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A blisteringly fast racer, Scarlet Fury won the New Tokyo Grand Prix in 2156 and 2157 before crashing in the infamous pile-up of NY2158.
A Rygus Authority ship docks at a Kiilaan prison facility, unloading new convicts. A 6x6 (ish) Lego microscale sci-fi location.
Microscale LEGO build of the SpaceX ASDS OCISLY receiving a Falcon 9 booster, returning from successful primary mission.
Utilizing new flame burst elements new to 2018. [35032e], [35032c]
A microscale recreation of the Hogwarts Quidditch Pitch for the Small category of the Microscale Magic contest on TBB. Behind it you can see the edge of the Forbidden Forest and in front of it is Hagrid pulling a cart as he is tending to the grounds.
So I had to have a go at the USS Enterprise after I saw this disk design somewhere.
Purists will probably object to the refit-style sloped-back pylons with the TOS-type round nacelles, but I'm just pleased I managed to figure out a way of making the pylons slope up and back.
This is one of the 8 microscale creations that I presented during Leman Briqu'Expo 2019 in Switzerland.
A micro build of the home of the druid, Henjin Quilones, and his companions. It is located deep in the Mystic Isles of Avalonia, shrouded in mist and mystery and far from prying eyes.
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This was built for the vignette category of the Summer Joust 2018.
My final contribution to Brick Fanatics' 2018 advent calendar, and also my favorite of the ones I did. These were an interesting challenge, but I'm rather proud of the solution I created.
Build your own with the directions! www.brickfanatics.com/brick-fanatics-lego-advent-calendar...
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Through the creations that I build, I hope to inspire other young (or perhaps older) LEGO builders to unleash their inner creativity. We all need a positive way to express ourselves, so let's allow LEGO to be an extension of us. Your creativity belongs to you, and nobody can take that away. Build what you want to build, and how you want to build it.
Just your common-or-garden Chicken-Walker.
16 Parts.
No tree-trunks or Ewoks in the immediate vicinity.
You may remember my Micro Tank (pictured below). I posted it a while ago and decided that it would be interesting to see if I could come up with some new turret designs. Here is the result.
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Well, probably the most massive undertaking I've yet to accomplish with Lego is finally done! It's always been my dream to be able to build a full size space fleet out of Lego, as I'd never seen one done on the scale that I wanted.
It may have started with SHIPtember last year, but it certainly spiraled away from that as the year progressed and I'm quite happy with how it turned out. It was difficult at times trying to come up with a bunch of novel, yet similar designs in the same color scheme, yet it was also challenging in a good way :)
As a side note, a big shout-out to everyone who participated in the collective fleet swoosh at brickworld - you are all amazing!
Ships in the Hurricane Fleet
Maelstrom Mobile Weapons Platform
soli deo gloria
Last one of these microspace builds I've had laying around for a couple of years. Promise the next MOC will be Mini-fig scale!
This is my favourite, a four legged micro-mecha in the Mars Mission colours.
The Tempest Destroyer while not a flagship still brings heavy firepower to any engagement and is built to outlast and outgun any ships of the same class.
Well, that's the final ship in the fleet! Stay tuned for a spacey group shot of them all :)
Other ships in the Hurricane Fleet
Maelstrom Mobile Weapons Platform
soli deo gloria
This microscale model was completed in early 2018 and has already been shown at various exhibitions in Germany. After more than half a year, here are finally the corresponding photos and the overdue release.
The use of a single color (white) made the project a true and great challenge. In addition, a mixture of new, used, scratched and very old yellowed parts should give the mosque the typical look of an architectural structure.
Though the model is reminiscent of the Taj Mahal at first glance, it is ultimately not a replica of the world-famous Indian mausoleum.
I think the differences will quickly be noticed on closer inspection.
Btw.: Maybe one or the other is familiar with the construction of the dome?! ;-)
I built a number of minifigure habitats before, and I experimented with a microscale Japanese habitat, that was recently featured on The Brothers Brick.
So here's a new addition to the series!
Check out the video tutorial on my YouTube channel:
Just fiddling around with a Cold War-esque mecha. Started out as being for Mobile Frame Zero, but it is a little too large (in my view, others might not think so.) Still in 7-plate scale, though. Based loosely on the skeleton of this.
The L27 mobile anti-tank gun was introduced into British service in 1959, primarily to provide rapid anti-tank capability against Soviet forces attacking through the Fulda Gap.
Armed with a slightly updated version of the WW2 era 6-pounder Molins Gun and a folding-fin version of the Malkara missile, the L27 was intended to replace towed AT guns operated by the Royal Artillery.
Although it never saw combat use in its intended environment, the vehicle was used in the Konfrontasi in Malaysia/Indonesia and during the Aden Emergency. In both cases, it was manifestly unsuited to the environments it was asked to work in. Some Australian units in Malaysia achieved slight success in replacing the 6-pounder gun with jury rigged cannon from disabled combat aircraft (most frequently the quad 30mm ADEN gun pack from crashed Hawker Hunters.)
Heavily upgraded in the 1970s, the unit received an improved sensor package (the valve technology sensor turret of the 1950s was rugged but bulky), the obsolete Malkaras were replaced with Swingfire missiles, and a Martin-Baker 0 0 ejection seat for the pilot was added. The last L27 squadron was disbanded shortly after the end of the 1990-91 Gulf War.
I'm not sure exactly where this is going, other than "it's a spaceship spaceship SPACESHIP!!!" It's micrscale, at least SHIP-sized. This is a small section of the front. I'm still iterating on the details, especially along the bottom-right where it degenerates into a cluttered mess.
The plan, at the moment, is for this to be tilted toward the background at about 30 degrees, with another similar section tilted the opposite way below, and another different thing sting straight out on the right side, so that the front profile forms a three-bladed fan shape.
UPDATE: This model is now complete.
Two mostly identical microscale spaceships crewed by pirates. Built for a tabletop game in early 2019.
Here is my microscale version of Lego Castle set 375. I’ve tried to capture its essence in a single upturned yellow 2x2 brick (the OG had 12).
I’ve submitted this model to another Lego Ideas contest, if you like it please leave a wee comment on my entry page.
➡️ ideas.lego.com/challenges/c7291324-89fa-4ec3-83bd-0de5a4f... ⬅️
Containing a meagre 38 parts, it is fully connected and stable.
I have included 2 small, printed elements: the castle flag (1x1 tile) and the entrance gateway (one side of the 2x2 brick). These were created in Photoshop and then PartDesigner, before importing into BrickLink Studio.
The original set was designed by Daniel August Krentz, their work continues to inspire me and others 44 years later.
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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!