PMJ
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So I finally got around to organizing my loose bricks (By color, in bins) and now that everything is at my fingertips, I of course would like to mess it all up and build something cool. The problem is, I don't build much. I've made some small, decent things, but I've never really made a "serious" MOC. So what should I do? Do I draw up a concept of some sort? Where do I begin?
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So I'm (sort of) working on a project, and since I wasn't exactly around for some of these space themes, I figured I'd mine some knowledge here. This is a slightly different type of project, and right now I'm just tossing ideas around. I make brickfilms. I have done so for almost nine years now. One film I've been planning on making for a while is Ice Planet 2002. Potentially, this one could connect with other future Lego space films. So far what I have is somehow, the Ice Planet characters find themselves stranded and alone on Krysto, an ocean planet so cold, the oceans are solid ice. Among various incidents and peril the characters are put in, they launch satellites, setting out beacons in hopes of rescue. Now, for the finale, I will have one of the beacons intercepted, in the middle of a massive space battle. Now, what I'm having trouble deciding is should the battle be between Spyrius and Unitron, or Space Police II and Blacktron II?
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Wow, this is incredible. Uncanny timing too, just as I was thinking of re-reading the books! This might push me to do it.
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Battle of New Orleans, January 8, 1815
PMJ replied to Gary The Procrastinator's topic in Pirate MOCs
Rah, yut, kill. I'm actually enlisting next year in the USMC. Love this MOC -
Argh, this be making me confused! I never finished collecting the last pirate series, and I've slowly been trying to over Bricklink, but then the series gets rereleased, wondering if I should abandon collecting the 2009(?) series and just pick up this or what?
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I believe it was.Anyway I really do like this, difficult to pull off an effective level of detail for a prison cell which is essentially an empty room.
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Hello fellow members of Eurobricks, I do not believe I have ever introduced myself in the six years or so I have been on this forum. This is because I joined when I was maybe twelve years old, fully knowing this was a site for adult Lego fans. However, I tried to keep a low profile, knowing I blatantly went against the rules for creating an account. As of yesterday, I turned eighteen, and I am not legally an adult in the US. I understand I broke those rules six years ago, and that now the admins have full reason to remove me from these forums. I just figured now I ought to be honest, instead of continuing the deception. I thank you all for reading.
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I usually ignore MOC posts, just because I browse the site for news, but I must say this is a work of art. The lava is a twist to the usual Classic Space theme, and each structure gives the impression there is almost an entire city in that mountain, which, I suppose there is. How anyone has your talent is beyond me. This is truly mind boggling.
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Just think, In 2005 we were lucky to get the one "Kashyyyk Trooper" and now we have FIVE, including Gree! I honestly never saw this coming this year.
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Mods are asleep, post prelims.
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I don't know if I mentioned it, but the pic I saw was much higher definition. (Still prelim though).
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It seems to resemble a DC-15s. Also it doesn't look like it was enlarged for detail, just enlarged so it can hold the stud and have the firing feature.
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No they actually look quite accurate; proportions are a bit off giving them a cartoony look but they do have pretty accurate detailing.
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So I just saw a picture of the blasters being used in the Kashyyyk troopers pack. Veeeeeeery interesting. They aren't megaphones. They are a completely new type that somehow launches the stud on the end.
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Exactly. There is no way to tell what got rejected easily and what didn't. Something terrible that got 10,000 votes and something amazing that got 10,000 votes are put in the same category as rejected with no (given) reason as to why.