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Didn't quite work. Couldn't get the framerate to stick, so it ended up jittery.
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My black and red microscale fleet faced off with my brothers fleet at Brickfair. My fleet has been a work in progress for almost 3 years now. My brother's fleet is really well done, I especially like his fleet carrier. I am developing a game so we can battle it out... but it wasn't quite ready for BrickFair 2012. Maybe I'll finish it in time for 2013.
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.
Lego microscale Return Jedi battle Endor AT-ST Star Wars brick AFOL MOC creator ATANA studio Anthony SÉJOURNÉ
This shot shows the crane, which is tall enough to reach the bridge. In the background is the pipeline.
trying out microscale, this suppose to be a giant scorpion captured by these royal guard. the yellow head is their king n queen..lol
Buildings for the micropolis standard promulgated by TwinLUG. Read more www.brickpile.com/2009/04/16/micropolis-buildings/.
These little spaceship are like a escape pods with a wings. They have no engines, they using Meteorite Comas to ride their waves.
(Can somebody build a smaller spaceship form Lego?)
I like this one a lot. Used pretty much every lime slope I own, too. Not really much to say about this, only that I enjoy the angles everywhere, and the hidden intakes behind the curved wings are really cool.
A microscale lego model of a BAE Hawk, in the colours of the RAF Red Arrows display team. This is heavely based on the design by Ed Diment (Lego Monster) and Ralf Savelsburg (Mad Physicists), so thanks to them for letting me borrow their design.
I was inspired to build these after seeing footage of these 4 display teams meeting for real at the 2008 International Quebec airshow.
This is a neat little microscale build by WaMALUG member Brett Harris.
The buildings are built entirely from a single part (2x4 wedge plate)! The trapezoidal part shape and anti-stud cutouts allow you to create a variety of interesting angles and texture patterns.
He made this as a study on how you don't need a wide variety of parts to do microscale, just imagination!