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Used to haul large amounts of cargo on relatively short flights, the production of Ganymede Freighters stopped a short while after the Calypso wars, but the few remaining are highly sought after by collectors.
I have two unicorn sets, both from my childhood. The one this is based on, and a little blue garage my Grandpa got me. One day I'll own mint versions of them. For now, "Space. I'm in space!"
The Drenner E-51, while highly outdated now, pioneered the now-common "isolation" method of mining, in which the surrounding rock is vaporized using low-intensity bolts and the material is gathered via tractor beam and sent to the aft processing unit.
This craft must be used in tandem with a shipping barge, as it has no internal holds of its own.
Imaging courtesy Drenner ITC.
SLAMini is pronounced like Martini. More mini-nonsense I'm bored with and should have dusted before photographing!
My second foray into the Micropolis theme, this is a regional headquarters office building for everyone's favorite energy company - Octan.
The back of the building, with its recessed patios, was originally supposed to be the front.
I'm still feeling my way around how this theme works. I used to think it wasn't parts-intensive but I'm learning otherwise. ;)
Built for BrickFair NJ 2015 and rendered using Bluerender.
Time ago I built a small Lego crane and I have been asked to make assembly instructions for it. So I made this updated mobile crane and soon I will publish instructions for it. Here you can watch this crane in motion: youtu.be/bpJ5AmQgOaI.
Microscale beachfront hotel with adjacent private condos and ice-creamery.
I've had this kicking around for a little while and am finally sharing!
A photo in the dark. Just an experiment, altough a black ship doesn't look very well on black background. Only one light source used here.
yes.
I'm following the fashion for LEGO books.
more pics ( of what is hiding inside ) in my photostream
I particularly like the "cowl" of the cockpit, and how the engine clusters turned out, for how simply they are constructed.
Photo quality is terrible, as this photo was just meant to quickly catalogue a long-standing and previously undocumented MOC.
A racing frame, converted to experimental “pocket Gunship” for whenever a mission calls for a ship smaller than the ISS Chūrippu is too large.
Long range element of the company. For use with Mobile Frame Zero.
And before anyone posts something along the lines of "Brkdown plz thnx!" or something similarly juvenile, you can find the innards of the torso right here.
My concept for this series is using mainly white bricks with one accent colour. I started with this project after buying the Lego Architecture Studio and collecting small white bricks everwhere I can get them.
I choosed microscale because I like it to add a kind of abstract and reduced style to my city, and it needs less space in my shelf then minifigure scale :)
Retrofuturistic / Sixties SciFi inspires me to add some fun and irony to these buildings.
This is the first micro building I’ve done in a while. Mostly I’ve just done spaceships. This Hogwarts includes the Great Hall, Grand Staircase Tower, Astronomy Tower, Hospital, Viaduct Entrance, Boathouse, Greenhouses, Whomping Willow, and Viaduct. The base is made with BrickHeadz core SNOT parts covered in Dark Bley, Dark Tan, and Olive slopes and plates. The viaduct entrance’s clock pendulum is made with a NINJAGO nunchuck element.
The Amberjack is a multirole starfighter utilised by local militias, law enforcement and mercenaries. The design was initially pitched to the European Union but it was passed over for the more expensive Caracal.
The Amberjack is a well-balanced fighter; it is less well armed but can outturn the American Scimitar in a dogfight.
The dual nacelle design means the Amberjack can lose an engine and keep fighting; this rugged-ness is appreciated by pilots and mechanics alike.
All of the major elements are now in place, it's a matter of details. I hope to have a name for this ship by tomorrow.
Hospital for the citizens of Micropolis, inspired by the architecture of the San Francisco General Hospital's older buildings. See my blog at www.brickpile.com for more info.
Aside from the Earthling colonists and pioneers, the Galactic Rim is populated by several indigenous species. The mammalian Oroso evolved space travel fifty years after the human race. However, unlike humanity, the discovery of the stars and faster-than-light travel quickly brought the many nations of the Oroso together moving towards the same cause.
Fast forward to present day, and the Oroso Conclave is one of the most stable presences in the area. With several sites of asteroid mining and an expanding colony sector, protection is provided by the Astro-Oroso. Their naval mainstay is the Jnai'tk-class Light Cruiser, a ship-to-ship specialist. Solidly built with old fashioned multi-barrel fragmentation cannons and overlapping armour plates, the Vorq-snk packs real bang for it's proverbial buck. Able to go toe-to-toe with pirate capital ships and Wun'Tux clanships, the J'nai'tk has little anti-fighter weaponry to speak of and can be isolated by intelligent use of snubfighter squadrons in opposition. This image shows a J'nai'tk with a mercenary Blackjack as an anti-fighter escort.
Length: 81m
Crew: 52
Manufacturer: The Astro-Oroso Combine.
Weaponry:
2 x Long Range Mass Drivers (fore)
2 x Multi-Barrel Fragmentation Cannons (turret, port and starboard)
1 x STS Dual Barrel Fusion Cannon
Defences: Overlapping Duranium Armour Plates
Casa Blanca Lego Architecture Studio House with pastel coloured landscaping. • Casual photos for now - I plan to upload formal photos with a “proper” backdrop.
Microscale version of set 6175 Crystal Explorer Sub built for the Brickset "60 Years of the LEGO Brick" competition.
I've had 10 or so Microscale vehicles and spacecraft sitting on my building table at home for about 3 years now, waiting for me to build another Microscale diorama. But I'm now too bored of them to use them even if I do. So I'm just going to post them up here and pull 'em apart - too many good pieces tied up in these things.
I thought I'd give you one last look at my microscale cityscape before it is demolished. The wrecking ball is about to swing...
Neo-Tokyo seaside apartments, Gajiki-ru prefecture. Including tsunami barrier and cable car public transport (at rear).
Here is the latest creation of my 6 years old son.
This is the first of a series of 24 ship coming from Star Wars Universe.
All ships inclued all the staff
he has been inspired by a moc seen on flickr. The member moc the Death Star and all the staff ! (check Marin Stipkovic work ; www.flickr.com/photos/marinstipkovic/5136266860/in/set-72... )
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