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A microscale block of flats in Swedish summer surroundings.
In some way inspired by the art of Jaxco (000float @ Instagram).
Bonsol Colony, a space dock/base.
This is my first SHIP and by far my largest MOC, covering 2x5 XL baseplates (23040 studs). It took about 10 months to build.
1 stud width truck are abandonned ; too small for the dio.
Here is new attempt in 2 stud width.
Please visit Pierre E Fieschi Galery for his work in 2 stud.
I'm very happy with the shapes of this one, and the fact that the wings close up to the right height as well!
The only non-combatant vessel fo the Hurricane fleet, designed to provide extended supplies in case of repairs or long excursions through the vastness of space.
Other ships in the Hurricane Fleet
Maelstrom Mobile Weapons Platform
soli deo gloria
This was part of my Lego club's layout at our exhibition last weekend. We had tons of extravagant once-per-city buildings but almost no housing so I came up with some low-key apartment buildings.
Sometimes you get tired of big models and want to build something without spending days and weeks for it :) This little guy is based on Ward fighter from GOF2, although I had to come up with some form and design changes due to its small scale.
My first ever microscale build for the "New Elementary" Blog, using the Nexo Knights Shields and new double-cornered panel as a portico.
For those not familiar with New Elementary is worth a read!
www.newelementary.com/2016/04/nexo-classic-space-jason-br...
Cheap and easy to use. Rugged design with a simple maintenance program. Can take a lot of punishment but can't give out all that much. Effective for small budding nations, and not a problem for donor nation to deal with if that budding nation goes rogue, after all you never want to sell your best stuff XD
Central to Wasp Squadron, you are clear to dock in sector 5. Welcome home commander!
It's good to have you back.
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Pheron 4Y ... you cruel mistress. Your acid clouds and strong winds eroded the surface. Nothing lives down there anymore. So we built our cities above the clouds and into the sunlight.
Now as I pop out of these poisonous clouds ... I get a glimpse of my city ... basking in the last rays of sunlight ... it truly is a magnificent view ... one that get's me every time.
I get that warm, fluffy feeling and I know ... I'm home.
I built this as a gift for the London AFOLs Christmas party Secret Santa this year. There’s not much secrecy once lightsabers are included as people will guess it’s me that built it. This was an interesting challenge, getting a Lego oval with three different layer heights for the seating tiers and arena base. The recipient had jokingly put that she’d love the Colosseum from Santa so that gave me the idea. The structure can be seen here www.flickr.com/gp/uklegoman/fep79x and here www.flickr.com/gp/uklegoman/xF7s42
Buildings, from highest to shortest:
Imperium Domus (translates to the Empires House): The Imperium Domus is the tallest, free standing structure in the galaxy. It was constructed from 2016-2020. Imperium Domus is the Trynin Empires political center; it houses mayoral meetings, the judicial branch, and the senate sessions. It’s also were the Grand Mayor of Trynin dwells. Imperium Domus is also the nerve center for the Trynin Empire’s military and numerous other bureaucratic branches.
Iosisse Building: the Iosisse Building is the headquarters of Iossise Tech., the galaxies largest non-military technological development company.
Nelworth Tower: the Nelworth Tower is the headquarters for Tran Incorporated & Son’s; the galaxies largest producer when it comes to ground vehicles.
Tronde Tower & the Lel Building: Tronde Tower is the civilian headquarters for the galaxies largest corporation, Tronde Shipyard. The Lel Building is military headquarters for Tronde Shipyard.
Wisslove Building: the Wisslove Building is the headquarters and test site of Weston Speeders Inc., the largest small vehicular company in the galaxy.
Ranter Testing and Managerial Building (RTM building): Headquarters for Ranter Tec., the galaxies largest starfighter manufacturer.
Tiren Office House: is the headquarters for the Tiren Engine Company, the galaxies number one producer of ion engines, selonic cells, light-jump engines, and shields.
Wellron-L Building: headquarters for the galaxies largest producer of laser weaponry.
Bank of Condorenne: oldest and largest banking firm in the galaxy.
Lend Office: an office complex that is rented out to thousands of firms and houses some of the galaxies leading financial firms.
Mall of Trynin: holds the largest concentration of commercial business in the galaxy, well of four million business occupant over a fifty mile stretch!
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Designed to function as a long-range communications and surveillance vessel, the Anansi's exhaustive sensor apparatus allow it to provide invaluable telemetry for coordinating ship movements across uncharted or contested territories.
Been bouncing WIPs around for a while now. Figured I should just knuckle down and push something out.
Tireless and adaptive mine layer and tactical support ship, featuring lateral mine launchers and mini workshop.
The completed LEGO microscale habitat stack is finally here!
Over the past few months I have built a wide selection of 8x8 LEGO microscale habitats and today I'm going to give you a complete overview, including a new polar one and a rework of the OG habitat, the japanese garden.
Here's the video:
Finally got some time to finish rendering of this micro Hook and Ladder 8 (also known as Ghostbusters building)
There are some strange rendering artefacts can be seen.
Links for LDD files:
first block of a microscale neighbourood. In a city with a river through it. Something like Chicago.
more to come, hopefully.
Some examples of what the finished trees may look like.
There are lots of other ways to build trees like this, so just go ahead and try different things. If you lack a piece for something, just try replacing it with something else. It might just end up even better :)
Happy building!
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