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Exploring the deepest reaches of space.
(Oddly, my absolute favorite micro-ship so far. Maybe it's the colors, which remind me of submersibles like Jason -- thus the ship name. Inverted tipper as hull idea blatantly ripped off of Pierre.)
Crude attempt to make the hologram table of the battle from 2004.
Hopefully will be able to upgrade it in the future.
I made the original version of this MOC for a contest a while ago, but the picture was kinda blurry and I thought I should modify it a little. The main differences are the display stand of course (which now looks more like the UCS set), and the base structure especially. Other than a few color changes here and there, it's pretty much the same. I just wanted a better picture.
Took me a couple hours' build time over two days, plus modifications afterwards.
Clearly an attempt to reproduce one of Le Corbusier's masterpieces in LEGO microscale.
lots of pics in my photostream: feel free to view, like and comment.
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A Microscale Moonbase
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For personal reasons, I haven't built that many MOCs this year. I hope to be more active next year. Happy New Year 2025!
Kinda like a shark/squid drawn by Picasso in black ink. The Nyx asteroid mining ships were no soft target; they were every bit as dangerous as their dedicated cruiser and destroyer sister ships.
Here we see a Japanese Tigerhound-class Corvette firing out of an asteroid belt, using a Scammer/Jammer drone to augment it's accuracy.
A microscale modernist family home of my own design, with influences from various mid 20th Century architects.
Check out my latest microscale build, made for Tiny Masters Season 2.
Check out the video tutorial down here:
For as long as I've been an AFOL I've been building and re-building these microscale Star Wars scenes.
I remember with my first attempts I was pleased to get them down to a 16x16 footprint! Since then, I've fiddled endlessly, reducing the size again and again - 12x12, 8x8, 6x4, and finally these ones, on a 4x4 base.
Quite pleased with how Cloud City turned out.
Just some props for microscale that I whipped up.
Apologies for being inactive; school has taken over my life D: I'll try to build/upload more micros' for the weeks to come.
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.
This is my version of KryptonHeidt's wonderful MLAM [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kryptonheidt/4366884852/]
Instruction for this ship are aviable on rebrickable at this link :
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-131547/xavier/apogee-microscale/...
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I wanted at least another Micropolis piece that had the drainage canal I came up with a while back. This one has a little taxi company.
This is my Grandad's house rendered in LEGO on a micro scale. It was a present for him on Christmas 2013. :-)
I have many fond memories of Christmases spent here. Notice the striped lawns, the golden retrievers in the front garden, the half-tile brackets on the garage doors, and not one, not two but three chimneys!
Just in time for Brickfair - I hope someone is bringing a fire station! Thanks to Rob Klingberg from Brickstuff for the lights!
Whenever I am bored, I build a microscale Star Wars ship :)
It's not exactly to scale with my micro Slave I, but, hey, it's close enough.
I'm not entirely happy with how the thrusters turned out — those black dales bricks were the best solution I could come up with. I also think they're a bit short.
Favorite part use is the minifig microphone used as an astromech head!
Pluppesjö number 4175 is a small house, with a sedum roof garden, located at Pluppesjö (eng. stud lake). The lake mainly receives its water from the nearby mountains and a glacier, which is why it is so bright and clear.
It is my submission for Swebrick Brick Challenge X. The piece of the month is: