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Had some fun with this one. I wanted to ruggedly combine a pod racer engine with a landspeeder in a very jawa-ish fashion. (I held a hairdryer to the front propeller to make it spin and then used the distort effect in photoshop to create heat emission effect.
This figure was a blast to paint. It uses mainly one color, just a metallic grey, a bit darker though. I tried my best to get the accuracy down. The sculpt is done by Richard Goff. As well as Facehugger. I’m really proud of how these turned out. Hope you guys like them as well
Samples secured time to jet! Guns will only slow them down!! A nearby LUNAST cargo freighter responded to the sos call and just in the nick of time too.
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*This is the second space ship project that I have built so far. I have some unrendered projects that I’ll post chronologically when it fits the narrative together with the other projects.
Build made with Bricklink Studio 2.0 with existing/custom parts and image enhanced and edited in Photoshop.
I am yet to find an APC design that keeps the low profile and straight lines as the "real" one, so this my take on it.
25.5 inches tall. I planned on finishing this after sorting all my Lego, but couldn't resist finishing this happy alien kid and his pet. Thanks to Five Star Bricks of Elk Grove for some necessary red parts to finish up this build.
A new build made for the 2023 Rogue Olympics. The theme for round 7 was "Encounter".
Exactly 101 pieces.
Check out my YouTube channel for the tutorial:
Amani are not what a being would say are prevalent. Adapting to this fact, Ine'man has learned not to be annoyed with clients confusing him with Amanaman. Ine'man, in fact, has learned to use the confusion to his financial advantage.
This is only a shot fr my new Custom , Predator , in the next days i will post the photo with some other views .
Hope you like the shot ;) .
Stay Tuned for the next Photos ;) , thx so much guys !
Basically a terrible photo of some sweet figs. I especially like the guy on the left. Give me your thoughts.
Alien movie build: Hey everyone I’m back with a long awaited moc! I recently watched the new Alien movie, Alien Romulus and I figured I’d take a crack at an alien build! This is much different than my normal builds but I figured I would sink my teeth into something new! This build depicts some creativity of Ripley taking on an Alien with a flamethrower! With this build I really wanna to get the aesthic down and use some references luckily for me I had my good friend @bricksia supply me with some interior designs from the game Alien Isolation! As well as my own perusing of the internet! For the alien design I used a mix of @hypolite_bricks and some other designs for the alien as well as inspiration from his much more superior build! As well the Ripley figure too with some creative liberties of course haha! I few of the things that I wanted to tackle for this build was door as well as how the ceiling was gonna be done! Luckily for me I had a bunch of the friends boat molds and it works perfectly for the build!Using the boats upside using some stud reversal to get it right as well as some structural pipes to keep the ceiling from buckling and bending! In terms of the door it took me about 6-7 interations to get it right, but with that being said it’s much smaller than this but I figured I would make it the height of the alien so it can have access to the door! Also too tried to make it as accurate as possible with the shaping! Anyway long story short it was a lot of fun trying to get this build right from the angles to the ,structural support, to the door as well as the fig placement and other techniques I decided to try too! Let me know what you think of the overall build, photography and anything else! As always enjoy this build and I’ll see you guys soon!
Tags: #lego #legoalien #moc #mocbuilder #26 #toyphotography #mocphotography #vignette #legovignette
Double habitat for some cool minifigures from the LEGO CMF series 6. Alien and Sleepyhead. Check out the video down here for the tutorial: youtu.be/TrGSXZxEECE
Ridley Scott's sci-fi horror classic ALIEN was first seen by audiences 40 years ago today (May 25th, 1979). Ironically, the world premiere of the movie was at the SIFF film festival in my adopted hometown of Seattle (a festival that I am also attending at the moment). So how could I not recreate this movie in LEGO!
Over the years there have been plenty of LEGO recreations of the various creatures, vehicles and sets from Alien franchise. But for this build I decided to focus on the genre-changing moment when Kane peers into the alien egg! From that point on, screen sci-fi would never be the same again.
NOW FOR SALE! tinyurl.com/legoalien
Aquatic Drill teams never looked so good!
On the left: Sam Squidle, Security/Navigation Alien Clone 1
In the middle: Marina Bleu, Pilot Extraordinaire and Astro-geologist
On the right: Abs O'Steel, Co-pilot and robo-Mining Engineer
Not Pictured: Sal Squidle, Security/Navigation Alien Clone 2
To view the original LDD concept design of the sub go to the photo listed below:
Ridley Scott's sci-fi horror classic ALIEN was first seen by audiences 40 years ago today (May 25th, 1979). Ironically, the world premiere of the movie was at the SIFF film festival in my adopted hometown of Seattle (a festival that I am also attending at the moment). So how could I not recreate this movie in LEGO!
Over the years there have been plenty of LEGO recreations of the various creatures, vehicles and sets from Alien franchise. But for this build I decided to focus on the genre-changing moment when Kane peers into the alien egg! From that point on, screen sci-fi would never be the same again.
NOW FOR SALE! tinyurl.com/legoalien
Triple habitat for the three very cool figures from Space series 26. Spacewalking Astronaut, Alien Tourist and Imposter.
For more insight about the build, check out the video down here: youtu.be/xyBb2AXN6Mw