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I've been tinkering around in LDD to mash up a moc based loosely off of 2 lego city sets 3179 utility truck for tool storage 3677 hi-rail pickup, it must be able to ride the rails But. I frankensteined that idea by adding in a bit more 3221, because I wanted it to be a semi 4205, for its rugged off road look and ended up with is!
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At the beginning of the year, I was not very excited by the release of the sith fury class interseptor, but lately I was caught by the consumist frenzy and got my hands on one of them, when I finished building it, I realized how much it resemble to one of my all time favorite fighters, the TIE avenger, so I decided to disassemble it partially and turn it into a more OT related MOC. Reference: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/TIE/ad_starfighter P1010624 por Nom Carver, en Flickr P1010626 por Nom Carver, en Flickr P1010627 por Nom Carver, en Flickr P1010630 por Nom Carver, en Flickr P1010633 por Nom Carver, en Flickr P1010636 por Nom Carver, en Flickr Now for comparison with previous TIE releases (I hope I had the new one): P1010639 por Nom Carver, en Flickr P1010640 por Nom Carver, en Flickr P1010646 por Nom Carver, en Flickr And one last pic: P1010651 por Nom Carver, en Flickr So what do you think? I hope you like it
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Standing on a wind-swept peninsula on the western coast of Ireland, Aughnanure Castle is the chief stronghold of the O'Flaherty clan. They are just now receiving an important visitor, Mark O' Tipperary. Aughnanure Castle is based on a real castle of the same name in County Galway Ireland. This is my second entry to the Castle Category of the CCCX. Thanks for viewing have a great day!
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[MOC] Lego 6270 Forbidden Island revisited by CaptainSpaulding
Boomchil posted a topic in Pirate MOCs
[pid][/pid]228B CaptainSpaulding from the french Lego Forum BrickPirate has made this fantastic remake of 6270 - Forbidden Island, one of the very first Classic Pirates sets. Oh, and before you think "this looks really cool!", let me add this : it took him less than 4 hours to make it... That makes you want to cry? Me too. Check out this thread to see more, and participate at the "guess how many rhum bottles there is on this island" :) [bloggedcp][/bloggedcp] -
Felt de need to do this moc for a very long time now, partly inspired by Baronsat's version. I hope you guys like it. Not sure what'll go on top, either a building or a street I guess.
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Hello. I want to continue the theme of flying vechiles in my homemade. After a bit of thought, I decided to build the helicopter. After studying many different designs, I decided to put together rescue helicopter with several features: rotating screws, rescue rope, two different types of chassis. A closer look at two different landing gear. 1) Skid landing gear. 2) Wheeled chassis. Video showing features of the model. That's all. Thank you for your attention. Your Sicil. Sorry for my bad english.
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Hello everyone, now I want to introduce you my new MOC- motorcycle. Bike has a current steering, front and rear suspension and stand upright fixing. The work of the rear suspension. Front suspension and his work. Gasoline tank. Control panel. Exhaust system, and the engine powering the bike in motion by a chain drive. Ð edal gear and rear brake pedal drive. Retractable stand. That's all, thanks for watching!
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MOC:Ghost Motorcycle
chumuhou posted a topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Hello, everybody, I'm from China, I bring you my latest works, video, be sure to wear headphones to listen The original idea of my MOC came from a movie MIB3 (Men in Black 3), Will Smith rode that kind of motorcycle to chase a weird jerk. The ring looked motorcycle was so cooool. So here comes my MOC, called Ghost Motorcycle. Features full suspension, center of gravity steering, RC unit, rare Hailfire Droid wheel, 4-cylinder engine, customized lights. Datasheet: Completion date: 12/2012 Power: electric (RC unit / battery box) Suspension: full independent? Propulsion: 2 x RC motor geared 24:？ Motors: 2 x RC motor Story behind the MOC The model was a real challenge for me. I was actually trying to build it ever since the movie was released. The biggest problem always was to fix the big wheel in position and to make it run properly. Steering was an interesting part. I was trying to adjust the center of gravity to make it turn left or right. The heaviest brick which I could find was Brick 2 x 6 x 2 Weight with Plate Bottom. The propulsion system consisted of two RC motors geared 1:1. To highlight the outline of model, I used customized lights made by one of my friends. The gorgeous lights make my model extreme shining in the dark. As for the look of the model, I’ve spent over a month on the bodywork, The model’s look wasn’t perfect, but I know it was my best ever, and . Finally, I was happy with how I handled this task, while I still think that this MOC could be modeled differently, and possibly better. Any suggests and comments, please send email to:38962011@qq.com 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 -
The KY R-550 was a one of the large racers built by MB industries. Pilots favored it for its quick jump when the gun sounded, giving them that early lead. It was however, very prone to come apart when it reached Mach 3. My second GARC. Since I've worked on this one, its become my favorite racer I've built so far. Though it is a bit fragile... Flickr Set Facebook December 2012
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This is a black ragtop convertible, four-studs wide. Side view: 3/4 view: Front view: Rear view:
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Hi, as 7066 is one of my favorite LEGO space sets I wanted to create a headquater without using any other brick than the bricks from 7066. - HQ - Fuel tank - Mini AWD rover - WIP ( interior, stickers, minifigs and small parts are is still missing ) Hope you like it. More pictures: PC201547 von gerkenz auf Flickr
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Merry Christmas! Last year I build this MOC together with my mother for the LUG showcase in LEGO Store Copenhagen: Our MOC was exhibited in LEGO Store in November and December 2011: More pictures can be found here: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=487272
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Finally, after a long wait the required parts, I still finished this model. This is still my first model of Technic. And now look at this the same detail. Off-Roader functions: 1. Independent front suspension. 2. Rear dependent suspension. 3. Turning the wheels. 4. Controlled winch. 5. Glow in the dark extra lights. 6. Tilting cab driver, dummy engine. First, the general form: In front Back Laterally Now functions of the model. The first of these is the independent front suspension. Rear suspension dependent. Now, about the turn of the wheels. He performed with the gear on the hood. Model has a high ground clearance. Additional parking lights. The following function-winch. It's controlled by gear. Now about the cabin. You can either just open the driver's cab ... Or you can open it to the end, opening views to the motor. The machine has a 10-cylinder, V-twin engine with a large displacement. Headlights Roof Work of the entire suspension And finally, some good photos Thanks for wanching, good luck! P.S. I apologize for my English
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[pid][/pid]227D Hi there Pirates Fan, Soon after my earlier MOC redux made for the CCC (see here), here is another one, made for the L13 Contest on French Forum Brickpirate.net : Set 6248 Volcano Island Redux The whole set include 1 pirate, 1 skeleton, a raft, an hidden treasure and a working volcano ! 6248 Volcano Island Redux by 74louloute, on Flickr More views : (pictures are links to HD versions) For those who didn't know, here is the original set, released in 1996 : I hope you will like it. Comments and constructives criticisms are welcome.
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This project started when my nephew dropped my Police Headquarters trying to move it from the shelf to the desk, smashing it into its component parts. The timing was good, though, because I was getting a little bored of that configuration and wanted to get my feet wet in building something myself, but was a little reluctant to tear down the set. But, because almost everything in this MOC came from the Police Headquarters set and it's a fairly utilitarian design, rather plain in comparison to both the official modulars and the MOCs I've seen here and elsewhere on the web. Also the change from facade to complete-with-four-walls building stretched the pieces pretty thin, so my result is more precinct house than headquarters. Here's the front view: As I said, it's a bit on the plain side for a modular. But, I guess it looks a bit like your average glass-fronted building. Side view: Rear view: Since I have no street, the cruiser has to park in the alley. Interior, first floor: After an earlier iteration, I added stairs to the second story. It left me with a much-smaller holding cell, but it really did improve the build. Interior, first floor: He barely has any room in there. Interior, first floor: He may not be the Chief of Police of Malibu, but the desk sergeant will bean you with his coffee mug. Interior, second floor: A detective perp sweats a suspect, who is foolishly talking to the detective without his attorney present. Roof access: Roof: here's the trap door closed. Roof: This is where I finally got a little greebly. Roof: I think it's clear that I'm looking forward to the upcoming Commissioner Gordon minifig. Disassembled into its component modules:
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The large engine and thrusters made this one of the faster racer on the track However, the fuel lines running from front to back made this racer notorious for bursting into flames when it crashed. So, got one GARC racer done. I'll post another tomorrow. These are so fun to build, I've already got a fourth in the works! Flickr Set Facebook December 2012
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Indexed by Moderator Here's a MOC for you to enjoy. It's loosely modelled on a northern England Signal Box that is now disused - the only difference was that on the original the stairs were wooden and open and here I made them out of bricks and semi-enclosed them with a retaining wall. As a concession to 2012 I upgraded the communication systems to include a Wireless dish. And the northern England Railway system runs completely on steaming cups of hot tea served in a yellow mug. And here's some MOC rolling stock passing in front of it. I hope you enjoy it and would appreciate any suggestions for improvement.
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My first contest! I wanted to enter into last year's Winter Village contest, but didn't have any ideas at the time. Shortly after this year's contest was announced, I had a flash of inspiration and decided to enter. So, I present to you, the Winter Village Train Depot! Here's the whole layout. This would be the biggest Winter Village set yet were it to be produced, with a large platform and a couple of pieces of railroad track to go along with the main building, the outlying lamp and picnic table, and the hand cart. There are also nine minifigures: The conductor, maintenance man, ticketing rep, and six travelers waiting for the next train. The icicles were something I had not seen before, and worked out better than I had initially envisioned. An alternate shot of the main structure from the other side. I used the masonry bricks for the foundation, and was partly inspired by a few real life buildings in this regard. As with the existing Winter Village sets, I incorporated a light brick. This one is a bit different in that it projects outdoors, illuminating the lamp above the front door. A shot of the interior, where the ticketing rep is hiding. I built the fireplace and other interior details to be as consistent as I could with the previous sets in this line. A closer view of the interior to show off a couple of the simple details I'm proudest of in this build: The bow around the support pole, the SNOT-built bubblegum machine. and the cozy corner with a different type of brick built tree. The chairs behind the counter are brick-built and the hearth of the fireplace faces the front door, but they were difficult to photograph. There are more pics, including a building from which I drew inspiration, in my Brickshelf folder: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=518699
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This is my first entry to the Miscellaneous category. Be sure to check out the Video! During the first Outlaw Crusade, Loreesi and Lenfel fleets scoured and harassed the coasts and the swamps and marshes of the Outlaws. They attacked any vessels they met. Here we see two Loreesi war galleys chasing down some smaller outlaw craft. This one was so much fun to build! :D I like nothing better than palmtrees and war galleys filled with knights! ;)
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With only a few hours, okay okay, nine, until the movie is released here in the US, I thought it'd be nice to build a scene from the movie to kill some time. This is one of my favorite scenes in the book, and seemed fitting to build for the release of the first movie. Yes I do have tickets to the midnight premiere! Flickr Set Facebook December 2012
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B-RV-15E Hey all, I'd like to share my Latest MOC of the Hidamari apartment building from the popular Anime series "Hidamari Sketch!" It is an almost exact replica from the series, everything down to the colors and even the electric boxes are built. Hidamari Apartments by ChrisR18t, on Flickr Here you can get a glimpse of the building in the background: It was actually rather tough to model because the building changes in slight variations in color and details per episode. I focused on the details and colors that appeared the most throughout the series. Hidamari Apartments by ChrisR18t, on Flickr Another screenshot to show the colors of the doors, note that there are no electrical boxes like my MOC, but in many other shots in the anime, they are there. The big variance that occurs in the anime is the colors of the back windows, in many shots the colors of the frames are dark blue for all the windows, while other times they were matching colors to the front doors, I went with the colorful option as it gives the building a more "pretty" look to it. Hidamari Apartments by ChrisR18t, on Flickr Hidamari Apartments by ChrisR18t, on Flickr I also put in some lightly detailed interiors so you can at least see there is something on the inside versus just a hollow shell. Hidamari Apartments by ChrisR18t, on Flickr I have some more pics on my Flickr, comments welcome!
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For the month of November, I'm going to be unveiling a new Vic Viper each day of the month. Here are the first two. Today, I'm presenting the Maroon Stripe, fighter/escort ship. Day two of 30 Days. My little brother was entranced with my VV from yesterday so I offered to build one with his parts. I'm pretty happy with this one, much different from my other VVs.
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B-OV-39E <Takes deep breath> Here's my first published MOC on Eurobricks. I had purchased the Apple Tree House last year, but felt it was lacking in something, but I couldn't put my finger on exactly what. Then I had a chance to visit my closest Lego Shop and grap a whole bunch of 2 x 2 Trans Clear Panels. Bingo! I'd build a greenhouse for the original Creator Kit. I hadn't seen too many other Lego MOC Greenhouses and had nothing to go on, so after a bit of trial and error and a Bricklink order to fill in the missing hinges this is what I came up with. The roof isn't physically attached to the base, but the Minifig is very busy at work inside looking after the young plants But he's got to be careful of the Triffid in the corner! Hope you like it! Let me know what improvements I could make to it. eurotrash
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When I was fixing my sailing boat earlier this year, there was this odd looking, really old loader standing up where my boat is parked. The unusual thing was the entire loading apparatus seemed to sit on a turntable! Anyways, this was before I rekindled my interest for LEGO, but the image stuck with me, and as I got more confident with the new studless building techniques, as well as my collection grew (I also discovered Bricklink), I decided to try and make one. Been working on this for a month or so, it has been rebuilt two times, and I am many experiences richer. I especially wanna thank Alasdair Ryan and JorgeOpesi for valuable feedback and help! The features are: -Adjustable side mirrors -Openable "doors" -PF seatbelts for the driver -Front and rear PF lights -AWD powered by one PF XL Motor -Steering by two mini LA's, powered by one PF M Motor -Lifting of digger by two large LA's, by one PF L Motor -Tipping of bucket by one LA, powered by one PF L motor -Turning of the digging apparatus by one PF-M motor -Fed by a standard PF Battery box -Pendular suspension on rear axle The creation is not based on a particular real life vehicle (I don't even know if there is something remotely similar-looking), the main goal was to make something presentable, with the desired functions. Pictures: So there we go! I was going to make a video today, but I was suddenly out of batteries for the PF elements! Will try to have one up during the course of the weekend! I'm fairly pleased with the result, seeing as this is my first big MOC with many functions apart from driving and steering
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My second Nnovvember, my second Vic Viper. I wanted to build something with the parts from this set and decided a VV would be great. Few more shots in the set page I am quite pleased with how it turned out. Comments/criticism welcome
