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Quick picture of my upcoming MOC. Here you can see Alfaris with it's watch tower, walls and gate, church, armory, blacksmith shop, market, city-hall, mine and mine support house, crop field and small farmer house.
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
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.
This little truck is a mobile Trans/Rec (Transmitter/Receiver) communications vehicle. Dish technique courtesy of AIWSMOYA.
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.
This took approximately 1 1/2 years to builds on and off. (not solid building, I'm just Lazy), It is just over 6 feet long 2 feet wide, and just over 1 metre tall at the Spire.
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Photo by Teunis Davies
...five minutes after the render finishes it's got a new profile and doesn't look so much like a camel anymore.
Height is necessary; there's three engine ports at the back.
One's hidden by the tail.
Haven't statted it out- don't know much about Aerotech -but at a guess I'd say it's about 150 - 200 tonnes.
The song linked to in the render isn't quite accurate; it's a conventional aircraft, not an aerospace fighter- technically if it were space-capable it'd be an aerodyne Small Craft, as fighters max out at 100t -so it's restricted to atmo.
Or maybe it's a super-microscale landing craft, and mecha would be two plates tall at this scale. Either or. Probably just a bomber, though.
Day 4 of RebelLUG's Vignweek contest from 2024. The theme was "Microscale Set" which means, I quote "Revamp a LEGO set or sets in micro scale"
The Boutique Hotel (10297-1), one of my favorite set ever, it's just looking amazing, so naturally I decided to make it smaller, 2 time smaller by the way. It turns out it was way more complicated than expected because of the architecture, I could have seen it come but overwall, very fun to make.
Because of the time limit and the architecture, I wasn't able to make an interior but the first floor was windows not covered. Oh and the back isn't made (surprisingly x) )
Hope you like it though and see you tomorrow for Day 5 !
The Infiltrator is the latest Assault Star Ship from Space Homeys Interstellar Technologies™. It is designed as a First-Line-Of-Offense (FLOO) fighter craft. Its deadly oversized blasters are used to double the penetrating power against enemy lines. The ruggedized hull can withstand heavy bombardment whether the mode of attack is direct frontal assault or sneak attack from behind.
Ship Specs
Class: Assault Star Ship
Engine: 4 NiFIC-8 Rocket Thrusters
Power plant: CL-1 Max Generator
Energy Source: Potent fuel blend of Li(thium)-Bi(smuth)-D(imwitrium)-O(xygen)
Weaponry: 2 MegaFist™ Ion Blasters
Manufacturer: Space Homeys Interstellar Technologies™
Personnel: One (Ace Pilot Woody Shrivelle)
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.
Jump jets and control wings, plus a high-powered targetting scope, make him the "fly on the wall".
It also has an arm-mounted sonic disruptor (using sound rather than energy so as not to interfere with the [visual] scope) and carries a pair of one-shot rockets and a barbed whip.
Another freighter related to the grey one. I wanted to try an offset cockpit, but I think it came out a little too boxy
My first build in quite sometime. A microscale space transport robot. I envision 100's of these guys lugging fuel tanks and cargo at some kind of spaceport.
My subtly futuristic update of three 1992 #Paradisa sets, ‘Rolling Acres Ranch’ (6419), ‘Sunset Stables’ (6405) and ‘Poolside Paradise’ (6416) made its debut at #Skaerbaek2025.
As promised, here are some close-up photos of this cute horse-filled triptych. I had so much fun creating little vignettes with these characters, and the unique colour palette was a refreshing change.
One of my favourite features the motorised microscale ranch, kept running continuously for 36 hours on one set of batteries!
I didn’t bother turning them off before tea, thinking they would run out overnight. When I came back for day two, they were still happily cantering!
P.S. Don’t worry, both horsies got extra sugar cubes for working through the night.
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