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Built by a student in one of my microscale classes. This is the kind of photo quality I'm able to get with my simple studio and a point-and-shoot camera.

 

Built: 1793 - 1829 Architects: Dr. William Thornton & Benjamin H. Latrobe

A little micro street scene.

The other side of the small convenience store.

A Microscale base in the Power Miners theme.

Of course, correctly Elizabeth Tower, but the "Big Ben" misnomer is so common (even LEGO use it in their set) I've gone along with it here.

I think the troops it carries are about four plates tall.

Another new 6x6 stud microscale location. Entertainingly_lame is hosting #aquajune again this year and the challenge is a 10x10 stud build, so this is practice for that.

5.5 hours to render - I think we can all guess what parts I'll not be using in future.

I figured out a much better orientation than in the last pictures of it.

Micro Fighter Study for SHIPtember.

 

Instructions and more info on Rebrickable:

rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-195513/Thomus_Bean/micro-fighter...

Another new 6x6 stud microscale location. Entertainingly_lame is hosting #aquajune again this year and the challenge is a 10x10 stud build, so this is practice for that.

Heather did some really cool microscale stuff a while back. I wish she had done more as she was really good at it.

 

Photo from the archives of Heather "LEGOGirl" Braaten.

While superficially, Liberator is a relatively simple unit with a relatively simple shape, it employs a lot of curves and small details. To any micro-scale Lego scale artist, it means "it sucks".

 

This is a lot more complex than it looks. Also, Blizzard cheats, Concord cannon appears out of nowhere, and I can't replicate magic in a Lego microscale model *insert mad face*.

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

Microspace tablescrap

a micro Barbatos. It has (almost!) full articulation (the knees don't bend far enough for my liking) I had to redesign the chest many times till i settled on that solution.

From left to right: Fuel truck, Weapons vehicle, Supply truck (design idea courtesy of roguebantha 1138).

Microscale Battlestar Galactica built for the CS group contest.

 

This was pretty much the quickest project ever. From reading about the contest to uploading on flickr in 1 hour and 15 minutes. Hooah!

a micro Barbatos. It has (almost!) full articulation (the knees don't bend far enough for my liking) I had to redesign the chest many times till i settled on that solution.

Ovenntrie Castle is situated on an island off the coast of the Elvish kingdom of Hesperia, representing the closest human encroachment to that fiercely exclusionary enclave. It is the only point of outside trade for the elves, and a lucrative source of income for the humans who keep the castle and town.

 

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Built for the 48x48 castle category of the 2018 Summer Joust.

A little micro street scene.

Down the street, centered on the apartment building.

These need an appropriate city to land near/in.

Xiphos Systems heavy frigate Tenebrae, equipped with two missile banks, a quad-turbolaser turret and two BFG's in the forward prongs.

 

Photos by Nannan

I don't think this one came out too well. I'm still not too good at this whole microscale thing.

This rough looking ship does what other ships are not equipped to do, discover hyperspace lanes. Outfitted with thousands of sensors, receivers, and spectrometers this craft was built to find the next space highway that will transport colonists and merchants to new systems and expand humanities existence to parts unknown. While dangerous, the reward can be substantial.

SHIPtember 2024 build.

 

121 studs long.

 

Front overview.

Moc made with few bricks during holidays

a micro Barbatos. It has (almost!) full articulation (the knees don't bend far enough for my liking) I had to redesign the chest many times till i settled on that solution.

Crash! Crash! Crash! Pseeeew!

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