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A two-seat transporter, with 12 tyres, giving a low pressure footprint. This machine was ideal for swampy planets or planets covered in deserts. The vehicle also performed well on planets covered in desserts, as its balloon tyres coped well with surfaces such as whipped cream, custard or blancmange.
I've built this 25-piece creation just for fun, because I wanted to try to build something fun with only a couple of pieces.
3D view on Mecabricks: mecabricks.com/en/models/eVaPRNRDjzB
A horse grazes peacefully along the banks of a slow river, unaware of the imminent danger which lurks below....
Built for the Vignweek 2020 day 1 prompt of "Lair" even though I am ineligible because this is a digital entry. I'm doing it for the challenge!
Mecabricks: mecabricks.com/en/models/GejeX7kl2KX
Instagram: @umbramanis
The Llwyngwril Systems' Tumbler was an almost perfect solution to back-flips, front-flips and staircases (take note Daleks!). Sadly it was still not proof against angry aliens from Pluto trying to push you over sideways.
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I've checked and there's enough clearance for the central part to spin all around. It'll be interesting to build a real one and see how it rolls down a staircase!
Thought the new Trolls hair piece 65463 would work well as the tip of a paint brush.
You can see the model in 3D on Mecabricks.
Another version of recently uploaded Type 37. Credit for inspiration goes to my friend Kiren and roadster/cruiser rendition of his Somekon Aurora - feel free to check the model and support him on Flickr/Ideas.
Basically this is just the same car, but with different pseudo non-fixed roof layout, meant to be removable like on the real phaetons. Back part renders and phaeton with folded roof will appear a bit later. Car colouring and whitewalls are a small homage to Lassiter V16 Phaeton from amazing videogame named Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven.
For, y'know, hauling stuff.
Like the LL-886 ULW (Ultralightweight) Rover.
And Lems.
Or... any other stuff you wanna get from Alpha Centauri-to-Betelgeuse
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A luxury, high-speed space yacht used for racing in the outer reaches of the solar system's disc. The ship's large "keel" was actually a heat-sink, used for dispersing the waste heat from its engines and other machinery.
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This was inspired by a sketch that I saw on Artstation by DOFRESH . .
NOW WITH ADDED SMOLLER PANEL GAPS! (OMG the interior of this thing is a clip nightmare)
For shipping soil, or robots (named after ducks) safely as you bimble about in interstellar space
Feel free to use in your MOCs with attribution if poss:
Stuck on a swampy or boggy planet with the standard tricycle? Add Llwyngwril Systems' low ground pressure adapters!
Attach an extra 12 wheels to your tricycle for enhanced floating and traction. Each unit comes with additional an comms antenna and enhanced safety lighting. The units can be steered individually, for extra manoeuvrability.
I've made a few changes to my Ideas project "The Working Telescope".
You can read about it on Lego Ideas and, if you wish, and if it's not already the case, support it so it could become a real set :
ideas.lego.com/projects/2d338638-5679-42b6-b8d7-7c0166bab...
You can also see it in 3D on Mecabricks : www.mecabricks.com/en/models/8xaD4BY7aB7
Yay!
Here comes the AmaTron Sol Prime Delivery Micro Screw Tank!
Bringing us overpriced bluetooth-enabled junk that we don't need!
There's no better way to spend those credits stuck out on Outpost Luna 7.
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Woot - 2 rovers in one day.
I promise it's my last screw tank for a while.
I just had to do something with paint-rollers
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Who knew Jeff Bezos stole his logo from our Beloved Classic Space explorers? (sorta)
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It's that time again.
The time when I redo the 6927 All Terrain Vehicle.
I've tried to keep closer to 'system' on this one. Less greebles, less feeble!
Do you like it?
Meh?
Let me know in The Comments.
Yay !t's Febrovery!
[Okay so it's a Life on Mars T3A Trike Redux]
Don't think I should pledge to do one every day this year... but who knows?
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The Skycarrier hosts a squadron of fighter and attacker aircraft, stored safely out of the wind and weather in a lightweight airframe.
Takeoff is normally into the wind from the forward deck, with landing operations clear at the stern. Emergency scrambles may be launched from both decks, however.
In normal operation, deployable spoilers extend from the landing deck to disrupt airflow over landed planes, allowing safe use of the elevator even at moderate airspeeds.
Towering over the grid, a monument to the achievements of Clu, stands the Cathedral of the Grid.
It's been a while since I made a Tron themed build. This one isn't inspired by any thing from the universe but rather by the Hallgrimskirkja in Iceland. There's also a hidden display for a Tron Minifigure in the back, currently featuring Rinzler.
3D View: mecabricks.com/en/models/07vNrZXVvAm
Futaba Aoi (葵 双葉 / Aoi Futaba) is a supporting character of You're Under Arrest, slice-of-life seinen manga and its subsequent anime adaptations about fictional police department of Bokuto, located in Sumida ward of Tokyo.
Because of some totally unforeseen and unexpected assignments (yep, I'm still a loser in learning in my ripe age of twenty-five), I managed to miss the supposed deadline to finish and upload this build, which was the 31st of March - a great day to do so for a reason some of you might be aware of, and yet I failed. Comes naturally with being me. However, I felt obligated to share it still. Being supported and remembered is an important sentiment at any time, and Futaba is a character who deserved to be remembered due to her remarkable resilience and optimism, unshakable by any mistreatment and vile things said about her.
And if you care, don't forget me, too, even if I'm not as good as Futaba yet. Pretty please.
I couldn't help it.
Lack of inspiration led to my usual 'little classic-esque buggy inside a mahoosive big wheel' standby.
Drama over creativity. A habit :D
"Just Rocket Blind into the Dark"
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It's kind of cool though non?
Glad it's not my job to clean all those windscreens.
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If you want to see it in 3d, and spin it around or remix it- fill your boots:
A sleek and swift ship, decorated in the Police's famous battenburg pattern.
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Totally inspired by Alego Alego's model. I hope that it's okay that the cockpit slope/curved brick isn't directly attached to the 62743 piece. Unlike last year, this is digital, as it'll be a month until I'm back home with my real bricks.
I wanted to use the decorated fins for the wings (which I own in real bricks!) but the decorations aren't in Mecabricks' catalogue (which is vast). www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=6239pb073...
Why fly when you can tow?
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3D Spinnable version - find the dodgy connections or remix for fun!
Buggy, trailer and Scooter:
www.mecabricks.com/en/models/mkjA0gVd2ZG
Scooter:
www.mecabricks.com/en/models/xov70g76a0D
Wobot:
If this is your ride of choice, you better go fast, because there's no stealth with a trail like that. Safety Systems not included. Rule the skylanes.
Another rover from the planet of Fflint, whose sharp, stony surface meant that a spare tyre was carried by all vehicles.
This twin-hulled fusion powered beauty is the latest product to come out of the custom design studios at Osiris Racing, ready for plenty of sponsorships when the next race thunders through the asteroid field.
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Mecabricks Model: mecabricks.com/en/models/xov7VlEDj0D
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The ones that got away...
I use Lego Digital Designer to sketch my building ideas. I like it because its simple interface is quick an easy to use, allowing me to experiment with shapes and colours and connections. Most of the screen is building area. However, I've rendered these images using Stud.io as it produces some nice results quickly and simply. For "proper" renders, I prefer Mecabricks.
These are the ideas that neared completion, I've a plethora of files of structures and shapes but they're probably not as interesting for people to see. I think that this will be an annual event. Every year, I end up with things on my hard drive that nobody will see and people might find interesting.
Inspiration for some of these sketches came from www.instagram.com/p/CgOoZ5-qaTV/ and www.instagram.com/p/CfIZwxYrHIw/ and www.instagram.com/p/CbCkoeJp6sT/
A "little" scene built for the current "Your build in the world-famous LEGO House!" contest on LEGO IDEAS.
Diogenes Trexler was about to enjoy a pizza - the best in the galaxy, according to him - on Korvon, when a giant worm, attracted by the smell, appeared. Diogenes quickly opened a portal to flee, but didn't really think of where to go, so it's in the poor Morgan Birch's bathroom that his portal led.
To get a better look at the model, you can see it in 3D on Mecabricks.
My entry's page can be seen here.
A Star Wars vehicle I've been meaning to design for a while now. Always loved the hot rod aesthetic of the XJ-6. And Mecabricks was the perfect place to quickly whip up a design.
The Akrep 48 rolled off the assembly lines in post-war Iksandria, but the tank has seen service around the world on a scale almost comparable to the MeMe-21 fighter. It earned a reputation as a capable medium tank with a solid balance of speed, armor, and punch, but all of that pales in comparison to its service life. The '48 has fought Xinhai communists in the fifties, Samarians in the sixties, and is still serving small nations like Chad and Giraffistan in the early nineties.
The Phantasm was an experimental "thin ship". It was built from parts that many people claimed didn't exist in the real world.
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Normally when I build in LDD, I stick to parts that only exist as real bricks. I thought I'd be a bit more care-free with this model. Its shape and colours were inspired
by an image in a collection of ideas by Shannon Sproule.
It would be great to make something with even more patterns. However, the arch pieces take up a lot of room, as do the changes of stud direction. Perhaps a larger model could be two bricks thick, which would give a bit more freedom for connecting things.
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[Okay so it's a Life on Mars T3A Trike Redux]
Don't think I should pledge to do one every day this year... but who knows?
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Ngl, completely forgot I had two more of these prepared. So this time we've got:
Darth Revan
Bill Potts
Captain Marvel
Negan
Amanda Waller
Asajj Ventress
Not the most interesting lot, but eh, they're something to upload.
As always, please lemme know what you think :D
Built for the the LEGO House: 20,000 Bricks Under the Sea challenge on Lego Ideas.
I'd previously tinkered with a dirona design in Mecabricks and had wanted to create a character to match. Nudibranchs and other small sea creatures have lots of unique shapes and body features that I thought would be interesting to translate into a humanoid character. The ocean-themed challenge on Lego Ideas—with a chance for entries to be displayed at the Lego House—was the spark I needed to start working on this scene.
Theme : Flying
When you use biomimetics to replace fighting jets, you get the C.A.S.S. - 1. Flies like a butterfly, stings like a bee !
You can see the 3D model on Mecabricks.
HR exists, even on a moonbase. The office might have some weird piping routed through it, but at least it has some windows.
This vignette was inspired by Mandalorianknight on Eurobricks, who suggested that Classic Space HR should be Beige.
3D View: mecabricks.com/en/models/0DvYPN7Mj9e