[Gunman]: Building Techniques - MOCs

[Gunman]

Hello there guys :)

This thread gonna be used as index of my videos uploaded in Youtube, regarding MOC highlights and Building techniques.

On my youtube channel you can find some of my interesting Building techniques used the previous years or nowadays in my MOCs, MOC video presentations,  DIY LEGO items etc

My main MOCing theme is medieval and the majority of the content gonna be such, but at times I will upload MOCs / techniques from other themes too.

 

regards

Gunman

Stop Motion Brickfilms

 

VLOGs

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Building Techniques/MOC Tutorials

 

  

 

 

 

MOC Reviews

   

DIY

 

LEGO Exhibitions

 

 

 

How to build a LEGO Classic Wardrobe:

 

Edited June 23, 2020 by Gunman

[neonic]

That's nice. Can't wait.
Nice use of those chairs for the wardrobe. Looks good.

[miniman]

Nice MOC, and I love the idea.

But I think playing backward is not. You struggle too much with separating the parts, and this way the video is longer then it should be. IMO.

Following.

[Gunman]

On 5/6/2019 at 6:52 PM, neonic said:

That's nice. Can't wait.
Nice use of those chairs for the wardrobe. Looks good.

thanks a lot mate :)

5 hours ago, miniman said:

Nice MOC, and I love the idea.

But I think playing backward is not. You struggle too much with separating the parts, and this way the video is longer then it should be. IMO.

Following.

 

I guess I will have to work more my dismantling skills xd because at some cases it helps me a lot having the model ready and playing backward as you said :)

This will work better on some feature videos I have in mind too, but I may make some ''normal'' videos too when it fits right :)

Thanks a lot for the CC mate :)

[Gunman]

Here is a video with MOC Highlights of my MOC ''Kastra Gatehouse'' part of my WIP Medieval City Project ''City of Salonica'' 

please SUBSCRIBE here for more: https://www.youtube.com/gunmanbricks 

Thanks for watching and comments :)

 

 

Edited May 14, 2019 by Gunman

[Gunman]

Part of my medieval city can be seen on this year's THE Comic Con 5 :

 

 

[Gunman]

MOC building guide of my own custom LEGO creation ''A typical Tundra Cottage'', a Medieval Cottage consisting of approx.1500 pieces..

please SUBSCRIBE here for more: https://www.youtube.com/gunmanbricks

 

 

Edited June 16, 2019 by Gunman

[Gunman]

New video is up :)

How to Build a Medieval Castle Embrasure

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[Gunman]

How to build a Stone Pillar :)

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Edited July 8, 2019 by Gunman

[Gunman]

 

I just made of two of my modules from my project City of Salonica guys! 

Check it out :) 

 

[pantelis]

1 hour ago, Gunman said:

 

I just made of two of my modules from my project City of Salonica guys! 

Check it out :) 

 

This is so super George... I wait to see this in Salonika 2020!!! Great job!!! 

[Gunman]

looking forward to see your wonderful castles too! 

thanks a lot :)

[sander1992]

You have build some interesting stuff. 

Great use of the plate arch (I don't know how to call the part) in the house and the wall.

 

[Gunman]

my take on tensegrity :) 

 

 

[MAB]

Brilliant!

 

[Ravelino]

That's another nice example of the recently popular Lego tensegrity structure!

By the way I can see you posted that Dragonslayer duo februari, but is it possible I've seen (pictures) of that MOC from some time before?

Because I can't remember it being just 2 months 

Edited April 23, 2020 by Ravelino

[Gunman]

Thanks guys :)  @Ravelino this one is one of my older Mocs but never made a video for it.  Now I am running a blog and making some moc reviews also :) 

[Svendp]

Thanks a lot for these tutorials. I really like how the needed pieces are floating to your hand :) This would be helpful IRL sometimes 

[Gunman]

magic xD thanks a lot mate :)

[Gunman]

here are two more mini tutorials made last Christmas

Gift box and Santa Claus Christmas ornaments:)

 

 

 

Edited April 24, 2020 by Gunman

[Gunman]

I decided to assemble all of my current modules of my Medieval City diorama ''City of Salonica'' and make a video of it :)

Currently the diorama consists of 12 modules (48er) and about 80000 parts

like and subscribe if you like it :)

 

 

Edited April 25, 2020 by Gunman

[Gunman]

Bow training Session gone wrong :)

 

 

 

Edited May 9, 2020 by Gunman

[Jerry McGlade]

Fantastic work!

[Gunman]

here is a Coffin making tutorial :)

 

 

[Gunman]

made a LEGO room tour :)

Check it out if you want!