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Bay Area Park, Clear Lake Texas. This is as close as I am going to get, no micro for me here, that thing was the size of my hand :)
Dear friends, thank you so much for your support - for visiting, for faving, for your encouraging comments, for sharing your inspiring images. Basically, the Flickr community is the only audience for my photography, so to me your feedback is what applause is for an artist. The challenge to surprise you with new and more exciting creations is one major driver for me to learn and improve.
But as much as I love and need Flickr (admittedly :-) - it's time to take a break. There will be little time for me in the upcoming weeks, and I feel I need some new and fresh ideas as well. Time to gain some distance.
Have a great time everybody and see you back in June!
Brickbuilt mini Christmas tree with micro Emerald Night train. I simplified the base which makes the track more circular. I might still swap out the bottom portion from dark red to dark bluish gray.
I came up with this tie-fighter technique which only uses 2 pieces, along with a small base for it. All in all, the entire MOC only uses 20 pieces. Hope you like it!
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Among all the different types of chips, I have chosen a micro chip because I think that fits best into a macro group. And the potato or chocolate chips would have been eaten up before I took the photo...
Happy Macro Monday!
Built in 24 hrs for JKmoc's 24 hr build challenge with "dream" as the theme & roller skates as the seed piece in April
A few months ago I thought I'd try my hand at some micro-scale sci-fi architecture. Finally got around to taking some pics. Might turn this into something bigger, time permitted...
This little guy is barely a centimeter long and I couldn't believe the vibrant colors...I had to dig out the micro lens and see if I could get a shot.
One of the carnival rides at last weekend's Greek Festival in Edgewater in Chicago sponsored by the St. Andrew's Greek Orthodox Church on Sheridan Rd. and Hollywood Blvd. Fun times!
In landing mode while I wait for stand parts. Both wings rotate independently, the landing gear is easily swapped for the stand, and best of all (if I do say so myself) I’ve managed to make all colour schemes buildable! Studio files and instructions are on Rebrickable... rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-62269/ron_mcphatty/micro-stinger...
I put these together very quickly for a collab at Brickworld. They were a great deal of fun to build, and it was cool to see how I could make each one unique.
Beauty on two scales: micro and macro. Lupine and Sequoias complement each other so well.
In Sequoia National Park, you are on Western Mono and Monache land.
This was shot on a Sony A7R IV on a 24 mm lens and edited in Lightroom.
This is my entry into the Micro Sci-fi City category for Space Jam 2018, a moonbase! This also doubles as part of a collaboration with my LUG, IowaLUG. (We’re currently remodeling the website, but I figured I would include the link anyways.) I tried to make the buildings very non-standard and give most of them interesting shapes, and I think I achieved this. There is a tunnel system so that all of them are connected and none of the inhabitants get sucked out into the vacuum of space. ;-) One of my favorite easter eggs is if you’ve been following me for a decent amount of time, you would recognize my SHIP that I made this past September; I finally got around to making a micro version of it for the landing pad! Personal achievement, bigtime. ;-) The buildings are left to right, front to back:
Rover Garage
Communications Tower
Power Plant
Landing Pad
Residential Complex
Office Tower
Research Institute
The build dimensions are 132x68 studs, and an estimated 8,000 parts. More detailed pictures are in my photostream. Thank you!
Ty