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The sand blows gritty through my hair...... I see the glow of a power core through the sandstorm, but..... Why would there be a power core out in the desert?
I heard the swish of a blade and felt no more.
Two Austrian spec. ops. soldiers prepare to set charges on the entrance to a "top secret" underground bunker.
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"We were told it'd be an easy in-and-out job. Two senior advisors from the Russian and African Empires were to get together to form some sort of 'alliance' between the two nations.
We are assuming there also will be some Germans involved, since they established treaties between most of the eastern countries at the start of this war...
James set's a charge on the door, while I watch out for any 'unwelcome' visitors."
In case the ice doesn't tip you off, here's another old picture. Hopefully I can upload a bit more consistently in the near future, even if it is just old stuff.
The people have spoken. The ApocaLego town received the most votes, and it shall be built! This will no-doubt be my biggest project yet.
Returning are your two favourite Post-apocalyptic ass-kickers, Rail and Maddix, and the MOC also features our newest character, who is yet to be named.
Climate change screws with everything.
this used to be African desert, not so anymore.
The moisture in the air is almost unbearable, it feels like breathing under water.
I took some outdoor pics yesterday and today :)
Just having fun with my new Lego PoC set!
I love this fig.. ;D
Okay, I guess I need to explain somethings...
I released the long awaited and desired (those of you who were in the group really wanted a narrative story set in the world of America the Roleplay) Union Comic. Not many people bought it. I spent months designing and gathering the pieces, and no one cared to read it. I was discouraged. But I have since come to my senses.
I have release Union The Coming Fire, free of charge to everyone. All you have to do is go to my website (here: courthousepublishing.weebly.com/) and read it. If you enjoy it and want to see more, please donate. If not I cannot release another.
The Lost Saga is still looming over my head, and I will one day finish and release it on my website.
To fund these projects, I will be selling many of my LEGOs on eBay, and if you want anything of mine, you can find contact information on my website.
Want happened to the community here guys? I can't find anyone who really cares about it anymore. If I go dark again, it is most likely due to the fact I could not find that spark in the LEGO community that got me started.
Best Wishes
Judge's Court
When the fecal matter comes into contact with the air distribution turbines, who you gonna' call?
Equipped with a BFG, and the armor to back it up, this is the guy to hire for any of your personal security needs.
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This is actually a figure for Inconceivable, who requested that I make him a custom figure, in exchange for an item I've been wanting for some time now.
Side note: I've been so fraking stressed out recently, so it was so nice just to take three or four hours to make this guy. <3
Well, as you may have noticed I have been in a bit of a mini dark age lately. I have still been checking your guy's stuff but I haven't really built anything. Now however, I think I am back and ready to go at it again with these figs inspired by Legomoc and the The Chef's new RS resistance standards. So, I hope you Enjoy :)
Sequel to the Undead Situation , The Undead Haze is Eloise J. Knapp' second novel.
This second opus takes us and Cyrus V. Sinclar, our favorite anti-hero, on a quest across zombie land... Check out my review of the book on Bricks of the Dead!
Many thanks to my buddy Pixel Fox for the Photoshop edits on this picture!
Post-Apocalyptic Survival Outpost
Located off the Texas Coast
I have always wanted to build a post-apocalyptic diorama but I didn't want to recreate the usual dio of dilapidated structures and cities in ruins.
In almost every apocalyptic scenario, the cities usually are the first place survivors head due to large amounts of supplies, weapons, non-perishable food, and the possibility of finding other survivors. However, urban areas are usually hit the hardest in any apocalypse. Large amounts of destruction, lack of electricity, presence of outlaw gangs, and other dangers await survivors that hope to find shelter in the metropolis.
With this in mind, where would you turn to find sustainable safety and security for a group of survivors? The county side? Rural towns? The coast?
A while back, I was out fishing near some gas and oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. I thought to myself, "why not build a survival outpost on rig a mile off the coast?"
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Offshore structures can provide all of the 5 resources required to survive.
Water - A basic desalinization devise along with large amounts of coastal rainfall would provide all the fresh water required
Food - Sea life of all kinds can be acquired near offshore rigs. The structure creates cooler water with shade from the sun and the underwater structure acts as a natural reef which attracts bait and then predators. Crustaceans and shellfish can be collected from the surrounding waters. The tropical climate makes for great greenhouse conditions.
Shelter - A roof and walls offer a place to keep supplies dry and a refuge from the elements.
Protection - Being offshore, the risk of attack is reduced. Survivors are better able to detect possible threats and react accordingly. The near proximity to the shore also makes trips to the mainland feasible. And of course, lots of guns.
Energy - With an almost infinite supply of natural gas and wind, you could power almost anything using natural gas engine conversions and wind generators.
Where what semblance of civilization ends, and Wasteland begins.
Well, I got it redone, and I'd say it's much, much better and more interesting.
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This is not the shot I will be entering, I'm going to take more close up shots that make them seem like pictures of the scene, not an overall of the build.
Any comments/criticism are much appreciated (and likely needed).
"Faster! Faster!!!" yells Tomas as he's almost staring down the throat of the creature.
"My foot is flat to the floor!" yells Uncle Josef.
C&C welcome :)...
Ok, a kinda' random"ish" build but I like it nonetheless.Tell me what you think, I always want to hear people's thoughts. No figs cuz' I thought it looked really desolate and rustic without em'.
Only the wind pushes the swings anymore.
As promised, here's my No Survivors entry for Ry's Head for the Hills Apocalego Contest. It's a bit bigger than minifig scale (which would have been cool given the other potential applications for a minifig swingset), but I don't think there was any scale stipulation in the contest.
Didn't really look at any references for the telephone transformer thing, was really just a greeble thing sitting around that I used cause fuck it. Marlboro sign is reused from a previous build, but whatever...it looks good.
The awning is designed such that it can easily be removed, the vehicle has steering front wheels, the door opens and it has a detailed interior.
Echoing through the narrow streets and ghostly, hollowed out buildings, they heard them come. A screeching and howling, a million fingernails being drawn down a million blackboards, and an ominous thudding. Sof’ya’s hands trembled slightly on the cold metal of her rifle. Out of the corner of her eye she caught a glimpse of the insane grin on the face of the man she had called her husband, at the blood-curdling glint in his eye, and for the hundredth time wondered at the sense of giving him the bazooka. She shrugged to herself. It wasn’t likely any of them would live long enough to regret the decision anyway. To her left, Eliza shivered at the horrific screams that seemed to surround her, piercing her mind like a cold, unforgiving blade. Her hands tightened on the handles of the Gatling mounted in front of her. On the second floor, her brother prayed underneath his breath and steadied his finger on the trigger of his sniper rifle, one hand clutching the crucifix that hung from his neck. The rooftop was almost silent bar the sounds of the not-so-distant screaming and the click of the engineer’s hook against the concrete as he desperately tried to pick up any signals on the transceiver. Capp raised his face to the heavens as, for the first time in as long as he could remember, the sky opened and icy, biting rain began to drop from the skies. Raymond merely gazed out on the ruins surrounding him.
The screeching and thudding stopped as suddenly and inexplicably as they had begun. Silence. Beneath his visor, Raymond of Toulouse smiled.
“They’re here”
In a post-apocalyptical world, the prospering City of Tektropolis has become a rich metropolitan area. This attracts small gangs of outlaws as well as well organized groups of terrorists.
To defend itself, Tektropolis has established the Urban Defense Forces (UDF), which is composed of smaller Teams. One of them is the 21st UDS.
Here, I'd like to introduce the Anti-Ground Gunship AGG-12F "Flying Devil". It is manned with one pilot and can be equipped with a wide variety of military equipment. Being a VTOL, it can quickly come to help where- and whenever needed.
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Just some zombie figs. I may end up sneaking them in the Apocalego display at BrickFair when Carter isn't looking. :P
Halloween special!
My friend Dave from Bricks of the Dead asked me a while ago if I could produce a series of MOCs that would represent the different kinds of modern Zombies...
This third MOC covers the last kind... the infected human.
Check the full story on Bricks of the Dead!
With many warring factions squabbling over land, these checkpoints are the only things that attempt to control ever changing borders.
#LUV Mk III. #Lego #MOC #afol #legomania #legomilitary #apocalego #legospace #legoscifi #legopic #legomoc
Built for Nannan's Black Fantasy Contest. I did not intend to enter (been working on builds for other contests) but it was one of those sudden inspiration type things, so I decided not to let that spike of inspiration pass me by. I'm glad too, this was a lot of fun and I'm extremely pleased with the result.
A small diorama for Mclovin's "The Metro" group.
I've noted a few things I'll be adding when I get a chance to tear don my D-Day diorama, Of course it would be stormy today, so no pictures.
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I'm totally getting out of my building style with this, so we'll see how it comes out.
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Since apocalego got me into the zombie genre and writing my short story "Of the Flesh" I thought it only fitting if I doubled back and made some Lego figs and vigs from the story. This is the Lego-ized version of the illustration at the start of Chapter 7.
Maybe if I write a sequel I'll just use lego instead of hand drawing everything. Might be faster...