A new city project starts, and this time it's in a "mini" scale (bigger than micro, smaller than minifig-scale).
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Old design created for 2017 LEGO "minimodular" contest . (2 olive green pieces does'nt exist)
A Castle overlooks a series of waterways with islands and gardens.You can substitute the 16x16 Black plate for 2 8x16 (although it won't be as sturdy).
Micro LEGO brick TV combiner transformer mech - Mr. TelevisionDo you want parts list for these LEGO robots?Brick parts dictionary for my LEGO robots :http:...
I am not really too sure I like how this turned out... I just thought I would enter the LOB micro castle contest.
The ice cream truck and garbage truck are from The LEGO Movie polybag. The police car, plumbing truck and motorcycle are my inspired builds. See the review at www.dagsbricks.com/2014/02/set-review-lego-movie-accessor....
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These were done by Madoruk I believe. You can see more work by this person, here. In the flickr photo description it says: "Mini cars f...
I've constructed this model for the book of a very good friend. "Lego tips for kids: Space" by Joachim Klang (-derjoe-) . A building instruction of the Viper contained therein. Of course there is also a lot of other stuff to discover. More information at: www.heel-verlag.de. Deutsche Buchversion
Check out this amazing LEGO Architecture Advent Calendar MOC to mix up your Christmas advent calendar builds for next year!
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Jeff Friesen is the architect of many microscale marvels. Come take a look at one of his most recent cityscapes: a medieval village and castle.
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These have been sitting on the shelf for awhile. Jonah has started cannibalizing them for parts so I thought I'd better post them before they're gone.
Who doesn't like choo-choos? Those humongous metal snakes rushing through the land causing thunders and earthquakes always give me a bunch of ...
Given a small bag of "green" from the PAB Wall by fellow Westcountry Bricker James Pegrum I created this fun little build.
In my first article , I discussed my philosophy for designing LEGO skylines by forming basic silhouette shapes.
Just a small one to get started in the LEGO season 2018. Happy new year everybody! :-)
