RSG 002 by kidthor

Teddies Vs NIGHTMARES by Simon  Liu

Bumblebee

 

Castle-themed AT-AT build by Adam Dodge

 

 

 

 

 

Widowmaker by SHR0UD

Wow, I'd love to see this as an ideas set!

The Mobile Mechanized Tesla Cannon

On ‎2‎/‎1‎/‎2016 at 10:35 AM, TheGallows said:

Wow, I'd love to see this as an ideas set!

The Mobile Mechanized Tesla Cannon

When I found the ones below, immediately I thought of the ones above....

7 hours ago, Lordoflego said:

When I found the ones below, immediately I thought of the ones above....

 

Now that's cool!

Star Warhammer 40k by Paddy Bricksplitter

Avatar AMP Suit by Larry Lars

Is there some non-LEGO or Kragl technique involved in making that ammo chain? From what I can see it is as if there is a hose connecting all of them, but somehow that hose is not present on the top where the ammo chain curves towards the back. Any idea how they did this?

6 minutes ago, Phil B said:

Is there some non-LEGO or Kragl technique involved in making that ammo chain? From what I can see it is as if there is a hose connecting all of them, but somehow that hose is not present on the top where the ammo chain curves towards the back. Any idea how they did this?

It looks like a very thin strip of some kind of fabric that runs through the middle slot of the pin connectors.  Most likely not a lego part, but highly doubtful it's glued.  Pretty nifty idea though!

2 minutes ago, citymorgue said:

It looks like a very thin strip of some kind of fabric that runs through the middle slot of the pin connectors.  Most likely not a lego part, but highly doubtful it's glued.  Pretty nifty idea though!

Yeah that would totally make sense! some sort of elastic band perhaps.

16 minutes ago, Phil B said:

Is there some non-LEGO or Kragl technique involved in making that ammo chain? From what I can see it is as if there is a hose connecting all of them, but somehow that hose is not present on the top where the ammo chain curves towards the back. Any idea how they did this?

8 minutes ago, citymorgue said:

It looks like a very thin strip of some kind of fabric that runs through the middle slot of the pin connectors.  Most likely not a lego part, but highly doubtful it's glued.  Pretty nifty idea though!

Taking a comment about the build from one of the deconstruction images.

Larry Lars said:

The most "non purist" solution here would be the ammo belt made of black paper.

The effect it create in this case is good enough to go a bit untraditional I think.

Take a sheet of black paper and fold it nice and clean. Then you cut a strip close to the folded part with a pair of scissors. The width should match the middle slits in the pins. (You begin with folding the paper because folding such a thin strip otherwise would make a wrinkled mess that wouldn't fit.)

When all the pins are threaded, you leave a bit of paper where you cut the fold open to fold it into an end stop. (See picture above.) Of course you've already made that same procedure at the other end before your first pin.

Machine 006 by Zane Houston

R180-TDS by Tim Schwalfenberg

Mobile Armor Neue Ziel by chubbybots

Bad Cop, Bad Cop! by Grantmasters

Brick Robot by Moko

Olivia the Swordmaiden by Jerac

19 hours ago, TheOrcKing said:

Olivia the Swordmaiden by Jerac

That, sir, is a fine piece of art!

12 hours ago, Phil B said:

Love the gumball machine!

I thought it was a clever 'simple' build myself.
 

9 hours ago, TugaBricks said:

That, sir, is a fine piece of art!

It was a pleasant surprise of a find for me. I am amazed with how organic the design is and barely looking like something made from LEGO pieces.

Robot1 by valgarise