Perhaps I should have begun this a while ago, I have posted several MOCs on this site.  But instead of posting each new MOC, I am beginning one that will show all from here on into the future.  I wont repost one in the past, if interested go ahead and check them out here: 

 

http://www.moc-pages.com/home.php/100020

I am not an immensely popular builder.   But I do have fun and i use a variety of different builds, build in many genres, using many techniques, and probably have some of the more diverse-types of builds out there.  Mostly a technic builder, but sometimes i dabble in mechs, space, and Star Wars Genres.  This is my latest build; as we get ready for Rogue One my mind was turned to the SW series and I sought to capture some of my favorite scenes in both a technic and aesthetic sort of way.  Enjoy!

 

Edited November 12, 20169 yr by nerdsforprez

That is awesome! Love the variety of bricks and build types in the creation!

Here is my latest.  Technic is usually what I build with.... but trying to build small is in Technic is new to me.  Actually had much more fun than I thought on this one..... will likely try some more micro builds in the future.  More pics here: http://www.moc-pages.com/moc.php/435307

 

Hello All,

 

   Back again with another build.  Somewhat inspired by both 75155 AND UCS 10212, I present:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Interested parties should check out http://www.moc-pages.com/moc.php/438488

for details, WIP notes, LDD pics, and overall write-up of the project. 

 

Thanks for lookin'!!

 

 

Hello All - back with another build that actually even really applies to this site.  Needed quite a bit of space-like sets to get all the LBG pieces needed for this build.  Abstract in nature, but just a tribute to all things ealing with Lego Greebling.  Used a variety of techniques portrayed by others but also many that I created myself.  Enjoy!

 

 

 

 

 

Very cool

whoa. very cool! Whats the part count on that beast?? The built itself is huge which dictates many parts.... but then it's COVERED in greebles. That dictates MANY parts. Most curious on the tally. 

I estimate around 8,000 pieces.  Rough estimate.