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A microscale armored train rolling through the countryside. Built to satisfy the requirements of the "Rail Weapon" category in the ongoing DA4 game.
The train is passing by an old maintenance shack and water tower, where ancient steam engines used to stop to take on water.
From front to back, the cars of the train are:
* An armored train engine
* An M1834 "Growler" 60cm railway gun
* An ammunition car, with an integrated handling crane and palletized shells
* A tanker car, to ensure that the crew has enough beer to drink
* An M456 anti-aircraft gun
* An armored crew car, complete with a 72-tap bar.
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!
My frist ever microscale capital ship creations! From 2006.
Somehow i feel like it was longer ago.
I felt quite nostalgic while checking my Brickshelf Folder and decided to try and enhance the horrible (phone) pictures that were the only ones i had for these guys.
IT's still quite catastrophic! ;)
I think that hospital ship had quite an original hangar so i thought it was maybe worth showing these forgotten guys again.
Do not view large! :@
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!
To go with my other modules that have the drainage canals, this one forms a "T" to change things up a bit. Some various residential buildings occupy the curb side.
Loosely modeled on a Liebherr crane I saw on the way to work the other day. I make no claims to accuracy though.
The wheels turn and you can steer a tiny bit, because each pair of wheels is only connected with one stud.
For more photos, see the full set.
I usually build houses and furniture in minifigure scale and asked myself if it would be possible to create even smaller furniture. Tiny Room MOC is my first try...
This was built for an art history project where we had to create a Mesoamerican exhibit. I built a microscale version of the museum, and then part of the interior. The interior is meant to resemble ancient ruins, and the artifacts currently on display are the Feathered Headdress (Aztec), Calendar Stone (Aztec), and Chacmool from Chichen Itza (Mayan). The two empty stands are for another Chacmool from Templo Mayor (Aztec) and the Coatlicue Statue, which I didn't have to include. Credit to Matthew Oh for the stair technique.
A microscale block of flats in Swedish summer surroundings.
In some way inspired by the art of Jaxco (000float @ Instagram).
A little (literally) build inspired by kids who visited me last week and built few tiny turbos out of my unsorted Lego pile. The red & white car may be a Toyota, while second is a parody of Renault.
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 photo features some of my own LEGO Soccer players trying out the new mini field! Before the LEGO women's team set came out, I scrounged together enough long hair pieces to make my own Team Canada and Team USA. The yellowing of the white legs is, uhhhhh, very apparent after 20+ years.
I seem to be getting back into some building with some more of these 6x6 locations. It's working, I want to do more. Feels good to be building again!
Due to an unfortunate misunderstanding of the word, this class of torpedo frigate is a little too appropriately named: it's basically a big pile of ordnance with very little armor. It sure makes for a light show when it goes up!
feels like ages since I've built anything but it's only a couple of months. Anyway, I managed to find the time, and the actual will, to build this little set, inspired by brutalist architecture.
Hope you like it.
and, as usual, you'll find more pics in my photostream