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My 8 stud wide Speed Champions style MOC of the Batmobile from the movie THE BATMAN (2022).
I wanted to build this vehicle since the first photos from the movie came out. It’s been in works for more than a year now and currently it’s in a star that I’m pretty happy with. My main goal was to make the most detailed version possible with the most accurate proportions.
Started out from the purple Dodge Challenger of the Speed Champions Dodge double-pack because the shaping is similar to a 70s muscle car. I went for a 9 stud wide design since the in universe car is quite wide.
The biggest challenge was the V8 engine at the back with all the around it, but I love how it turned out.
The interior has place for one figure, just like the real one, due to all the machinery on the right side of the cabine. I worked hard to represent all the tanks, instruments and supports of the interior, based on reference pictures. I designed the dashboard with the same pieces like the offical set, so the stickered parts can be used there.
The other bid challenge was to include the different bars of the rollcage in accurate position.
The flame pieces add a nice dynamic effect all around the vehicle and I used glow in the dark pieces for the headlights for more fun.
I’m really happy with this MOC, I hope you like it also! (Now I just have to make something to complement it 👀)
Instructions are available at my Rebrickable page:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-156400/Gubi_Systems/the-batmobil...
I decided to take better pictures of this car that I built about two years ago.
As always, more pictures and info here: mocpages.com/moc.php/293068
-LB Jr.
Troll BustI finished another bust with time to spare before Brickpalooza (if you want to see this and my other builds it will be at Brickpalooza in Roseville, CA on the 12 and 13th of November). This took roughly 27 hrs to build and is my largest and heaviest bust to date at over 25 inches tall! The head is pretty close to a human adult head. It pairs well with my Orc bust and the Dwarf in my pseudo-World of Warcraft-inspired builds. I hope you like it! Special thanks to my friend Blair and the Google Patent Team for the recent gifting of free Lego that helped make this build possible.
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I decided to take better pictures of this car that I built about two years ago.
As always, more pictures and info here: mocpages.com/moc.php/293068
-LB Jr.
The escort fighters in Rebel Moon. Had a lot of fun throwing this together over a couple of days. Took a little bit of liberty, since there isn't an accurate windscreen available and all the still frames I took are super dark. I didn't see any concept art or anything online either. Might help if I actually knew what these little ships were called lol.
This MOC is based on the Sherlock Holmes story called The Hound of the Baskervilles. I built it two months ago for the 2012 MocOlympics on MOCpages, but have only gotten around to posting it here.
More pictures and info on this creation can be found here.
-LB Jr.
Here is my fictional F1 car for the 2013 season. The main differences between the FR02 and this are the side pods and the nose shaping. It is built on the same platform, so the dimensions are the same. The front wing has also been improved, so it's now much stronger. The color scheme remains essentially the same, although there are a few minor modifications.
Three...two...one...go!
-LB Jr.
The Soko G-4 Super Galeb was a small advanced jet trainer indigenously developed during the seventies in the Former Yugoslavia by SOKO to replace their older jet trainer, the SOKO Galeb.
It was powered by a single Rolls-Royce Viper and besides being used as a trainer, it could also operate as a Ground attack aircraft; for this role, it could be equipped with a GSl-23 23mm cannon mounted on a pod under the fuselage, plus four hardpoints under the wings for a maximum of 1200kg of bombs, cluster bombs and rockets.
It had a maximum speed of 920km/h with a combat range of 1300km. A total of 85 planes were built between 1984 and 1991 when the Yugoslav Civil War stopped all production.
To know more about their combat use, click here for the next picture:
www.flickr.com/photos/einon/53218127988
Eínon
The Super Galeb was widely promoted on International Aerial Events in an effort to sell it abroad, but without success. There was a plan to modernize and upgrade the Super Galebs at the start of the 90s to give it the ability to operate with ground attack and air-to-air missiles but this wasn't done.
When the Yugoslav Civil War started, Super Galebs were widely used by their new owners against each others (three of them being lost to AA guns and missiles), but in the end due to a lack of spare parts only Serbia kept using them. Montenegro actually sold their old and unused airframes to Serbia in 2012.
During the Kosovo War, many Serbian Super Galebs were lost to aerial attacks, namely seven airframes of the National Aerobatic team. Currently, around 20 of them are still in use by Serbia with plans to perform a modernization to extend their operational lifes well into the 2030s.
To know more about this LEGO model, click here for the next picture:
www.flickr.com/photos/einon/53216940832
Eínon
Here is my fictional F1 car for the 2013 season. The main differences between the FR02 and this are the side pods and the nose shaping. It is built on the same platform, so the dimensions are the same. The front wing has also been improved, so it's now much stronger. The color scheme remains essentially the same, although there are a few minor modifications.
Three...two...one...go!
-LB Jr.
Here is my fictional F1 car for the 2013 season. The main differences between the FR02 and this are the side pods and the nose shaping. It is built on the same platform, so the dimensions are the same. The front wing has also been improved, so it's now much stronger. The color scheme remains essentially the same, although there are a few minor modifications.
Three...two...one...go!
-LB Jr.