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Slow... but exceedingly deadly.
Stay tuned on all the action by following the collaborative's group here!
After 3 long years of hard work designing, redesigning and finally building, we are proud share our 'LEGO StarCraft' collaborative build, which was first shown at Brickworld Chicago.
We had a team of amazing builders from United States, Canada, Belgium and Norway to help to piece this all together. We hope you take a moment to look at all the detail shots, units, battles, and skermishes in the collaboratives group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Also don't forget to check out the video on Youtube!
As can be seen in my photostream, my main focus was Protoss, and I built most of the buildings and many of the units.
These are the two Zerg structures I built so I could have a small Zerg base in my layout.
Given the organic nature of everything Zerg, these were quite challenging to build, but all the more satisfying to pull off. I'm quite happy with how they turned out, and they are some of my favourite builds from the entire project, even above most of my beloved Protoss ;)
After 3 long years of hard work designing, redesigning and finally building, we are proud share our 'LEGO StarCraft' collaborative build, which was first shown at Brickworld Chicago.
We had a team of amazing builders from United States, Canada, Belgium and Norway to help to piece this all together. We hope you take a moment to look at all the detail shots, units, battles, and skermishes in the collaboratives group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Also don't forget to check out the video on Youtube!
Seriously, it has been a blast working and learning from all of the individuals involved. Without every last one of them, this wouldn't have happened. Thanks again, and we hope you've enjoyed this as much as we have! :D
Fun Facts:
The display is roughly 14 feet long. About 5 more feet than our original plans.
It took a whole day to set up this entire display.
There are far too many parts to count, but the landscape itself, collapsed down, takes up two 1.5 cubic foot boxes.
Not all our builders could make it to Chicago - so contributions were shipped in from San Francisco and as far as Belgium.
The smallest units were always the hardest to design.
The Humble Marine had the most number of design changes over 3 years.
After 3 long years of hard work designing, redesigning and finally building, we are proud share our 'LEGO StarCraft' collaborative build, which was first shown at Brickworld Chicago.
We had a team of amazing builders from United States, Canada, Belgium and Norway to help to piece this all together. We hope you take a moment to look at all the detail shots, units, battles, and skermishes in the collaboratives group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Also don't forget to check out the video on Youtube!
Seriously, it has been a blast working and learning from all of the individuals involved. Without every last one of them, this wouldn't have happened. Thanks again, and we hope you've enjoyed this as much as we have! :D
Fun Facts:
The display is roughly 14 feet long. About 5 more feet than our original plans.
It took a whole day to set up this entire display.
There are far too many parts to count, but the landscape itself, collapsed down, takes up two 1.5 cubic foot boxes.
Not all our builders could make it to Chicago - so contributions were shipped in from San Francisco and as far as Belgium.
The smallest units were always the hardest to design.
The Humble Marine had the most number of design changes over 3 years.
After 3 long years of hard work designing, redesigning and finally building, we are proud share our 'LEGO StarCraft' collaborative build, which was first shown at Brickworld Chicago.
Check out the main layout shot here!
We had a team of amazing builders from United States, Canada, Belgium and Norway to help to piece this all together. We hope you take a moment to look at all the detail shots, units, battles, and skermishes in the collaboratives group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Also don't forget to check out the video on Youtube!
Designers and their main Contributions::
Terran Supreme Commander: Tim S
Terran Supply officer: Chris P
Terran Covert Operations Lead: John M
Zerg Overlord: Bart D
Protoss Conclave: Cecilie F
Starcraft FreeForAll: Sean and Steph
Starcraft Mosaic Master: Matt D
Layout and Logistics: Simon L
I have constructed an additional pylon.
Someone kept repeating I needed to construct additional pylons, so I took a break from playing Legacy of the Void to build one.
(Yeah, leaving the micro starcraft for a somewhat larger scale here...)
And a big thanks to Markus for helping me with the photo editing :)
I wanted to show off the cool collaborative we did for Brickworld in Europe as well, by bringing it to the Skærbæk Fan Weekend in Denmark, but seeing as all the terrain and Zerg and Terran forces went elsewhere, I was left with my Protoss army. So I set out to build some new terrain, and add some Zerg and Terrans to the map.
I chose to build some terrain fitting of having almost only Protoss structures: Aiur themed. Sadly, I didn't have time to make it as big as I wanted, so units are overflowing the map a bit...
Check out the original collab here: www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Check out the main Lego StarCraft picture here!
As well as many more detail shots in our collaboratives group :D
Lastly, don't miss
Another detail picture taken in my StarCraft layout.
Here is a probe warping in a new Nexus, while the battle is raging on against the Zerg pouring out of the Nydus worm in the back.
See more pictures of my StarCraft stuff here.
Keolis heeft voor twee jaar het Mat'64 treinst6el 904 van de Crew 2454 gehuurd. Het treinstel heeft een onderhoudsbeurt gehad en heeft een nieuw uiterlijk gekregen, passend bij het overige materieel van de Valleilijn. Planmatig rijdt de Keolis 904 trwee ochtendspitsslagen op doordeweekse dagen en buiten de vakanties tussen Amersfoort Centraal en Barneveld Zuid. Daarnaast kan er een beroep op het treinstel gedaan worden als er te weinig Protossen en Flirts inzetbaar zijn. De 904 komt de gelederen bij Keolis tijdelijk versterken, omdat de eerste Protos voor revisie aan de rijdende dienst is onttrokken. Als deze Protos terugkeert naar de Valleilijn zullen om beurten de andere stellen ook een revisie krijgen. Hierbij krijgt het materieel een nieuw interieur en worden ze uitwendig van het RRReis-design voorzien.
Op 3 mei 2025 kon iedereen kennis maken met de 904 op de Valleilijn. Het treinstel reed die dag rond het middaguur vier slagen tussen Amersfoort Centraal en Barneveld Zuid en was daarmee op andere plekken te fotograferen dan normaal mogelijk zal zijn. Met het prachtige zonovergoten weer, was het dan ook geen straf om enkele uren langs de Valleilijn uit te hangen. Nadat ik met de eerste rit meegereden was vanuit Amersfoort naar Barneveld Centrum, werd daarna een fotostekje gezocht voor de tweede slag. Ter hoogte van de Vliegersvelderlaan in Barneveld kon ik de 904 dan ook mooi vastleggen, wanneer het treinstel als RRReis Sprinter 31429 onderweg is vanuit Amersfoort Centraal naar Barneveld Zuid.
Another detail picture taken in my StarCraft layout.
Inside the Zerg base, the Queen of Blades is lauching a Baneling attack, while defending the base against some Reapers sneaking in.
"Wax 'em boys!"
The Marine is the basic unit the Terrans, fighting on the front-lines of the fringe worlds and defending their race from the Protoss and Zerg.
They are equiped with powered suits and C-14 rifles.
To improve their effectiveness and odds of survival, many marines make heavy use of stimpacks.
The Marine is solely based on Zessi's and Lord Dane's design, with a few tweaks.
Tijdens de dienst van 30 januari 2019 was het mijn taak om de een van de treinen die op de korte slag reed af te rangeren en alvast klaar te zetten voor de volgende dag. Zodoende stond ik rond de klok van half negen op de Bokkeduinen, alwaar het stevig sneeuwde. Met een 'lange' sluitertijd is de beweging van die sneeuw wel aardig vast te leggen. Met wat Photoshop achteraf valt er dan nog best wat te maken van deze telefoonfoto. Natuurlijk scheelt het in de nabewerking wel een pak dat het ding in RAW kan schieten. Merk overigens op dat - buiten de twee Protossen - het opstelterrein compleet leeg was. Dat zien we ook niet elke dag!
I've been experimenting with my old Protoss Tesselation ever since it was chosen for the Origami Diagram Book
After 3 long years of hard work designing, redesigning and finally building, we are proud share our 'LEGO StarCraft' collaborative build, which was first shown at Brickworld Chicago.
We had a team of amazing builders from United States, Canada, Belgium and Norway to help to piece this all together. We hope you take a moment to look at all the detail shots, units, battles, and skermishes in the collaboratives group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Also don't forget to check out the video on Youtube!
Seriously, it has been a blast working and learning from all of the individuals involved. Without every last one of them, this wouldn't have happened. Thanks again, and we hope you've enjoyed this as much as we have! :D
Fun Facts:
The display is roughly 14 feet long. About 5 more feet than our original plans.
It took a whole day to set up this entire display.
There are far too many parts to count, but the landscape itself, collapsed down, takes up two 1.5 cubic foot boxes.
Not all our builders could make it to Chicago - so contributions were shipped in from San Francisco and as far as Belgium.
The smallest units were always the hardest to design.
The Humble Marine had the most number of design changes over 3 years.
Another detail picture taken in my StarCraft layout.
Inside the Terran Dominion base. Some reapers going out to attack the Zerg's resources.
As those at BFVA got a chance to see first hand, CAC has some new colors available and will be posted later today.
These are just some of the combos I was playing around with. ^_^
Starcraft II's Immortal
The Immortal is one of the new Protoss units for Starcraft II. They are similar to the Dragoons from the original game, but these units are limited to ground attacks only and cannot fire on air units. They work best against heavily armored units and their shields have better defense against heavy fire. However, fast-moving, smaller ground units can be very effective against the Immortals.
This build took me the better half of a week - the most difficult sections being the legs and the body. The two halves are connected via a ball-socket hinge, giving the top section a great freedom of movement. The two 'arms' can also swivel around.
For reference, I used images from the above site as well as the Starcraft Wiki, which often has more updated images and info.
Check out the main Lego StarCraft picture here!
As well as many more detail shots in our collaboratives group :D
Lastly, don't miss
After 3 long years of hard work designing, redesigning and finally building, we are proud share our 'LEGO StarCraft' collaborative build, which was first shown at Brickworld Chicago.
We had a team of amazing builders from United States, Canada, Belgium and Norway to help to piece this all together. We hope you take a moment to look at all the detail shots, units, battles, and skermishes in the collaboratives group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Also don't forget to check out the video on Youtube!
Seriously, it has been a blast working and learning from all of the individuals involved. Without every last one of them, this wouldn't have happened. Thanks again, and we hope you've enjoyed this as much as we have! :D
Fun Facts:
The display is roughly 14 feet long. About 5 more feet than our original plans.
It took a whole day to set up this entire display.
There are far too many parts to count, but the landscape itself, collapsed down, takes up two 1.5 cubic foot boxes.
Not all our builders could make it to Chicago - so contributions were shipped in from San Francisco and as far as Belgium.
The smallest units were always the hardest to design.
The Humble Marine had the most number of design changes over 3 years.
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Designers and their main Contributions::
Terran Supreme Commander: Tim S
Terran Supply officer: Chris P
Terran Covert Operations Lead: John M
Zerg Overlord: Bart D D
Protoss Conclave: Cecilie F
Starcraft FreeForAll: Sean and Steph
Starcraft Mosaic Master: Matt D
Layout and Logistics: Simon L
I wanted to show off the cool collaborative we did for Brickworld in Europe as well, by bringing it to the Skærbæk Fan Weekend in Denmark, but seeing as all the terrain and Zerg and Terran forces went elsewhere, I was left with my Protoss army. So I set out to build some new terrain, and add some Zerg and Terrans to the map. In that process, I ended up with some new designs as well!
I couldn't replicate Bart's awesome Nydus Worm because of utter lack of Bionicle parts in my collection, so I built my own version instead.
Check out the rest of the collab here: www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Thanks to Sean and Steph for editing my pictures :)
Part of a large scale build attempting to recreate the game scale using minifigs. Many more units to come.
I wanted to show off the cool collaborative we did for Brickworld in Europe as well, by bringing it to the Skærbæk Fan Weekend in Denmark, but seeing as all the terrain and Zerg and Terran forces went elsewhere, I was left with my Protoss army. So I set out to build some new terrain, and add some Zerg and Terrans to the map. In that process, I ended up with some new designs as well!
Bart's adorable Hydralisk uses a Q-part, so I chose to make a different version, using easier available parts.
Check out the rest of the collab here: www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Thanks to Sean and Steph for editing my pictures :)
I wanted to show off the cool collaborative we did for Brickworld in Europe as well, by bringing it to the Skærbæk Fan Weekend in Denmark, but seeing as all the terrain and Zerg and Terran forces went elsewhere, I was left with my Protoss army. So I set out to build some new terrain, and add some Zerg and Terrans to the map. In that process, I ended up with some new designs as well! Here's the Brood Lord that I built for my Zerg army.
Check out the rest of the collab here: www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Thanks to Sean and Steph for editing my pictures :)
"Beep boop beetle a beep boop."
Stay tuned on all the action by following the collaborative's group here!
After 3 long years of hard work designing, redesigning and finally building, we are proud share our 'LEGO StarCraft' collaborative build, which was first shown at Brickworld Chicago.
We had a team of amazing builders from United States, Canada, Belgium and Norway to help to piece this all together. We hope you take a moment to look at all the detail shots, units, battles, and skermishes in the collaboratives group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Also don't forget to check out the video on Youtube!
As can be seen in my photostream, my main focus was Protoss, and I built most of the buildings and many of the units.
Protoss Wizard - BlizzCon 2013
Cosplay: Kamui Cosplay
Photography By Darshelle Stevens
Assistant: Zim Killgore
5DIII | 24-70mm f/2.8L II | 2 AB800's
"You must construct additional pylons."
Stay tuned on all the action by following the collaborative's group here!
After 3 long years of hard work designing, redesigning and finally building, we are proud share our 'LEGO StarCraft' collaborative build, which was first shown at Brickworld Chicago.
Check out the main layout shot here!
We had a team of amazing builders from United States, Canada, Belgium and Norway to help to piece this all together. We hope you take a moment to look at all the detail shots, units, battles, and skermishes in the collaboratives group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Also don't forget to check out the video on Youtube!
Designers and their main Contributions::
Terran Supreme Commander: Tim S
Terran Supply officer: Chris P
Terran Covert Operations Lead: John M
Zerg Overlord: Bart D
Protoss Conclave: Cecilie F
Starcraft FreeForAll: Sean and Steph
Starcraft Mosaic Master: Matt D
Layout and Logistics: Simon L
After 3 long years of hard work designing, redesigning and finally building, we are proud share our 'LEGO StarCraft' collaborative build, which was first shown at Brickworld Chicago.
Check out the main layout shot here!
We had a team of amazing builders from United States, Canada, Belgium and Norway to help to piece this all together. We hope you take a moment to look at all the detail shots, units, battles, and skermishes in the collaboratives group here:
www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/
Also don't forget to check out the video on Youtube!
Designers and their main Contributions::
Terran Supreme Commander: Tim S
Terran Supply officer: Chris P
Terran Covert Operations Lead: John M
Zerg Overlord: Bart D
Protoss Conclave: Cecilie F
Starcraft FreeForAll: Sean and Steph
Starcraft Mosaic Master: Matt D
Layout and Logistics: Simon L
Now I feel like I should have added arms to it... But it was intended specifically for "armless" mechs group. So I'm kinda lost now. Yeah, its cockpit opens and that window in the middle is actually transparent, so the pilots face can be seen there, if the lighting is proper. Also I must say that the color scheme is obviously SC protoss-inspired, so its working title was protowalker))
"Derde kerstdag" was ik in Lunteren. Aangezien ik geen auto heb, noch een rijbewijs was het dus een hele wereldreis met het OV. Daardoor zat ik ook voor het eerst in mijn leven in de Protos van de Valleilijn, dat beviel niet slecht. Die Protossen hebben een leuk interieur, doet mij denken aan de oude Buffel (DM '90). We zien hier op station Lunteren de trein naar Ede-Wageningen en nog net de vertrokken trein naar Amersfoort wegrijden.
Fotograaf: Marten
Built for the Starcraft collaborative, follow the action here: www.flickr.com/groups/2177625@N21/
Probe design is Siercon&Coral's.
From left to right are
Zeratul (Protoss / Dark Prelate)
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Artanis (Protoss / Hierarch of the Daelaam)
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Tassadar (Protoss /Savior of the Templar)
www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=574864
Alarak (Protoss / Highlord of the Tal'darim)
I think it was the first of a dozen new models I designed this summer.
I fold almost exclusively geometric origami now. Some people say there is no way out.
En taro Adun!
Check out the main Lego StarCraft picture here!
As well as many more detail shots in our collaboratives group :D
Lastly, don't miss
I wanted to show off the cool collaborative we did for Brickworld in Europe as well, by bringing it to the Skærbæk Fan Weekend in Denmark, but seeing as all the terrain and Zerg and Terran forces went elsewhere, I was left with my Protoss army. So I set out to build some new terrain, and add some Zerg and Terrans to the map.
I chose to build some terrain fitting of having almost only Protoss structures: Aiur themed. Sadly, I didn't have time to make it as big as I wanted, so units are overflowing the map a bit...
Check out the original collab here: www.flickr.com/groups/2821848@N21/