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The Ledger is one of the Wun’Tux’s main landing ship; it is a lumbering beast, armoured and unarmed and able to unload troops and armour planetside even under fire. The vessel can coordinate assaults, too, with a relatively complex communications and sensor suite. They are high value targets for destruction, especially before they land troops.
This is the part that has me stumped. I have a cluster of boosters but I am not sure how to attach it this.
A Hirudin Operator firing at circling fightercraft as it wreaks havoc during the Great Ceti incident.
Priština, Serbia
A picture of the real thing upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/15/Kosovo_Polje_...
Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright Completed: September 1909 Award: Best Tourist Attraction at BrickCon 2011 for the World Architecture category
Solar sailers are the newest toys of the Algorian elite... The model shown here is the "Guilty Pleasure" of the infamous guerilla banker Gilga Meshaneed.
Made with MLCAD.
[If anybody has ANY critiques about my build or especially my photography and lighting, PLEASE let me know :) It would be most appreciated. I need to improve on both.]
Astro City Post Card for my Lego microcity experiment . I modified a photograph to achieve an artsy effect. I'm experimenting with the mood for the city in the brickfilm I am planning. Is the city a utopia or a dark city state? Is it the center of a galactic government or a branch of a new colonial movement? I'll test this more with additional post card concepts.
this is a very micro-microscale ferris wheel. The model on the right is more like a wheel but the one on the left is cleaner, less cluttered.
what do you think ?
Gah! Look at that technicolor module! I could have used blue as well to make it more striking. Regardless of my color choices (or color blindness) this finishing edge will cover up the fact that I'm building modules with bright blue and magenta. Instructions can be found at dagsbricks.blogspot.com/2013/04/lego-tips-and-techniques-...
Another feeble attempt at microscale ships. I'm not too good at this little tiny stuff. Fortunately, I have a couple (much better) minifig scale ships nearing completion.
Phew, it's done! With the fading light and wind threatening to scatter ABS everywhere I managed to finally take pics of this bastard which has been built for nearly a week. The small spaceships on the left and the rocket taking off on the right were last-minute tweaks but they seemed to really add a sense of movement.
Brick version of previously seen LDD image. This one came first. I didn't realize I hadn't cleaned it until after I photographed it...
Photo quality is terrible, as this photo was just meant to quickly catalogue a long-standing and previously undocumented MOC.
An idea on Cuusoo. This is a non-licensed variant of the Micro Cars theme. lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/9528
zoom on the first block of a microscale neighbourood. In a city with a river through it. Something like Chicago.
more to come, hopefully.
Tenth entry for DOP #6 hosted on Brickpirate
My opponent is Stephle59
Mystery part is the 11458 Plate, Modified 1 x 2 with Pin Hole
Been messing about with microscale space a bit recently. Most of it has been crap.
Quite pleased with this however so I thought I'd post it.
On April 10th, 1912, the HMS Titanic leaves Southampton for her maiden voyage.
(I didn't have inverted black slopes, so I turned the whole thing around.)
Lego microscale Return Jedi battle Endor AT-ST Star Wars brick AFOL MOC creator ATANA studio Anthony SÉJOURNÉ
The back view shows the greenhouses, whomping willow, and the rear of the buildings. There are stained glass windows in the viaduct entrance, and glowing yellow ones in the Great Hall.
Based very loosely on the Ferrett
On the off chance that somebody recognizes this model, I had it posted under a pseudonym. It seemed like a good idea at the time.