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And so it begins! Work is underway on the reactor/engine section, which is already longer than I had anticipated. There is still a lot to be done on it, including the actual torch ship style engine nozzle at the end, but I am happy with where it is heading so far!
199 pieces
Microscale Landingbot Storage
Entry for the $20 category in the Put your Brick Where your Mouth Is contest. Not for sale.
Will be featured in an upcoming animation
The latest rendition of my pursuit of an original siege tank.
It's hard to say that I'm happy with it. Will need to come back to this one of these days.
Just feeling meticulous and archiving, might delete later.
Early attempt at building something castle/floating/microscale/etc.
Ugh, the colors look really bad here. They should look better when I do final pics, but I need to stop building black MOCs.
199 pieces
With pinching arms for pinching action!
Entry for the $20 category in the Put your Brick Where your Mouth Is contest. Not for sale.
Will be featured in an upcoming animation
Imagine this is the top layer of a Micropolis Module. This is the required layout.
(Please note: This is just a demo. Proper modules are layered and have bley pavements/sidewalks if you're American)
199 pieces
Includes 4 Microscale Pinchbot Landingbots
Entry for the $20 category in the Put your Brick Where your Mouth Is contest. Not for sale.
Will be featured in an upcoming animation
a band of rebels who protect the galaxy, outside the law of course. with their strong turrets, fast starfighters, and the infamous, Ghostwing.
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?)
Little scout craft; one of my first after my dark ages. Full story can be found at mocpages.com/moc.php/56033
Pluppesjö number 4175 is a small house, with a sedum roof garden, located at Pluppesjö (eng. stud lake). The lake mainly receives its water from the nearby mountains and a glacier, which is why it is so bright and clear.
It is my submission for Swebrick Brick Challenge X. The piece of the month is:
This is a miniature of Oscar Cederwall's B3-Marauder Heavy Fighter, but unfortunately it fell off my main ship and I didn't notice, so here it is.
Eventually made my own version of Siege Tank. It doesn't siege, unfortunately.
I didn't like this, but ended up using the treads for the Cyclone, which carries an arguably similar design.
A new day, and a complete overhaul of the structure of the main section of the ship! I should now have a solid(ish) base on which to build the front half. The front half will be a triangular prism shape, approx the same diameter as the rear section. I have still not solved the connection to the reactor/engine section, but I also poached part of that section for the mid-ship greebles so it will need a complete overhaul anyway. I am also trying to work out what to actually do with the very front of the ship; any suggestions would be appreciated! Now to order some more dark blue parts…