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I love this ugly beast, it was surprisingly tricky to get the cockpit and wing hinges right but I loved every minute I spent tinkering. The wings fold and the cargo pod is removable, white sand and azure coastline not included! Instructions are on Rebrickable... rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-67227/ron_mcphatty/micro-zeta-cl...
There are people who like SAABs.
Not very many, but the REALLY like SAABs.
One of my most often requested models for people to build for themselves is the SAAB 900. The model shown here, the 900 Turbo 16S Aero 3-Door is probably the most recognisable model of the type.
I have finally decided to get into Rebrickable though, and load up some designs. You can now download the instructions for the 900 Turbo 16S Aero at the following link:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-32874/lego911/saab-900-turbo-16s...
This is the 10th iteration of my SAAB 900 model, and has the benefit of about ten years of design evolution.
The model has a Lego Technic piston engine (hence the bump on the nose), mounted longitudinally, and geared to the front wheels. The model also has independent front suspension and also suspension at the rear.
Bodywork features opening doors and luggage door, folding rear seat, and even a spare wheel under the rear of the car.
I have tried to make the model fairly sympathetic to colour selection. Without modification the model can be built in the following colours:
Dark Red, Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Tan, Reddish-Brown, White, Light Grey, Dark Grey and Black.
With a substitution for the luggage door hinge (#48336) to black, the model can also be built in:
Dark Green and Dark Blue.
For all you SAAB 900 fans out there, this is your opportunity to build your own functioning model.
New Holland TM140 tractor.
Instruction available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-100096/thietmaier_mocs/new-holla...
Free instructions: Rebrickable
Updated my minifig-scale droideka for the premiere of Episode I 25 years ago, May 16th, in Los Angeles and for the Eurobricks contest. I redesigned the head, which was the weakest element of the previous design; its eye-sensors are more accurate now. It's the same height as the B2 next to it, so perfect minifig scale. Can be rebuilt into a ball, which while not a perfect sphere, will roll. But I mainly focused on how the display looks unrolled. It also fits in the shield I designed for them, so I will be updating that MOC with new photos soon.
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-180671/AbFab74/peugeot-405-turbo...
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-90843/AbFab74/lamborghini-sesto-...
Instructions are on Rebrickable...
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-35800/ron_mcphatty/poe-damerons-...
I’ve made a few changes to the shape of the nose, hidden the wing lever under a greebled hatch, added landing gear and sorted the wings so the close in more of a scissor fashion.
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-91351/AbFab74/mclaren-f1-speed-c...
AND
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-101783/AbFab74/mclaren-f1-lm-whi...
Downloadable instructions available at: rebrickable.com/users/Jeffy-O/mocs/
Video at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk-krRJDCCA
As a fan of LEGO mini-figures from the 1980's it seemed like the time had come for the original four "factions" from the Space LEGO universe to be re-interpreted as Brickheadz.
The result is this MOC which features a custom designed brick head from the Classic Space, Blacktron (I), Futuron and M-Tron Themes.
Each Brickheadz can be built and displayed individually (Instructions are broken down into 4 stand alone files), or they can be combined on the display stand (instructions included) to become a powerful force of nostalgia.
Part counts:
Classic Space - 153 Parts (note all white parts can be swapped for Blue if you prefer, and red - as long as you print a custom sticker with the logo - the 1x2 is not available printed in Red)
Blacktron - 180 Parts
Futuron - 175 Parts
M-Tron - 171 Parts
Display Base - 109 Parts
Modular Building (inverted corner). Instructions available on Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-128925
My instructions for Wars of the Star Age are now available for free from Rebrickable.com!
They wouldn’t let me charge for them, which is a bit insulting, but I couldn’t find another way to distribute them easily, so here we are. I’m glad to finally share them with you. Let me know if you build them!
Start building with Brick-Fil-A @ rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-154417/Brick-Fil-A-Builds/metal-...
A.R.M.'s newest mech the Metal Wrecker-DS!
Needing a new mech for your A.R.M. collection, or your robot collection have no fear.
The DS was upgraded with four cannons and desert camo paint
Weapon systems,
Four heavy-duty long-range movable guns, two short-range fixed guns and a grenade launcher.
It stands 26 feet in lego scale and 8 inches in the real world.
I've finally finished building my own keep for the black falcons
The final model takes the form of a very defensible modular keep. The door is raised up, and must be approached via an outer staircase. These stairs are overlooked by machicolations, from which the defenders can drop heavy rocks, boiling oil or fire arrows down on the attacker.
Once inside you are in the central hall, where the round table is set up for a feast. Whilst it is a place of song and merriment, attackers beware - there are interior balconies so defenders can fire down arrows at you. The next floor is a sleeping area for guests or guards in times of war. In times of peace, the ladder can be climbed freely, but in a siege a trapdoor can be used to block the way up, meaning again the attacker must bash or burn their way through, and the beds can be used to blockade the passageway.
Only if the attacker can get through the room in which the guards sleep can they get to the next ladder and trapdoor. This time these lead to the throne room. On the other side of a wooden separation wall is the royal quarter, including a bedroom and chapel.
The top floor has a spiral staircase a fully armed warrior can easily climb, leading to the battlements.
This castle works great on its own as a small fortification, but it can also be connected with the grand tower, and the other sets I'm working on to make a vast modular castle.
Built from plans sold by Mantis Toboggan on Rebrickable (rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-94291/Mantis_Toboggan/southern-p...)
Decal artwork provided by Henry Mack and printed by OKBrickworks. Model modified to include an M-motor driving the rear tender truck in addition to the L-motor in the locomotive. Controlled by an XL Systems Loco Genie wireless DCC with sound and light control.
USCSS NOSTROMO detail
instructions for this on rebrickable
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-92753/Mihe%20Stonee/uscss-nostro...
Very excited to announce that The Lego Tesla Cybertruck instructions is now available to order on Rebrickable.
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-32403/lego911/tesla-cybertruck-l...
The matching Cyberquad bike and Elon Musk figurine will also be available separately.
This Cybertruck model is built inminiland 1:21 scale. It features height adjusting suspension on all four wheels, opening doors, frunk, load tub cover, tailgate, in-tub stowage, adjustable seating and more.
Probably the most exciting car launch for many a year, the Cybertruck looks like nothing else (at least nothing that is for sale).
The Cybertruck features an all-electric powertrain and battery systems. The performance figure are also extraordinary for this type of vehicle.
How do I buy?
Follow the link at the top of the text to go to rebrickable. This link will take you to the design instruction purchase page. Included are the design files, parts list and general guide.
If you need to save yourself the hassle of buying the parts yourself, please DM me for a quote.
Kind Regards,
Peter Blackert // lego911
I love this ugly beast, it was surprisingly tricky to get the cockpit and wing hinges right but I loved every minute I spent tinkering. The wings fold and the cargo pod is removable, white sand and azure coastline not included! Instructions are on Rebrickable... rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-67227/ron_mcphatty/micro-zeta-cl...
Instructions available at rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-141827/thirdwigg/hybrid-garbage-... and video at www.youtube.com/watch?v=FP4eUEJgOtI&feature=youtu.be
Just some photos of the ships now that I’ve built one, and sprayed the Nubian silver! It’s a simple vinyl dye, the kind of paint you use on fake leather car upholstery, but it soaks into the Lego and gives a durable finish. I wish I’d remembered to spray the N1 Starfighter before I ran out of paint, maybe next time. Instructions for the Nubian, Infiltrator and N1 are on Rebrickable... rebrickable.com/users/ron_mcphatty/mocs/
Update: Free instructions for the model are now available on Rebrickable, see: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-178983/T.Brick/planetary-outpost...
This small planetary outpost provides a temporary home for scientists researching the local flora and fauna.
Its organic shapes blend in with the surroundings. The base has a kitchen, a sitting area, a bed, a small bathroom, communication equipment and solar panels on the roof, as well as a walled garden outside. Many plants and perhaps also animals are at home in and around the base.
It's my entry for the LEGO "Exploring the Cosmos" challenge. Winner models will be transformed into official reward sets! See here for details and more images: ideas.lego.com/challenges/7c37425a-7cc4-4188-b3bf-a433163...
Free instructions:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-148247/IBrickedItUp/dodge-two-pa...
Here's my take on 6 wide versions of the Dodge two pack Speed Champions set from the 2021 wave. For the Challenger, I was able to use many techniques from the original set. The headlights were a little tricky to figure out, but overall the vehicle came together pretty easy. The Top Fuel Dragster on the other hand was something I was not looking forward to building at first. After putting it off for a while and a couple tries I think I managed to come up with a vehicle that works very well at the smaller scale. The main issue was that the nose was already pretty thin. What I ended up doing was just going back to the basics and using plates and bricks to get the right general shape. I ended up using basically the same construction for the engine section and I think it turned out very well.
I used many of the parts from the original set, but there are an additional 120 bricks that you will need to complete this MOC. They're all fairly common pieces and should cost $10-15 to gather. As for the stickers I would wait until you've completed building this version before applying them. Not everything is on the same part as the original and some of the stickers needed to be cut down in order to fit on the smaller scale.
Instructions available for purchase on Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-199960/NV%20Carmocs/one-for-the-...
I built fellow MOC creator NV_Carmocs' models (with some small modifications done) of Jeremy's Lancia Montecarlo, James' Triumph Stag, and Richard's Ford Capri from the emotional finale of what might be the greatest trio ever formed. I'm absolutely in love with how they turned out!
I couldn't settle for using regular Speed Champions rim covers, so I also commissioned Brickthebrick, maker of custom 3D-printed rims for LEGO cars, to make a set of rims for each car, and they make them look absolutely perfect!
Building Instructions are available on Rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-96246/AbFab74/ferrari-512bb-spee...
Fellow Lego Star Wars addict Remco Rohaan kindly gave me his beautiful photos of my 'micro' (1:250) scale blockade runner, The Liberator from Star Wars Rebels.
This is actually a kit from LesDIY.com, who kindly sent one to Remco for review (he liked it!!). His professional set up has captured the kit far better than I could and I'm very grateful that he's given me permission to show these off on my profile.
Remco has build some amazing MOCs and all of his photos are superb...
www.flickr.com/photos/remcorohaan
And the kit is available here in both Liberator and Tantive IV colours...
www.lesdiy.com/products/moc-73874-micro-blockade-runners-...
Instructions at rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-75232/thirdwigg/compact-loader/#...
Video at www.youtube.com/watch?v=kG1uzeS50ak
Just some photos of the ships now that I’ve built one, and sprayed the Nubian silver! It’s a simple vinyl dye, the kind of paint you use on fake leather car upholstery, but it soaks into the Lego and gives a durable finish. I wish I’d remembered to spray the N1 Starfighter before I ran out of paint, maybe next time. Instructions for the Nubian, Infiltrator and N1 are on Rebrickable... rebrickable.com/users/ron_mcphatty/mocs/
here you go:
Rebrickable: partlist + instructions pdf
Yes, it's still the falcon...
only some studs bigger than my old model of 2019 but this one comes with a lot updates and features a complete new covering.
It took about 2 years on an off working on this one.
This time I tried to get as close as possible to the circle form
and I tried to close most of the gabs on the covering.
The model features many ucs styled details within a scale that fits on every shelf.
Due to the system scale the proportions are still a bit bulk. therefore it has a full interior!
The model is more strength now. E.g. the cover slices can be fixed in position.
Still this is more a display model than play model.
I tried to built the instructions as much understandable as possible. But as I am a not the best practiced builder, there can be tough sections here and there.
funfacts:
3985 Parts
57x 42 Studs
2.450kg
If you own my moc from 2019 you already have about 60-70% of pieces.
You' ll also get a discount for the new instructions! pm me
Stud.io file on request
also I can share different part lists for the model without interior
or inner structure only if you want to try to build it with your own covering.