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Just a quick build. Heavily inspired by Marco Marozzi's mech foot concept:
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The Chrysler Building has always been my favourite skyscraper, and I have wanted to build a Lego model of it for a long time. I initially intended this model to be to scale with the official Empire State Building Architecture set, but due to the difference in size between the two buildings, I decided to build it in a slightly larger scale so that the models would look good next to each other on display.
I am not 100% happy with the upper crown/spire section, and will no doubt continue to tinker with it.
I originally built this model in Jan/Feb 2020.
I originally posted this microscale fighter in July 2007 (flic.kr/p/2aXGb2) but did some quick recolors and reshoots last night
The ice cream truck and garbage truck are from The LEGO Movie polybag. The police car, plumbing truck and motorcycle are my inspired builds. See the review at www.dagsbricks.com/2014/02/set-review-lego-movie-accessor....
With all those BattleTech creations lately, I felt the need for something a little more freestyle. Still, obviously inspired by the BattleTech Marauder (or by the Macross Glaug, if you prefer).
as threatened, I'm uploading individual pics of the houses in this microscale MOC
first up: the light tan house on the corner
Microscale version of the cathedral in St. Paul, Minnesota. This was one of five microscale St. Paul landmarks built for Brickworld 2011.
Seeing a need for a ship that could be shown continuously exploding for dramatic effect, the Expendable class packs surprising versatility for such a small vessel. Three turreted hand cannons provide close-in fighter defense while four torpedo tubes provide for some punch against more heavily armored and main character filled ships. The Expendable mounts one LG-79C as its main gun/anti-mecha-warfare mobile armor.
Armament:
3 x hand cannons
4 x half pin torpedoes
Strike Craft:
1 x small mech mount (LG-79C Box standard)
As always, 1 stud = 5 meters
I do not know when and why I built it, but I decided that it is good enough to put it on public display.
Yeah, been super busy with school, sports, and life in general so I haven't really had any solid time to build.
Also, if anyone is interested, I can post closer pictures sometime.
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Hope you enjoyed it.
Maine
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“But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, but My Father only. But as the days of Noah were, so also will the coming of the Son of Man be. For as in the days before the flood, they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noah entered the ark, and did not know until the flood came and took them all away, so also will the coming of the Son of Man be. Matthew 24:36-39
Small apartment building. Behind the grilles are an array of solid and trans plate that will create some nice lighting once I get around to lighting up my micropolis builds.
This is one of my contributions to InnovaLUG's latest collaborative build, Space Spheres. See more in this blog post on the InnovaLUG website.
Lego microscale 6x6 sci-fi location. I love the cartoony slime in this one. I might've been channeling some kind of Nukeland City vibe from Instagram.
Lots of fun bits in this; I'm kinda late to jump on the olive green bandwagon but I have to say that it's such a nice color to work with. This is the product of about a month altogether working on and off on it.
Thanks to -Tayasuune- for the column idea and some comments and criticism would be appreciated.
This is my very first Micropolis creation - a drive-through and sit-down coffee shop in the heart of the city. Built up against the former-boarding-house-turned-condo, "Todd Manor".
Built for the BrickFair VA 2015 convention and rendered using Bluerender.
It's been awhile since I built a microscale spaceship. They're great for when you don't have a lot of time to build, but want to get something accomplished. They're also great for using small, but really cool looking pieces.
Used by many organizations, the RF-6's engine was made for ships many times larger. Astral Dynamics, known mostly for its military and exploration ships, took a risk with a light and extremely powerful cargo ship during a troubling financial time. This risk did pay off, though and variants can be seen from the most downtrodden industrial centers to the most luxurious casinos.
Here it is in a Royal Knesian livery, courtesy of the Third House of Knesia.
Just a little semi to haul some stuff for the mobile crane to lift. I tried one of the new 1x2 slopes over the wheel arch instead, but strangely it didn't look as good. This way is chunkier.
For more photos, see the full set.
Here's another couple of those Micro builds I've had around for years and now want to pull apart because I'm bored with them!
Two simple buggys. Clicket wheels and white crystal ball wheels.
Battlecruiser Operational!
My build of the Behemoth-class Battlecruiser Hyperion as seen in Starcraft II.
I don't really like the way the stand attaches to the bottom of the ship, but I can't seem to find a better way right now.
Comes in right at the maximum size of 16x16 studs for use in Mobile Frame Zero: Intercept Orbit.
Built for the last round of the LCBTC! Mixed feelings about the results... it was a good deal more challenging than I anticipated, and the end result looks so small! I had planned on adding mountains and a brick-built sky in the background but too many of my rock bricks are tied up in another project right now.
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This is a mini LEGO terrace house built for some dear friends of ours as a housewarming present. Back garden comes complete with shed, dog, decking and slide!
Woohoo! First day of summer vacation, which means more builds! :D
Anywho, here's another batch of microscale props.
Top left is a secured power generator.
Top right is a bunch of containers.
Bottom left is a simple laser fence.
Bottom right is another power generator.
Some builds take on their own life. This loco started out as tablescrap with the cannon part. I gave it some rolling stock thinking it might be a cute holiday train. Instead it got huffy and demanded a bridge. And a bridge needs something to cross ...
For more photos, see the full set.