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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...
The Dark Tide is a mysterious organization whose purpose and diplomatic aims remain unknown. What's known are their precision planned assassinations of major capital cruisers and important trade vessels. Some speculate that the Dark Tide's schemes are purely mercenary, but others have suspicions and fears that run much deeper.
My first take on the micropolis module format for microscale LEGO city. Comments and constructive criticism appreciated!
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 The outdated Union navy had been bested and embarrassed by modern mercenary forces.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.
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
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.
The Glalsi people fight for their freedom ever since human corporations encroached on their home territories. Their ships are tough, robust packages built to last.
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.
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
Our tree should now look as on the left. The next step is to add 1x2 plates to the top of the tree. These are again attached directly to the stems. It looks best if they are placed in a kind of windmill pattern as shown in the middle picture.
We now have our completed tree as shown on the right.
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Read on Eurobricks here.
The Berlin government is based in this building.
Built for the marchitecture 2025 contest. Standalone category.
A concept of The Beaches in Toronto, ON - Canada. Based on my larger scale MOC, Beaches flic.kr/p/oi3iYw
Started this MOC last year when I first used the Unikitty tail as waves and the Seasick Kitty horn as trees. Ordered more horns through LUGBULK and finally completed this!
(Yes the palm trees are cut whips, sue me)
- He stole my balloons !
Why didn't somebody tell me he had one of those...things ?
Bob...Gun...
I'll need a minute or two alone, boys.
Du Haussmann toujours.
Inspiré par la rue du copain Jérôme (jive69mocs.blogspot.fr/p/city.html) que j'ai fait pour la Briqu'expo en Combrailles.
Je l'ai conçu pour qu'il soit compatible avec ma caserne Ghostbuster.
a big yellow house with grey stripes.
I used to live in this house.
in France.
really.
more pics to come.
What's been going on in Joe´s Garage lately? What's with all the boxes? Why is Joe staying up late at night? Joe is just about to show every one what he's been working on for the last three years.
This... is... Betty! Wroom! wroom!
The semi-hilarious semi-scary scene from 'Jurassic Park' in which Ian finds himself trapped immobile in the Jeep as the others soon discover that a Tyrannosaurus Rex is in close pursuit.
Knew that having one of these dinos would one day be handy. :P Fairly simplistic MOC, I know, but I've wanting to do some more microscale dioramas. Also, inspiration for the the smoothness of the diorama was found here: www.brickbuilt.org/?p=3843
Trying some experimental photography here with iPhone. Feedback much appreciated as always.
Let's continue building some LEGO Microscale Habitats!
The seventh of my series is an underwater one.
Which one is your favourite?
Check out the video tutorial on my YouTube channel:
An old camper van rusting in the back yard ...
For more photos, see the full set -- or see all my Mini Campers.
Built for the Mini Camper contest on Eurobricks.
This is my first attempt at an "aged" MOC and also at a landscape setting. Some features to check out:
-- Removable roof for greater, um, playability
-- Full microscale interior based on the full-size camper set