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The London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Fowler Class 3F was a class of 0-6-0T steam tank locomotives built between 1924 and 1931. Reliable and successful in shunting and light goods roles, “Jinties” worked on LMS lines until the nationalization of British rail companies, then being absorbed into British Railways (BR) stock in 1948 and finally withdrawn from service in the late 1960’s. In addition to civilian rail work, a handful of locomotives were requisitioned by the War Department and sent to France in 1940. (Two were were destroyed by retreating British forces after the fall of France, five were returned to the U.K. in 1948, and one was captured by the Wehrmacht and later operated by the Deutsche Reichsbahn until it was scrapped in the early ’50’s.)
Funnily enough, I built this a day or two after my Warship in the same scale (HO). Although I was pleased with most of it, the cab bothered me, and so it sat on my desk, collecting dust. I recently decided to give the cab another try and came up with a much better, albeit more complicated, solution. BR black wasn’t my first choice for the color scheme, but it allowed me to focus on the shaping and other details. I took some inspiration from Liam Biggs’ model, but I’m happy to say that the majority of my design is original.
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Death from the skies! You can't see any cows in the air at this scale, but trust me they're there. Oh, and that farm is about to get destroyed by the LBG finger of God.
This is one of my contributions to InnovaLUG's latest collaborative build, Space Spheres. See more in this blog post on the InnovaLUG website.
This iteration of the Lamplark features an advanced thrust system, enabling sharp bursts of speed in response to threats near and far.
My first take on the micropolis module format for microscale LEGO city. Comments and constructive criticism appreciated!
Tireless and adaptive mine layer and tactical support ship, featuring lateral mine launchers and mini workshop.
Another new 6x6 stud microscale location. Entertainingly_lame is hosting #aquajune again this year and the challenge is a 10x10 stud build, so this is practice for that.
The Spear Shark is a stolen lance frigate modified for NBT's pirate needs. The heavy lance beam melts through merchant ship shields and hulls allowing smaller NBT ships to scoop up the riches and booty. It's also equipped with turrets which let it put up a fair fight with pesky enemy fighters
This ship probably needs more black and yellow to be true NBT, but oh well.
After looking at the actual LEGO set of the VW Camper Van and some pictures of the van in real life, I noticed that the vehicle had a pop-up section. Thus, this was added on to the Van. What do you think of this upgrade?
Thanks for checking this Micro-scale out!
You can see the original here-https://www.flickr.com/photos/162558636@N03/32400238197/in/dateposted-public/
This is like a childhood fantasy realized. Me, my dad and his friends always wanted to create a tabletop battleship game using Lego. But it was the 70's, so we ended up using straight 2x8's as vessels. I'd love to see an entire fleet built to this pattern...
In the end of XIX century European buisnesmen took active part in industrial development of eastern part of Ukraine. The main city-forming factor was the building of soda plant by Belgian industrialist Ernest Gaston Joseph Solvay.
Building of barracks for bachelors was build in 1895 as the part of infrastrucure around that plant. Then it was working as gymnasium for childrens of the plant's top managers.
1917-1921 it became military hospital. After 1923 building serves for worker training.
Since 1977 building has worked as gymnasium.
On the1st of May 2022 it was burned by russian nazis
all together the blocks I've built so far for a microscale town on the French Riviera. I may reshuffle them once I have built the rest, we'll see.
you'll find more pics in the Microscale set
I *think* I've figured out what wrtyler did in their corner module. This seems to work in theory - I'll need to gather some parts to see if it works in reality. Dark Tan for a reason... let's say I'm going a little far, far away with microscale than most do.
The Bremen-class Corvette was the first European Union combat capital ship produced following the Pan-Eurasian War. The outdated Union navy had been bested and embarrassed by modern mercenary forces. Following the armistice at the end of the conflict, Union admirals demanded comparable vessels and the versatile Bremen was the first to make it from blueprint to production.
She is designed to shield and protect larger ships from warheads, fighters and other nimble threats. Computer-assisted flak turrets cover multiple vectors and Bremen crews pride themselves on their accuracy and kill counts.
She also packs something of a wallop - a triple barrelled cannon is placed on the foredeck. Shipsmiths added the almost oversized weapon to give the Bremen bite when engaging ships of similar size up to destroyer tonnage.
Suffice to say, the ship exceeded original expectations. Not only was it a more than adequate escort ship, it was also suited to operate on the borders of known space and respond quickly to myriad threats, from pirate attacks to Wun’Tux raiders.
Manufacturer: Rheinmetall Industries
Role: Escort, picket duty, border patrol
Length: 60m
Crew: 41
Weaponry:
1 x STS-Cannon (triple-barrelled, deck mounted)
4 x Flak Turrets (computer-assisted)
Shields/Armour: Medium/Medium
FTL: Capable
Two very recognizable Republic vehicles. Previously made for a vig for the 457th. Which despite being late will probably be uploaded sometime this week, just so my character's mission seems more in-sync.
Not much white expanse editing on this due to both ships being primarily white to begin with.
My latest creation is inspired by city architecture from around the world. Building in microscale was quite challenging for me, but I had so much fun designing these houses!
Download building instructions for this model from my brand new website! - brickjonas.com/microscale-townhouses
I plan to make a small army of these to fill the hangar on the edge of the frame.
UPDATE: This model is now complete.
This microscale castle and town is my section of my collaborative build with Mark Dowers for the 2021 Christchurch Brick Show.
It is not a recreation of a specific medieval town, but inspired by a number of castles and towns in Britain and Europe. The castle was mainly inspired by Conwy and Caernarfon Castles in North Wales.