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thanks to recent great midiscale falcons by Tim Goddard , GolPlaysWithLego and the first previews by The_Legobuilder they inspired me to update some corners of my falcon.
The Cover of the Mainhold is nearly the same design as GolPlaysWithLego and I really tried to built a Cockpit that fits a little better in proportions and fits at least one Minifigure. Highly inspired by The_Legobuilder. My one is very fragil still.
At last I rearranged the back with its enginevents and the Hyperdrive.
I will post some closeups on the changes later.
I'd be happy for any feedback.
I built this purely for fun in about an hour. Yes, I'm a pretty slow builder. Thanks goes to my Dad for the '70s-'80s red wheels for the cab. He got them from his first LEGO set in the early '80s. The technique for the road wasn't what I originally planned; but due to lack of parts, which prevented me from completing the original road, I was forced to use this one. I hope it turned out okay.
The hansom cab is a kind of horse-drawn carriage designed and patented in 1834 by Joseph Hansom, an architect from York. The vehicle was developed and tested by Hansom in Hinckley, Leicestershire, England. Originally called the Hansom safety cab, it was designed to combine speed with safety, with a low centre of gravity for safe cornering. Hansom's original design was modified by John Chapman and several others to improve its practicability, but retained Hansom's name. -Wikipedia
You can find it here too.
My third entry for vignweek 2023 : Unlikely Match Up.
I represented Vador and Dumbledore doing a contest to find out who is the strongest.
Well, it has been quite awhile since I used this platform. However, recently I have recently sparked my passion for Lego Again! I will do my best to post somewhat regularly; mainly MOC's, sets, and custom minifigs. Hope you enjoy :)
Mizutani Shion "Coyote" with standard and fully enclosed cockpit versions:
Features:
- 8 stud wide build
- Both versions can fit 2 minifigs. However the enclosed version only can fit them without hairpieces.
- The standard version can fit minifigs with hairpieces, but only with flat ones
TIMELAPSE VIDEO: www.youtube.com/watch?v=50lNVDARPGY&t=2s
VIDEO WALKTHROUGH: www.youtube.com/watch?v=QG1zMzSMlb0&feature=youtu.be
FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/lego.scape.sculpture/
My custom Destroyer Droid with deflector shield, built for our @darktimesgroup Antolus l collab displayed at @_bricktastic 2024.
The story takes place in the early days of the Empire, and pirates take over some CIS equipment, which they are using against the Empire
I made the driod with the shield last october, after I discovered that the 8x8 dome pieces in trans blue. These are almost perfect for my droideka build, but I didn’t got to use it in any MOCs since then. The whole aesthetic of the collab, with the black round bases and raised terrain worked well to hide the connection points of the dome pieces. I also added LED lights under the shield, which gave a nice glow to the whole thing as a perfect finishing touch.
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'm back - finally! I've finished my latest MOC, after many months of this sitting around collecting dust. I hope you enjoy.
-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.
#Lego #legoinstagram #legoafol #legomoc #legomech #legostagram #legomania #legophoto #legofigures #legobuilder #legotroll #afolclub #moc #afolcommunity #afollife #troll #wowtroll #warcraft #worldofwarcraft #legophotography #legophotographer #legofantasy #legocastle
I'm back - finally! I've finished my latest MOC, after many months of this sitting around collecting dust. I hope you enjoy.
-LB Jr.
A collaborative build between myself and @lamborghiniwafflesauce
A popular car from the Eastern Block, built in the 8 stud wide Speed Champions style.
The car can fit 3 minifigures (helmet required on the back seat) and it features accurate details like all the brick built lights in the front and rear of the car.
This build started as part of a collaborative tribute to vehicles from the Eastern Block, titled “East Champions.”
The first version of this Fiat Polski was designed by Mansur and then I worked on perfecting the angles and details, and finished it thanks to recolours of the small mudguard piece.
Instructions at my Rebrickable page:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-145940/Gubi_Systems/east-champio...
As usual, more can be found on MOCpages.
First of all, this is for Ape Fight's Classic Race Teams group.
I first began building this transporter back in mid-December 2011. As you probably noticed, I'm mainly a supercar builder -- not a truck builder. So I knew it would be a challenge, but I didn't think it would be too difficult. After all, I've built a truck before (Mercedes-Benz Actros & Trailer, something that I would like to make another attempt at making one day).
So it wasn't like it was totally unfamiliar to me, though; at the same time, definitely not my "comfort zone." Progress initially began well, except for one area. I have no idea how it happened, but there is some kind of uneven-ness in the front section. There are parts that are 1/4th of a plate off.
Anyway, I soon ignored that issue, as I was too far in to take it apart and start all over again. About six or so months ago, I pretty much finished the project, save for a few bricks here and there that were the wrong color. Sadly, those bricks which I lacked are rather uncommon in blue and yellow, so it would cost too much to buy from Bricklink.com.
So I guess you could call this a "WIP" or an "abandoned" post: I won't be building this anymore. Sorry to disappoint those of you who have waited so long.
Also, the main picture was a composite edit (i.e. I used three different photos to clone in the missing parts). The rest of the pictures are not, so you will notice the wrong colors. Piece donations, anyone? :-)
Classic Space works leading antigravity technology is out on display, sleek angled lines, Dual multidirectional thrusters for a great power to weight ratio, purpose built for speed. Jenny is hoping for some clean and classic racing.
My entry for @bfg_audiophile's #BFzeroG #space #legospace league
I was pondering for a long time on which space theme to build for this. SHIPtember consumed all of my remaining black parts that would have been useful for this. I've had the cockpit idea on my table scraps shelf for a while, waiting to be used. Since I've been trying to work through my WIPs/Table scraps from years past, currently completed at least 2 so far. However i think 7 WIPs have been added on-top of my existing pile... woops. There is just too much fun to be had. Happy building!
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I finally got some photos of this orc. It is loosely based on Grommash Hellscream from World of Warcraft (of which I have honestly never played- but orcs are awesome regardless). Someday if I ever have the finances to justify buying all the necessary parts I'll build out his full body, but for now this is a bust of an orc. I used my technique of putting the mini-fig eyeball heads in helmets upside down to achieve the intense eyes of this beast and a vast majority of parts came from the LEGO t-rex Jurassic Park set. I have come to absolutely love dark tan as a color through this build. It is my most stable build to date and is pretty robust throughout. I hope you like this orc.
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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.
Hi everyone, I wanted to try something new where you have the ability to play a fun game. Please don't try to cheat and tell me your guesses!
If you would like to see more please let me know down in the comments I have a lot more Family Feud questions and answers!
Link to project: ideas.lego.com/projects/6b604c85-8902-4cf2-b057-45a1a02f3db1
I made this moving PacMan display that uses inter channel figures. The actual IDEA project page has gifs that show the moving of the figures in the build. The movement is done with a manual crank on the side of the stand which can be seen on other images in the project. The ghost figures on the stand are interchangeable with the figures you see on the side.
Please support the project on Lego Idea if this is something you’re interesting in! Supporting is free! Thanks so much for your time!
Here is my UCS Quadjumper moc with full interior and in minifig scale.
It had alot of challenges but I love how it turned out.
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This model is my Porsche 918 LEGO replica. It features custom taillights and wheelcaps to reassemble the Porsche 918 iconic wheels. It’s build out of roughly 1000 LEGO pieces, is about 30 cm in length and weights about 1kg.
The design:
Tmodel I already designed and shown before a couple months ago. However this version features a dark brown interior and has a small change to the rear.
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About the small change:
If you can notice I put the sides of the rear 0,5 plates down to make it align perfectly with the bodywork and make the top be able to feature a wedge part. The rear now has an even better curved and shaped 🍑😜
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What is your favorite feature from this Porsche 918 lego replica?
Imperial colored version of my latest updated AT-RT walker, built for our @darktimesgroup Antolus l collab displayed at @_bricktastic 2024.
The story takes place in the early days of the Empire, when Stormtroopers still used Clone Trooper armor and equipment.
This is my entry to the LEGO House competetion in order to celebrate 90 years of bricks!
Therefore I present the island castle battle where the Imperial guard has captured captain Roger Redbeard and his wife Ms. Redbeard have gathered the men and the biggest canon they could find in hope of saving their captain. Do you think it’s enough?
If you like it, leave a comment on the Ideas website, thanks! 😄https://ideas.lego.com/challenges/2d3f47a4-66c9-4f41-92ee-87ccc9fbf2df/application/5d8bcc54-972c-4c10-8653-9f6fb6abf0bb
I'm back - finally! I've finished my latest MOC, after many months of this sitting around collecting dust. I hope you enjoy.
-LB Jr.
I first drew this design with pencil and paper about a year ago, but I didn't consider building it in LEGO until a few months ago. And after taking apart my aging Fiat 500 Abarth, I had the pieces I needed to make it.
The name "Vivace", is an Italian musical term for "lively". Click here for the pronunciation.
This car's design is mostly inspired by the Ferrari 458 Italia, McLaren MP4-12C, and Rossion Q1.
As always, more at MOCpages:
-LB Jr.
Is your building work too organised and orderly? Never fear - hire Harley, she's always happy to help!
I built this purely for fun in about an hour. Yes, I'm a pretty slow builder. Thanks goes to my Dad for the '70s-'80s red wheels for the cab. He got them from his first LEGO set in the early '80s. The technique for the road wasn't what I originally planned; but due to lack of parts, which prevented me from completing the original road, I was forced to use this one. I hope it turned out okay.
The hansom cab is a kind of horse-drawn carriage designed and patented in 1834 by Joseph Hansom, an architect from York. The vehicle was developed and tested by Hansom in Hinckley, Leicestershire, England. Originally called the Hansom safety cab, it was designed to combine speed with safety, with a low centre of gravity for safe cornering. Hansom's original design was modified by John Chapman and several others to improve its practicability, but retained Hansom's name. -Wikipedia
You can find it here too.