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Built: 1922 Architect: Henry Bacon

Comparison to Adam Tuckers 4 towers. Eureka tower is 300 m tall, so the scale is not to bad

 

On a side, I do have all 6 Architecture sets by Adam, and each one keeps excelling itself. Falling Water was an amazing build

I thought I'd uploaded this here. Oopsie daisy.

 

More pics at mocpages.com/moc.php/291735

This formidable machine is a powerful weapons platform.

Made this for a friend. The tail was wrong. Rocket launchers' orientations were wrong. A massive amount of parts and a lot of overengineered complexities.

 

My friend was happy with that. I made a much better revision 2.

between the holidays, the Olypmics and my dragon park I have had little time for LEGO. Now that life is going back to normal I'm finding time for some micro MOCs.

Please don't be too critical, I'm a bit rusty.

My microscale tank for the forced perspective category in the Lego Military contest.

Now available in black! Which according to my sources, is the new black.

Check out my latest microscale build, made for Tiny Masters Season 2.

Check out the video tutorial down here:

youtu.be/uZMtQFxR2tw

Built and photographed by Eurobricks member Kai NRG.

These three trees are “blowups” (to actual Microfig scale) for a larger version of my Microscale Castle.

 

I enjoyed experimenting with different building techniques for each, and I think I’ve stumbled upon some original ideas. I especially like the asymmetrical structures of the two larger trees.

Trekroner fortets forpagterbygning Syd - micro

Several shots of microscale trees that I will undoubtedly steal in the future.

I had a blast building these ships with my little bros. It was hard because we've never really had the experience of building at micro scale, but it was fun! I think however, that some of the ships are cooler in our head than they are in real life haha

Several shots of microscale trees that I will undoubtedly steal in the future.

Buildings for the micropolis standard promulgated by TwinLUG. Read more www.brickpile.com/2009/04/16/micropolis-buildings/.

VFG Dauntless cruiser refuelling at Vynax substation, Ullandae V (the "bubblegum planet"). Another 6x6 microscale sci-fi location.

A closer view of a Microscale base in the Power Miners theme. Closeup of one of the two small vehicles.

getting dark in the Black City

 

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So named because...

Actually I don’t know why, my friend named it.

Designed and built by a student in one of my LEGO Micro Design classes.

The Motorola J2-12 is an tropospheric survey ship. It uses a mag drive to control its hover altitude and velocity. Normally the J2-12 is dropped from orbit, and then picked up once the survey is complete. Usually, it is used for hi-resolution local surveys, as planetary surveys are easier to accomplish from orbit.

 

For some reason, I'm incapable of building in color...

obviously, the Big Yellow House has a proportionately big garage.

see here<for a view from the front

Lightweight interceptor owned by Galactic Military Police.

 

(just another microscale stuff for an upcoming diorama)

Armed escort shuttles are used to protect important passengers in dangerous areas. Some creative crew in war zones have also modified their front line shuttles into bombers.

MOC - Mobile Operations Command

 

I built a very similar model a couple of months ago but it was subsequently destroyed. This is the replacement.

Fun little micro Cessna I built as a Christmas/Thank you gift for my flight instructor

A tiny castle with drawbridge, portcullis, & banners.

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