Lego Millitary MOC's
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The Tor Massif and the MoC.
Not to sure about this one. The wall at front is a bit dominating and could do with a more dramatic sky.
Looking to the MoC on a lovely but rather cold snowy evening as the sun went down. Not sure about the colour of the snow, never seem to be able to get it right.
Liberté / Freedom.
This creation will be my final entry in our EEA MOC challenge on the French Brickpirate forum. I hope you enjoy the show done with my partners and oponents, this was a great battle.
It has a special story behind it because it was one of the ideas we wanted to build during our time at Legomasters France, but we didn’t get the challenge that would have allowed us to do so.
This build is based on an illustration by Loïc Malnati, a brilliant illustrator and tattoo artist whose work I greatly admire.
Built for the “Équipage à l'abordage” collaborative contest on the french forum Brickpirate, for the theme "Freedom".
The crew of The Medusa consists of Lokiloki, Pistash et Lufobrick.
The crew of The Sea Guardian's King (SGK) consists of Seb71, Guilego et -Konix.
Category Animal / Pet companion
Bowgli lives with Maloo on the planet NeydisSlup. The planet has been deserted since the last war, which decimated much of the local wildlife. It has become necessary to survive with a perfectly trained pet that allows its master to spot dangers thanks to its highly developed eyesight.
Who is Bowgli ? Who is Maloo? Who is the pet?
Answer will follow in the comment :)
In memory of Ozzie the world’s oldest male gorilla, passed away at 61 the January 25, 2022.
Moving to university has been very rough for my MOC building. I have been limited to designing models using Studio since I have only been able to play around with real bricks maybe two or three times per year. Not a very efficient process.
However, this dragon required very little redesign when I put most of it together this summer (in rainbow colours, of course). I am very pleased with how it has turned out so far and wanted to share.
For now this quick render will have to suffice!
"Over the lip of the little dell, on the side away from the hill, they felt, rather than saw, a shadow rise, one shadow or more than one. They strained their eyes, and the shadows seemed to grow. Soon there could be no doubt: three or four tall black figures were standing there on the slope, looking down on them. So black were they that they seemed like black holes in the deep shade behind them. Frodo thought that he heard a faint hiss as of venomous breath and felt a thin piercing chill. Then the shapes slowly advanced."
This is my moc for the Lego Ideas LOTR contest.
The desert is treacherous.
Built for Round 1 of Bio-Cup.
Theme: Biomes
Subtheme: Desert
Thanks to alex_mocs for helping with the edit!
Besides making a scene, I also wanted to expand onto the Aurean landscape and build something nice that I could display as well. Here is my sig fig's residence. A lovely hideaway tucked into the rocks. Perfect for anyone trying to stay out of the way.
The original Mushroom Girl MOC is one of my most cherished creations. While it doesn't fully stand up to the test of time, it was an immense step in my building journey; not only was it displayed in the Lego House, but it was the first in an ever-evolving lineup of characters in a style that feels like my own; a feeling I've wrestled with for a long time. Heck, it even inspired someone to draw her; which is, like, still one of the coolest things to happen in my time in the hobby. So shoutout to @elimy.art ; as a bit of a thank you I've chosen Emily as the character's name :)
So for Brickworld Chicago this year, I've done a full redesign of the character! The dress is a bit different this time around, but it still matches the original aesthetic well enough. Unfortunately, I forgot to include a couple of pieces during reconstruction before taking this photo, but I've been sitting on this edit since at least July and decided to just go ahead and post it regardless. While it is by far not my best edit, I decided that I'd rather post it than get stuck on it. Hoping to get a few more builds out this year! You'll be getting at least 7 👀
My latest MOC: entering the long lost hall of the elven king.
I used a fixed camera point to make this single shot. An intensive build and i hope you all like it!
The national electricity grid is down so local neighborhood Fusion Power Stations are the norm. Here's one of them in Chinatown. It's complete with rooftop water heaters, atmosphere scrubbers and a mailbox (😄)
Though he walks sideways, this Dark Hunter is a straightforward brute. Slow on land, but on the seabed, he’s both unstoppable force and immovable object.
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Built for the BioCup G1 Gauntlet @biocup.official
And #timeforcrab
#bionicle #lego #bioniclemoc #moc
The battery stealer
This little creature is always looking for new sources of energy to recharge itself. Very often, it tends to steal batteries from other electrical devices... infuriating those who use them.
Just a little medieval MOC I whipped up in a couple days to display at BrickFair Virginia, which was an absolutely fantastic experience! At BrickFair 2016 I had brought a really bad medieval build, so I tried to redeem it with this one. I was personally really happy with the outcome, mostly due to the unique colors used in the trees, and terrain. Thanks to my good friend Spencer for editing the photo!
I decorated tihs MOC with water-soluble pencil crayons from Farber Castell to make it look more real.
"At first glance, Tarduk thought he might have been made of plants. He was tall and green, with thorns jutting out from his arms and legs and intertwined roots crisscrossing his chest. His eyes were an emerald so dark they were almost black. His arms were long, with thick vines wrapped around them, and more thorns served as his claws. Even his sword looked like it was a green and growing thing, though sharp and deadly…”
My entry for the Preliminary Round of Bio-Cup 2022, theme “Nature”
Yes, it has been a very long time since I have built something. This was started months ago, taking much longer then it should have. There is no real story accompanying this MOC, just a house on a mountain. Hope you enjoy!
Perhaps of use.
Speaking of useful, if you only have a phone and struggle with photographing your stuff properly, have a look at my latest video here here.
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Recently I was in the mood to build stuff in space theme. Professionally speaking it's called Neo-Classic Space ;) It means that MOC is referring to the series of LEGO sets from the 80s but with the usage of newer bricks and more modern design.
Read full story and view more photos at my:
LEGO Blog (bricks.kalais.net/post66).
You can follow me at:
- Instagram (@thekalais).
Pumpkin Halloween 2021 - Inspired in the @alex_mocs Halloween design of the last year. I have completed the pumpkin and made it a bit more round (the top cover is an inverted dish). The inside is a complex mix of open round studs, skeleton arms and studs with bars.
King of The Monsters
-LET THEM FIGHT-
I've always wanted to try making Godzilla! This MOC is based on the design from the Monsterverse movies and was super challenging to pull off. There are so many small details and subtleties to his proportions that took a lot of trial and error, but I think I've found a level of accuracy that I'm comfortable with.
The amazing photo editing for these shots was done as always by the wonderful @loaf_builds make sure you check out the other monsters from the collab as well!