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Further experiments in microscale. I'm going to make a few variants and choose the best candidate for fig scale.
I know that a tsunami is a terribly tragic event. Far from me to try to make fun of it. So don't read too much into this : it's just a LEGO microscale.
pics with more details in my photostream
This iteration of the Lamplark features an advanced thrust system, enabling sharp bursts of speed in response to threats near and far.
The Vantu province was the last to capitulate to the new guard during in the third century. According to ancient documentation, when the rebels overran the last band of warrior-monks at the Oracle of Dionuschi and desecrated this most sacred site of worship, every well and water hole in the southern kingdoms went dry.
In modern times, the Kaiser's armored battalions were kept at bay by remnants of the Commonwealth 1st marines expeditionary holed up within the walls of the Monastery, with help from the wizardly powers of the resident magus.
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16 x 16 is a fun scale for building miniature structures. I was thinking of how defenses might level up in some sort of strategy gaming context.
This is the street face. No front yard is intended. The South wall shades the courtyard, with just some openings to let light through like a screen.
For more photos, see the full set.
My contribution to the LUGNuts 25th Build Challenge. This is a microscale homage to Nathan Proudlove's miniland scale Scooby-Set.
Fred: "Hey, stoner loser, you take the dog in that direction, and don't forget to poop-n-scoop. I'll take the chicks in this direction for a bit of a "Mystery Inc" 3-way. Daphne, you really need to lay off the donuts."
I built these border segments to provide a clean edge to my Micropolis display. Built for Bricks by the Bay 2020 virtual convention. See brickpile.com for more.
My first try at mircoscale ships, started trying to design a modern battleship variant and could not decide what I liked best, so here are 5 variants based on the same hull:
* AA-Cruiser
* Full Battleship
* Vertical Launch Ship (IRBM and Cruise Missile)
* Assault Battleship
* Helicarrier
The Persistence Crusader is an essential lance frigate in the Galactic Armada fleet. It sports a single high-grade lance beam (one of the most powerful produced) that cripples ships by targeting vulnerable areas (engines, fuel tanks, etc) on enemy ships. The powerful engines let it quickly get in and out of fights.
This one is inspired by Soren.
Changed the name of my silly little faction from TechSpace to the Galactic Armada. Not that anyone cared.
Inside of the tower, showing how I achieved the angled top.
The stack of brick with either 3 or 5 studs can be used with one dot (1x1 round plate) on either side, By placing two of the 2xn plates on alternate sides and twisting, it allows a tight and clean connection,
It the happens that a cheese slope fits in the top cleanly (as can be seen in the insert)
With a minifig like that it had to be done! I made a couple of these as presents for my mother and mother-in-law.
For the Brickshire microscale building contest held at Knightcon 2014 in Doncaster. I won first prize!
A microscale MOC based on Lego Ninjago City (70620). Featuring a traditional fish market, a fishing boat, stores, crab restaurant, a rooftop sushi bar and a radio tower. Width and length about 9 cm and height about 17 cm. About 560 pieces.
This is the next model of my Microscale Truck series. In my opinion this is my best. I built 2 or 3 versions, before I get it right. Not easy to put so many details in that small scale. I hope you love it, like I do!
Here is the original: www.flickr.com/photos/25230924@N08/2599082504/
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Should have been flying out to Florida this week for a family trip to Disney. Been planning it for two years. Obviously there are more serious things going on than me missing out on a family holiday, but it's still made me a little glum. Decided to try and capture a little Disney magic in bricks if I can't do it in person.
This is a minor redesign of a model I put together years ago.
Old fashioned, literally rough and ready container transport making friends, enemies and profits through the lawless frontier.
For the Brickshire microscale building contest held at Knightcon 2014 in Doncaster. I won first prize!
I've been challenged to build a house with garden, garage and everything. I've got almost everything, I'm only missing a garden shed
Got the building bug at 7am this morning. Decided to crank out another micropolis module before Brickfair. Hope you like!
Inspiration comes from the most unexpected places.
So, I'm at the local LEGO Store one day, and I pass by the BAM tower. The accessories bin happened to have minifig surfboards on this particular day. There, sitting on top of the station, was this stack of surfboards--like ten of 'em--you know how kids just love to stack single elements just for fun.
Anyway, I'm thinking to myself, "that looks like a building." So, I hurry home and BrickLink like 40 plain white (duh) surfboards. And, this idea keeps rattling around in my head.
About a week goes by, the surfboards finally arrive, and up goes the tower--that was the easy part. But, it looked kind of lonely (and out of place) all by itself. So, I figure maybe it needs to have more action going on at the ground level. I had a little 'table scrap' that was those curvy roof pieces, and I build the ground floor development around them.
So, don't ask me what it is--it literally just came together; and I'm throwing it out there.
Thanks, kid.
Photography by YinYang
Clearly an attempt to reproduce one of Le Corbusier's masterpieces in LEGO microscale.
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Prepping for some serious dogfighting with RichLug in Richmond on Saturday. Anxiously waiting a bricklink order to finish the rest. Rich, James, and Steve will be showing me how to play Microfleet Wars. Can't wait!
I wanted to do something in a similar style to Soren's Chub, and this came out. Yay for bendable knees!