Raziel-117

The ring world reminded me a bit of Halo^^ It looks really awesome. So awesome that I wanted to recreate it. Congratulations on the 10,000 votes!

A lovely house! As you are used to, you didn’t skimp on the details. The sunflower and the corn are super built. The toy castle in the attic isn't Princess June's Castle by any chance? Beautiful miniature! While we're at it. Since I thought your castle was so cool, I recreated it without further ado! But since you don't have a topic here, I've posted it here: >>> click <<<

Wow! This is a really brilliant ship! Great construction techniques for the hull! And the stand is also a great idea. Maybe I would make the middle mast of the ship even bigger. The large hull makes it seem a bit small. I feel like building a ship again!

Thank you for the posting! I also created a new Design from the 6286 ship, the Skull Eye Schooner! (Link in the signature~) Until now, this is my biggest project.

The tower looks really great. I once downloaded the instructions! But what I like even better is your Lego Ideas project "Princess June's Castle"! You have my voice! And since you don't have a direct topic, I'll post it here. I was so excited about your new edition of the Yellow Castle that I recreated it in the studio program. And when I finished the instructions, I built them in real life: As you can easily see, I changed the castle colors. Since I used to play with the Lion Knights as a child (my first castle was the 6090), I had now picked out the new Lion Knights here ~ The rebuilding was a lot of fun! Just all the details you brought in! This is really amazing! At the blacksmith's shop I thought that dwarfs would be a little more effective ^^ And what would a castle be without a ghost ~ I once optimized the cart so that it is pulled by an ox. All in all, this is a really great castle that really belongs in the shop! I can't get enough of it ^^ Maybe you could also consider sloping the corners of the tower. Then it looks a little rounder ~ But good. I hope your castle gets the 10,000 votes!

I was a huge Admiral Thrawn fan back then. So I made one myself. I never expected that he would ever exist as an official figure. I don't think I need to mention that the official figure is the better one. But back then I had a lot of fun with the old one ^^

I hope I'm in the right sub-forum ^^ I have build an Infinity-Machine. Here is some basic knowledge: An infinity machine illustrates a progressive immobility. In this case through multiple gear reductions of the gears involved, which run slower and slower with each stage. For a motor with 350 revolutions per minute on the first axis, a reduction ratio per axis of 1 to 5 (8 to 40 teeth) and 10 axes to be included, the result is a factor of 5*10 = 9,765,625 The following numerical example follows from this: After almost 9.8 million revolutions of the first gear, the last gear has completed one revolution. Gear 1: • 350 revolutions per minute • 21,000 revolutions per hour (350x60) • 504,000 revolutions per day (21,000x24) • 183,960,000 revolutions per year (504,000x365) This means that the last gear wheel would have completed one complete revolution after about 20 days. This means that the last gear has moved one tooth after half a day. For illustration I have fixed it with an axis ^^ Incidentally, with each additional axis, the whole thing increases by a factor of 5. Here some examples: 15 Gears: 166 Years 16 Gears: 830 Years ... 20 Gears: 518.414 Years Incidentally, the first development of the machine comes from Leonardo da Vinci. I also have a video from the maschine! Should anyone of you want to recreate it, I have also created a small Instruction.

Thank you all for the positive feedback! In the studio program, the Ship-Parts are unfortunately quite buggy. You can't align the bricks properly. I always had to create a few auxiliary constructions

This fortress looks really awesome! I could look at them for hours to find all the details! But why is one flag hanging upside down? ^^

The Time has come ^^ The Ship is finally finished! On my Flickr Page I have a lot more Pictures. You can find the Instruction >here< as Download! Here are a few Comparison-Pictures with the Original:

Thank you!

I once made some comparison pictures for my two remakes. The Imperial Flagship: And the Renegade Runner:

Wow! This Leviathan looks amazing! How long did it take to design it?

I'm still missing some bricks. There are a total of 7 BrickLink orders - of which 5 have already arrived today. Hopefully the other two will come tomorrow, because then I can start building on Sunday ^^ The Skull Eyes Schooner is by far my favorite set from Lego. I also don’t remember in which year I got it. But an estimated 22-25 years ago, I would say. In order to say goodbye to this old friend (before he is reborn in the form of the reaper), I made up a little ministory. But I did not make the greatest effort. I think I would have made up a whole story earlier, 20 years ago. ^^ Something would have happened, like, the Skull Eye is in the Caribbean when the Navy suddenly appears. Panic spreads ... A battle ensues, but the pirates are outnumbered ... But then an allied ship comes to the reinforcement! And together they defeat the enemy and start a big celebration! Unfortunately, the Skull Eye didn't survive the battle! Fortunately, the Allies have a capable shipbuilder and the Reaper is bored ^^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Something like that ~ I also renewed the crew! Although I have kept some figures. There are also 3 officers, with the middle one setting the tone. It's amazing how the print quality of the characters has changed in the 30 years! At the time, I didn't care that Lego had given the characters names. I knew his name was Captain Redbeard, but I never called him that. Just see his hand! It's Captain Hook! End of discussion ^^ The guy to his right was Smee. Well, if everything works out, you'll get the final pictures in the course of the next week!

I'm finally done! I still have to order a few parts via BrickLink. When they are still here, then I can build the Ship! Then you also get the final pictures! In the end there were exactly 500 building steps ^^