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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.
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I wanted to do something in a similar style to Soren's Chub, and this came out. Yay for bendable knees!
Clearly an attempt to reproduce one of Le Corbusier's masterpieces in LEGO microscale.
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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.
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!
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!
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.
I wanted to build something with non-90-degree wings, and this is what I came up with. Originally just a nondescript building, my wife came home and said "Nice Hospital". I then added the H on the roof and the emergency entrance.
Why would a spaceship need boxingglove-esque torpedo tubes? Ship-slapping, of course! When you run out of ordnance, a good 'ole backhand will do him good!
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).
This is one of my contributions to InnovaLUG's latest collaborative build, Space Spheres. See more in this blog post on the InnovaLUG website.
Finally digitized this creation. It has a few more fixes, namely a more clear interior, folding fins, better guns, and rear landing gear. The arms also move up and down at the shoulder area slightly but I forgot to animate that. There are instructions for this model here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-47640/TheRealBeef1213/prowler
here is a animation of the new pods in action: imgur.com/8LIaAfc
Microscale transport shuttle. I'm not going to worry about getting the bumblebee stripes in these little ones - I'll put them in if I do an upscale version.
Old fashioned, literally rough and ready container transport making friends, enemies and profits through the lawless frontier.
I named this pic 'Combined Arms' not because of incorporating air and land assets, but because I used both Lego and Kreo elements.
For the jet fighters, I used the Kreo mini-wings as vertical and horizontal stabilizers.
For the tracked vehicle, I used the Kreo treads, which are becoming one of my favorite pieces. I also used Brickarms M6 rockets as rockets for the bottom-right vehicle. (something I wanted to do ever since I bought them)
Ever since I started to collect the Kreo Transformers Microchangers, I knew that I wanted to incorporated some of their fantastic elements into my microscale armada. After finding some free time I did just that, which resulted in some neat configurations.
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
Here's my attempt at a microscale build of Red Spacecat's USS Saratoga Destroyer.
I didn't have enough bright green cheese, so olive green will have to do. Some details aren't quite right, but its challenging to condense a SHIP into 16 studs long.
This is sized to be compatible with Mobile Frame Zero: Intercept Orbit
Found a use for the ski poles.
edit: Apparently not the first to use the ski poles this way. Oh well. Going for the "cutest" X-Wing then.
Join Tommy in this wonderfull live build. Today it's nanofighter time... only 6 parts for that
Second build for NerdVember !
Enjoy :)
VFG Dauntless cruiser refuelling at Vynax substation, Ullandae V (the "bubblegum planet"). Another 6x6 microscale sci-fi location.
Just a little semi to haul some stuff for the mobile crane to lift.
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