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Under the leadership of the elf, the hedgehog changed the earth, and flowers grew everywhere it went.
Always delivering bounties alive - though by the end of the trip, they usually wish they weren't.
Built for LSB 2021's Bounty Hunter category.
Additional photos, including one of the 'passanger', on my Instagram: www.instagram.com/p/COFy3Uep33t/
“In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lies an invincible summer.”
- Albert Camus
(Français)
"Au milieu de l'hiver, j'ai découvert en moi un invincible été."
- Albert Camus
This build was inspired by a trip to the beach of Lake Huron, MI.
The use of nets to shape the sand was inspired by a build by Jan, the Creator, along with some other less closely-related uses.
Here's my ninth build in my Iron Builder round against Dicken Liu with the navy blue tool box as the seed part. This entry uses 2 of the seed part.
This is a pretty minimalist entry. I toyed with making a grander scene with trees or clouds or roads, but nothing I added seemed to improve it, so I decided to just let the concept stand on its own.
I might just be tired, but I really like how this picture turned out. I got some where the build is in focus better or everything lines up more perfectly, but this one was just the best. I suppose it's almost like a candid shot.
Here's my first build in my Iron Builder round against Dicken Liu with the navy blue tool box as the seed part. This entry uses 9 of the seed part.
It's crazy to finally be doing a round of Iron Builder after watching for so long - I'm so excited to see how it goes! I'll admit the part had me a little stumped for a while, but it is growing on me!
Unfortunately, my typical camera is out of commission at the moment, so I was stuck using a 20-year-old entry-level DSLR which required manual exposure bracketing to get the dynamic range I wanted. It took a lot more time, but I think the results speak for themselves!
Oh no! Bad luck!
Disaster struck!
My mother's magnificent vase
Coming back from its last showcase
It fell and broke
Its glory gone in smoke
However
Not forever
My lego given a new home
And a reason for this poem
Pottery Poetry :)
I have a few more pictures at Eurobricks
I was working out plant designs for the next chapter of I Dreamt of Rust, and came up with this mushroom. Tried out some photoshop, too.
There's also a dog hair in the photo...couldn't quite photoshop that out...
I made this last year as part of my final Vignweek entry, but I don't think the rushed composition of that build worked especially well, and I figured he deserved an independent spotlight.
Here's my tenth build in my Iron Builder round against Dicken Liu with the navy blue tool box as the seed part. This entry uses 3 of the seed part.
I made the raven first, but it didn’t seem like it was enough on its own. I immediately thought to The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe. (If you aren’t familiar, I highly recommend reading it.) In the poem, the Raven enters the room and alights upon a “bust of Pallas”, as shown in the excerpt below. I tried my best to replicate the Raven’s canonical perch, though I’m worried that the “helmet half off” positioning will make it hard to read at this scale for those unfamiliar with the referenced sculptures.
“Open here I flung the shutter, when, with many a flirt and flutter,
In there stepped a stately raven of the saintly days of yore.
Not the least obeisance made he; not a minute stopped or stayed he;
But, with mien of lord or lady, perched above my chamber door—
Perched upon a bust of Pallas just above my chamber door—
Perched, and sat, and nothing more.
Then this ebony bird beguiling my sad fancy into smiling,
By the grave and stern decorum of the countenance it wore.
‘Though thy crest be shorn and shaven, thou,’ I said, ‘art sure no craven,
Ghastly grim and ancient raven wandering from the Nightly shore—
Tell me what thy lordly name is on the Night's Plutonian shore!’
Quoth the Raven, ‘Nevermore.’”
Built for the sixth round of the 2023 Rogue Olympics, based on one of my all-time favorite Hot Wheels designs, "Sharkruiser".
67 parts.
Thread: roguebricks.de/forum/index.php?thread/4154-sharkrusher/
It gets so noisy
In my head
There’s this itch
In my head
Nowhere to scratch
In my head
Maybe it’s all
In my head
This moc primarily use part from Lego Ninjago set 70614 Lightning Jet. The idea came from the bike tire I got at a convention, and I thought it would make a cool cyberpunk moc. I hope you'll like it !
Here's my seventh build in my Iron Builder round against Dicken Liu with the navy blue tool box as the seed part. This entry uses 5 of the seed part.
Notably, this is almost entirely in-camera; the sky in the background is my computer screen.
Here's my thirteenth and final build in my Iron Builder round against Dicken Liu with the navy blue tool box as the seed part. This entry uses 26 of the seed part, which is, by far, the most I have used this round.
A mysterious being that has developed an extreme obsession for light, and the masks that hold that power.
Built for the Dark Hunters collab.
This is my second build in my Iron Builder round against Dicken Liu with the navy blue tool box as the seed part. This entry uses 4 of the seed part (and four of its red doppelganger).
If I had a nickel for every Hungry Hungry Hippos themed Iron Builder creation, I would have two nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice!
An abandoned statue, dedicated to a forgotten god, suddenly came to life after a strange tree began to grow inside it...
Built for BioCup 2026 Round Two - Metamorphosis
Happy weekend guys! Today I’m sharing my new project which features couple of me in Lego form, just like a matryoshka doll, and obviously we are all building the same thing, in my room. This is a fun scene to build, and I recreated different scales figures, accessories and rooms of my actual room.
I have this idea of creating a scene of myself building lego for quite a while, and I’m glad I made it work. The room layout is exactly the same as my home office, which I have some official lego sets and my own creations. Can you tell what do I have in this photo?
I’m having a video intro coming soon, and you’ll be able to see everything about this MOC, please stay tuned and hope you enjoy it.
Building process video: youtu.be/LWDmaXPbKHg
The Resurrection
Holy Week Collaboration Part 8 of 8
Thank you to our other builders Brick Ninja, Forlorn Empire, and Chris Roberts.
View detail shots on my Instagram.
After the Sabbath, at dawn on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb.
There was a violent earthquake, for an angel of the Lord came down from heaven and, going to the tomb, rolled back the stone and sat on it. His appearance was like lightning, and his clothes were white as snow. The guards were so afraid of him that they shook and became like dead men.
The angel said to the women, “Do not be afraid, for I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here; he has risen, just as he said. Come and see the place where he lay. Then go quickly and tell his disciples: ‘He has risen from the dead and is going ahead of you into Galilee. There you will see him.’ Now I have told you.”
So the women hurried away from the tomb, afraid yet filled with joy, and ran to tell his disciples. Suddenly Jesus met them. “Greetings,” he said. They came to him, clasped his feet and worshiped him. Then Jesus said to them, “Do not be afraid. Go and tell my brothers to go to Galilee; there they will see me.”
Matthew 28:1-10 NIV
My second build for round one of Iron Forge 2026. It uses 15 chairs in the roof, 6 for the awnings, and two for stones.
An unstoppable phenomenon
Each detached imitation
Straying further
Growing into an overwhelming swarm
Unrelenting locusts
Eating away at purpose
As the original drowns
Crushed beneath the bones of its replicas
Happy Birthday Max!
The great leader was about to make his final journey through the digestive system of an owl.
My entry for the 2nd round of Bio-Cup 2020, the theme being "myths and folklore of Latin America". In Aztec-culture Mictlantecuhtli was the god of death. The model is based on a painting by Nikita Orlov.
This LEGO Model was built for InnovaLUGs ‘Week in the Style’ contest. For this specific week the description was to create a build with no exposed studs. That meant I mainly used tiles and headlight bricks for the structure, while using SNOT to create the groundwork.
With the restriction of time, there were certain features that I would have liked to include and may do in the future. Overall, this was a interesting build, definitely the smoothest LEGO Build I’ve done so far.
Thanks for looking!
Inspired on Ocean Drive, Miami Beach buildings. Part of WAWLUG collab project.
Gallery: bricksafe.com/pages/Liwnik/town-buildings/nice-city-2025
I like building houses!
In the Middle Ages, boats served as indispensable lifelines, ferrying essential food and precious supplies from distant lands to isolated settlements nestled high in the mountains near the sea.
This is my entry to this year's Summer Joust, the "Pick your poison" category.
Criteria:
1. Unstable load - the yellow house
2. Technically useful - the roofs, trees and some other parts of the houses
3. Going alternative - the technic trees
4. Beaten track - the wake of the boat
5. Overpopulation - just kidding, I don't have this one :P
C&C are welcome! Hope you like it!
Hello new building the idea came to me a long time ago when i saw a dam wall and imagined what it would look like if it were polluted. Here's the result guys I'm trying to be more active again see you soon and thanks for looking.
This was built for RebelLUG's internal monthly prompt. The prompt was to build something that would fit in with the Archipelego Collab.
I am really proud of this one. This is definitely one of my favorite MOCs I've built. I pushed myself with the rock work, tree, different angles, and the use of colors I don't usually use. I also rarely build vehicles so the floating boat was also a nice challenge. I hope you enjoy!
A fantasy collab MOC by Inthert and Waffles built as an homage to the bygone LEGO Elves theme.
While both of needed a break from building spaceships, we decided to go for something colourful and out of the ordinary. Isabelouise helped us with the concept and colour scheme, and suggested the idea of using the recent CMF Acorn Boys and Night Protectors as “fantasy elves” instead of minidolls.
As this idea had the potential to wow audiences of all ages and interests, we displayed this collab at Bricktastic Manchester and Reading Brick Show, where it won the hearts of many. The finished build is two halves - the Acorn Tree by Inthert and the cliff outpost by Waffles
Both are inspired by local coastlines and tropical seabeds, as well as fantastical elements.
Special thanks to Catherine for providing minidoll pieces, and Tim for the dragon and other animals.
Mûmak of Harad – Lord of the Rings
The Mûmakil, also known as Oliphaunts, were enormous elephant-like beasts ridden by the Haradrim in The Lord of the Rings. They featured prominently in Return of the King during the Battle of Pelennor Fields clashing against the Horse Lords of Rohan.
This model is based primarily on the Peter Jackson film version, while also taking a few creative liberties in the design and detailing. Build time took around four months and I’m very happy to have it done.
I’ll be displaying this build at the Christchurch Brick Show in July 2023 if you’d like to see it in person.
Thanks for looking.
Built by PDBrickworks.
This is my First Build for MOCAthalon 2016, held over on MOCPages.
The Category #6 - "It Creeps and it Crawls.
"In a hole in the ground, there lived a hobbit..."
and you know the rest.
I am very excited to present my entirely-rebuilt model, this time in real bricks and properly photographed! (please excuse my novice photoshop skills) It has been much too long in the works.
Next up are instructions!
I have yet to format about 80% of the pages. And I'm currently in school, so this may have to wait some time.
Stay tuned.
This small build was inspired by a fantasy-style artwork I came across online. The piece depicted a small two-storey, sand-coloured house floating in the sky. While I originally intended to recreate that idea, I eventually moved away from the floating concept and instead focused on the house itself and the details throughout the build.
The most prominent feature is the curved roof. This was achieved by connecting 1×2 hinge elements with 1×2 tiles placed on top. Because the tiles sit on the studs of the hinges, they can shift slightly up or down, preventing them from aligning perfectly and helping to create the curved shape of the roof.
This build took quite some time to complete, as I experimented with a variety of techniques and rebuilt several sections along the way. In the end, I’m especially pleased with the small details and everyday scenes scattered throughout the model.
Thanks for looking!
About time I build a classic ship from Star Wars. But I had two goals in mind:
1. Make it perfectly minifig scale, no matter how big or how small.
2. Use the most unconventional LEGO pieces and techniques to get the shapes and proportions without delving into “illegal” territory.
Needless to say, I think I nailed it. Measuring just under 22 studs long, this matches up with the canonical length of 6.9 metres or 21 feet.
As for the parts usage... I think you can see for yourself. There are also some old rare bits that cost me more than I anticipated.
I have been wanting to build another Yavin 4 MOC for awhile, especially one with a Y-wing (which is my favorite Star Wars vehicle). I decided to use Jerac's design for a Y-Wing because none of mine were turning nearly as nice as his design. If you haven't go check out Jerac his instructions are on Brickvault's website. I used his initial design then modified it to my liking. I wanted to make the base bigger but I ran out of tan pieces. I had so much fun doing this build and I hope you enjoy!
Built for the 2023 Rogue Olympics. 16 pieces.
Thread: roguebricks.de/forum/index.php?thread/3974-ethernet-cable/
Fall of Shiganshina District | Attack on Titan
This scene recreates the Fall of Shiganshina from the anime Attack on Titan. It’s inspired by the opening episodes of the series and depicts the moment when the city’s wall is breached and civilians are pursued by giant humanoid creatures known as Titans.
From what I understand, the setting of the city in the show was heavily influenced by German medieval architecture from the 14th–15th century. This provided a large collection of reference images to work from, and I tried to make each building feel unique in its own way.
The Titan itself took some time to build, as I don’t often work on large figures. It ended up being a really fun challenge, and I’m especially glad I managed to include a minifigure in its mouth.
I’ve been a bit busy lately, but with New Zealand entering another lockdown I finally found the time to finish this build and take some photos.
Thanks for looking!
Built by PDBrickworks
My newest LEGO MOC from @disneyplus @obiwankenobi show. Haven’t built in a while and especially haven’t built Star Wars so it was fun to come back to the theme. Even though the setting for the duel is quite boring I tried to make it as interesting with adding the sand blue as well as using some weird pieces for the rockwork. Can’t wait to build some more Star Wars, what do you all think of the MOC. Cya soon and keep bricking! #lego #starwars #legostarwars #obiwankenobi #darthvader #legocreation
SCENE: On top off the mountains, above the clouds, sits the Golden Pagoda. Legend says an old ronin lives there, some try to seek him out....
Having finished the stunning game Ghost of Tsushima earlier this year, I immediately knew I had to build a cool Japanese/Asia inspired styled Samurai MOC. The Asia category in the Summer Joust sold me on the idea and forced to me finish it by August. I am also a huge fan of Japanese Ukio-e art, which inspired me a lot. This is not any specific scene from a game or art piece, just a cool idea in my mind that I wanted to realise.
I think I managed to fulfill my initial idea of how it should have looked like. The larger island was built in less than 4 days, while the small one took 4 weeks :D I’m happy with the rockwork, managed to include some cool new pieces, as with the green vegetation, while the large tree I could have done better. I finally got to use some new techniques and pieces in the MOC, like the legs as poles of the “torii” gates, the catapult pieces as stairs, the Thor hammers as parts of the roof and a few other.