess whitch categorie???
Also I've decided to change my username for "The Brick Alchemist" instead of "Legojus". Why??? Heeuua... I was bored of this name. It was a temporary one until I find a better one. Lego is cool, alchemy is cool, so why not The Brick Alchemist!!! Hope you like it
bye bye. Have a nice day, night whatever..!
WIP-stages.
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I'm not a WIP-uploader (and the "In Progress" part is a misnomer based on my earlier announcement), but I felt I should leave something on my way out of the LEGO-building populace. You're liable to see these completed on the other end of this dark age I have fallen into.
Here is a geared turret that was destined for a couple in-progress MOCs, including the Jackal. The gearing is not perfectly synchronous, but the rotation-elevation ratio is 98%, which means it takes several full rotations before any noticeable elevation change occurs.
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These are some of my current WIPs,
Try and name them all, it's not very hard.
After you name everyone I'll tell you why they're WIPs, (not too hard to see with some of them, though).
By the way, sorry for the bad picture :(
WIP, (A4 Cropped for pic) ZIG multiliners (black), ZIG clean color real brush (Black) , and Gelly Rolls on heavy weight glossy photo paper
When painting on a colored background, i usually put down a base painting in white gesso so the colors don't take on a tone from the colored background. this is the start of a Euphorbis plant painting. Aug. 2018.
Curved Lounger. Showing how it was put together. Not too difficult really; just a short section of flex tube and one very illegal connection. Can you see it?
Leviathan class ore carrier.
Usually I don't like to post wip's, but it's an exception. I'm building it for months, and it's still far from finished, while I already rather exhausted, and run out of creative ideas. So I need your support and constructive criticism.
The basic idea is to build colossal utilitarian-looking space vehicle)
Easy to say hard to do. There are 4 ore containers, individually fixed on the ship's frame. Scraps on the left will be it's engine section. Not quite shure what i'm going to build on it's front section, but there 100% would be tons of greebles and sensors. Also I'm going to build 2 or 4 auxiliary engines, facing down, like fish fins.
The third update for my Lego show exhibit! The show's just over two weeks away now, and I haven't posted an update for over a week I think, so here you go.
As you can see, I've completed the bulk of the landscape, I just need to finish the grass area at the back and the add the cliff for the base of the castle. After that I'll build the castle, the tower, and complete the three cottages. And then of course I'll add the leftover foliage and other details :)
As always, C&C is most appreciated :)
Starting to fill out the roof/sides, and added a suit-up room and airlock inner door. Slow progress!
Ah, yes. Construction, as well as shamelessly posting photos of unforgivably poor quality, goes on yet. The underside of my SHIP, (measuring in at 106 studs), is basically complete. I can't imagine I won't be throwing in little tweaks here and there as I continue. Construction at this point has gone on for about 2 months, and I am estimating another couple weeks until I'm editing, if not posting, the final pics of this very frustrating SHIP.
Why is it frustrating, you ask? Let me tell you.
About a week ago, tragedy struck this MOC as I turned it over to set it on its belly and two rather large sections of the rear of the ship promptly fell off and shattered on the floor. There was apparently enough weight in those two pieces that it immediately overbalanced the ship in my hands, and although I saved the whole thing from falling to a death that would have undoubtedly sent me into an immediate dark age, the sudden lurch caused a rather large section of the front to plummet to the floor in a similar fashion as the rear sections, with much the same result. With that horror still fresh in my mind, (as well as minimal loss of sleep), I have put a lot of extra time into reinforcing the connections, which seems to have paid off, (fingers crossed), because when I flipped this thing over just moments ago, it barely shivered.
Thanks for having a look, and being supportive of my tragedy, (even if it sent you into uncontrollable fits of laughter).