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Some builds take on their own life. This loco started out as tablescrap with the cannon part. I gave it some rolling stock thinking it might be a cute holiday train. Instead it got huffy and demanded a bridge. And a bridge needs something to cross ...
For more photos, see the full set.
In 2013 I made a two-wide train, now this one is three-wide ... I guess I'll keep working my way up to minifig scale :)
2x Ultrasapien Dragoons w/ Power Armor
1x Automated Sentry Turret
Yet more pocket heroes! Can't stop! Won't stop!
Hi! This is my newest Moc on Mecabricks!
My creation represents a microscale of a Swiss Chalet and is build with 111 bricks. Actually, I really like to make microscale creations as it allows you to build complex builds with a minimum of pieces.
Hope you like it! winking face
I'm very happy with the shapes of this one, and the fact that the wings close up to the right height as well!
A micro scale temple/mosque/castle inspired by my trip to Sarajevo and the rest of Bosnia last summer.
Gerry the Griffin patrols his storybook kingdom.
This began as an attempt to recreate the open book from that cool huge #HarryPotter Icons set, but it had to be shrunk down to microscale because my white slope collection was slightly smaller than anticipated, ho boy I tell you h'what.
Evildoers Beware!
Resolution for 2014 - build more. Real-world work has meant I've hardly built anything this year other than the stuff for my chapter in the LEGO Play Book. Must try harder.
Hey look what I haven't finished in the past month. A lot of it's just microcale practice, something you guys haven't really seen me pull off yet. I seriously considered finishing the dog one, oh well. Minifig pieces are great, such a wide variety of studless elements. Use them, they kick ass.
Never built a bunker before, so this was fun - especially the top level. A little hard to get the specs in the bottom at this scale.
Some quick little builds from two summers ago. I felt bad for the parts that never get any use, so I tried to use several of them at once.
As soon as I discovered the part use of the Firework Guy CMF costume as a microscale tower, I knew someone must have done it already, and I was right! So shout-out to Karf Oohlu, who beat me to it.
The back of the house might face a small yard, although the house is intended to fill most of a typical city lot. The North elevation is all glass to catch the light.
For more photos, see the full set.
I built a couple of microscale apartment blocks in June, I posted this one ... and I totally forgot about its companion.
So, here it is.
see my photostream for the rear view.
Based on set 9446, just microscale. This was one of my favourite sets as a child, and this was made when I was working on a speeder bike by accident, as I thought the flippers looked very similar to what they look like in the show.
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.
To get started into the LEGO season 2019, I decided to build a small one at first. Primarily to continue practicing photography and image editing. Happy new year everybody!
Prohibitively expensive, technologically advanced and high maintenance strike craft; a direct threat to any capital ships in the vicinity.
This was part of my Lego club's layout at our exhibition last weekend. We had tons of extravagant once-per-city buildings but almost no housing so I came up with some low-key apartment buildings.
Some builds take on their own life. This loco started out as tablescrap with the cannon part. I gave it some rolling stock thinking it might be a cute holiday train. Instead it got huffy and demanded a bridge. And a bridge needs something to cross ...
For more photos, see the full set.
Small improvements over my December version.
Been away from my collection since January for college, but I managed to throw this one together the day before I left for a LUG contest (I won).
The time away has given me renewed motivation to build, so here's hoping for more than one post this year!
I love guitars. Acoustics, electrics… Each one has its own personality. Wanted to make some in a microscale size. If you have created some, tell me !
Premier bâtiment inspiré par la rue du copain Jérôme (jive69mocs.blogspot.fr/p/city.html) que j'ai fait pour la Briqu'expo en Combrailles.
Je l'ai conçu pour qu'il soit compatible avec ma caserne Ghostbuster.
The Rueful Autumn is a customised Tigermouth gunship used by a special operations team of the Widebrim mercenary group; it is rugged and hard wearing as befits the group and survived many an encounter were the odds were stacked against it. A single pair of long ranged, tunnelling particle cannons as well as a micromine launcher make the ship more of a clever combatant than a back street brawler, but no combatant worth their salt attacks the Autumn without some serious forethought.
Out to go sink a cap ship. Or, to get some starbucks. With a vengeance. Group shot including the corvette. I suck at photography. 1 stud = 5 meters.
Another small build for a weekly Facebook Lego challenge. The theme of the week was microscale castle with maximum 30 bricks. Computer rendering but only existing bricks were used.
Micro scale version of 8778 Border Ambush from Knights Kingdom II. This was one of my favorite lego themes as a kid and and I had 2 copies of this set.
These Eco-skyscrapers are an example of an emerging trend in architecture. Create environmentally friendly structures that reduce the environmental impact of new developments. This development features lush landscaping on the roof tops of the buildings as well as the two "sky bridges". There are numerous trees on the grounds as well as ponds and a community garden and solar panels.