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Edited May 29, 20169 yr by Matosferrera

This and that...

Nothing crazy. I have a 6 foot floating shelf I turned into "battle of Hoth" once I get my new place I'll open AOH and add to it (bigger display)

Working with the space I have lol

Elken Watchtower

very nice/tricky, took me a couple minutes to figure out what proportions I was looking at

Edited June 13, 20169 yr by brickcrazyhouse

On ‎6‎/‎13‎/‎2016 at 9:39 AM, TheOrcKing said:

Elken Watchtower

On ‎6‎/‎13‎/‎2016 at 9:45 AM, brickcrazyhouse said:

very nice/tricky, took me a couple minutes to figure out what proportions I was looking at

I still don't get the building technique... if somebody could explain (with pictures? )

1 hour ago, Locutus001 said:

I still don't get the building technique... if somebody could explain (with pictures?)

Here you go.

On 08/06/2016 at 9:16 PM, Lego Templar said:

Nothing crazy. I have a 6 foot floating shelf I turned into "battle of Hoth" once I get my new place I'll open AOH and add to it (bigger display)

Working with the space I have lol

Looks like what everybody hoped the UCS attack on Hoth would look  like.

On ‎6‎/‎16‎/‎2016 at 9:28 PM, brickcrazyhouse said:

 

Ees meester Fawlty, he put Basil in rattatouille!

Lime Explorator by Tim Goddard

Humble MOC in 2010, getting good 2011, better 2012 and really awesome after that. My main problems with this building technic(technics?) is that I doubt it has got any interior, it's probably rather fragile AND (that's my biggest problem to be honest!) I'm not quite sure yet how to do it ;-) Would be nice to have a "how to guide" on the 2013 to 2015 structures to see exactly how the technics have been used.

 

 

This one really got me! I love the eyes. At first I was all like "woah how did he do that curved floor?!" but after looking more closely I knew and was like "I see what you did there!"

Exelent use of that technic!

 

 

Everybody's all "woah that ant man macro figure is soooo cool!"... but the force is also strong with these ones!

 

 

Probably also a nice way to display some of your minifigs :-)

 

 

Remember the sandman? that's the hand that should have been part of a sandman set!

I could fill the whole thread with pictures from this absolutely amazing LEGO Train display by PennLUG and Texas Brick Railroad, but will just post a few and a link to Cale Leiphart's Flickr stream which contains hundreds of pictures. It's got everything: beautiful trains, fantastic landscapes, wonderful buildings, great little vignettes etc...

 

 

SPNKr Rocket Launcher - Halo 5: Guardians by Nick Brick

Lego UCS Planet Express Ship by Nicola Stocchi

5 hours ago, TheOrcKing said:

Lego UCS Planet Express Ship by Nicola Stocchi

One fine ship! She is a beauty!! [emoji4]

Check out the album from the links to see the layout up-close and from different angles.

JuraBrick World by Jerome Vaillant

Ready, Set, Escargot

23 hours ago, TheOrcKing said:

Ready, Set, Escargot

This was one of my favorite displays at Brickworld.  Its a snail race, and every snail has a different contraption on its back to house the rider and entice the snail into moving...absolutely brilliant creativity, and the result is equally fantastic.

I realize it's a collaboration and all that, but seeing a display like this made by "normal" (more like exceptionally avid) AFOLs and not employees at LegoLand.... I always just find it shockingly impressive how many bricks they have. Like the tan cheese slopes.... how many thousand of them are being used on the tan snails alone? Just the snails are tens of thousands of bricks, then the full modular sized castles on top of them, then the entire massive scene in the middle.... Astounding and impressive. Legoland is the only other type of place you could go to see that scale of building going on. Endless supplies of bricks, these folks must be made of money or have some sort of sponsorship.... or be incredibly proficient resellers? Crazy cool.  

3 hours ago, Zelgazra said:

Endless supplies of bricks, these folks must be made of money or have some sort of sponsorship.... or be incredibly proficient resellers? Crazy cool.  

I can vaguely imagine the amount of capitol taken to undertake even one-tenth a portion of these builds which makes collaborative projects sound more reasonable well as the experience of doing something together with friends or at least persons of similar interests. There is the Pick-a-Brick wall at the nearest LEGO store option that these builders may be quite accustomed with getting the most out of filling those plastic cups down to a science. While still costly in the end, this bulk buying is more effective than buying sets at retail bringing up another point where like most of us they may also purchase a lot of discounted kits.