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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!
This is a comparison photo of my microscale buses.
Red-yellow - typical 12m city low floor bus
Red-white - based on Neoplan Megashuttle bus, 15m double-decker, city bus.
Ok last one till next month (maybe) I decided to add some fangs to the forward prongs and some fire (maybe venom?) dropping out. Some blades on the back for additional post-thuster stability control.
Yet another design for OGRE/G.E.V. miniatures sculpted in LEGO. The Combine's 2011 force is a recognizable evolution of today's military equipment.
I'm particularly proud of the black helicopters, which are just three LEGO parts each (not counting the stand).
If somebody need's a ride just whistle for the Chameleon! In the Work Horse mode this machine can transport 2-3 people excluding the pilot.
This dio. captures a high-speed chase involving an enemy transport vehicle, carrying the enemy commander, and a friendly HoverTank.
The Union Of Sol fleet. Two of these dont have lore yet. I'm planning on doing a few more ships for this faction. They are supposed to be the largest, most powerful human faction, after all. Maybe a battleship or a carrier for them next?
I never had any Blacktron I sets, but they are still awesome. I hope this captures a little of that blacktron feel.
See more at my Brickshelf page
In the far future, advanced technology has eliminated wars over territory or resources. Instead, the galaxy is riven with bitter conflicts over such emotive issues as appropriate haircuts.
The 'Mohawk' Light Cruiser is one of the mainstays of the GAMA (Galactic Anti Mullet Alliance)