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I made a small display of landing in Normandy. I use both of my MOCs; LCVP Higgins Boat and Willys MB. As you see, I also added some soldiers and obstacles on the beach. A few details on the water is missing, but still, here it is. Here is a picture from exhibition. As you see, water is now made with transparent plates. Presentation of other creations you see behind will follow....
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The Leichter Panzerspähwagen (German: roughly "light armoured reconnaissance vehicle") was a series of light four-wheel drive armoured cars produced by Nazi Germany from 1935 to 1944. I don't know about you folks, but in Slovenia we watched in year 1982 TV comedy series called " 'Allo 'Allo! ". On this TV show we can see Sd.Kfz. 222 and "Leftenant Gruber" called him "My little tank". This inspired me to build a creation below.
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This creation will be part of bigger MOC. First I didn't build the interior, because creation will be visible only from the front side, but later I add some items anyway.
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WWII veteran is sitting in the Park and playing on accordion as I remember this scene from my childhood 25 years ago. Veteran by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Veteran by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr Veteran by Dmitriy and Anna, on Flickr
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Hi all, Here is my contribution to a collaboration we did for our most recent train show. It's supposed to be an occupied French chateau which is under a raid from the Americans. The mountain was a massive pain to build, especially with the train tunnel running underneath. I also have an access point at the back to handle derails. My hat is off to any of you who've built realistic, good looking mountains - it's tough! Enjoy: German occupied French chateau as my part of a WWII collaboration layout at our most recent train show. by Trent, on Flickr More pics in the Sask Lego User's Group Flickr stream (https://www.flickr.com/photos/sasklegousersgroup/25335450303/in/pool-1719412@N23/)
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Hello everyone :) I recently completed this MOC, which is, as the title says, a WWII museum. On the left side you can see a variety of helmets and weapons (Purchased from Brickmania). In the corner there is a mini diorama that represents the battle of the bulge with two German soldiers outfitted with Winter camouflage. Two British and American soldiers (manikins) can be seen on display at the right side of the MOC. As a center display, I decided to put a willy's jeep. Anything you like or don't like? Please let me know, I am all for constructive criticism :) Thank you, Luckypat
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I prepared this model for Brickworld Chicago couple weeks ago. It is quite playable on a table, and was a great show material. I build a slope with books and make it go up and down. The winter livery was due to limitation of available Lego pieces. However few stickers I made are based on my memories of a monument I saw in Russia, rather than pictures online. The model has 4 motors and Sbrick for smartphone control. RC functions: drive left and right track, turret rotation and gun elevation. Also the model features authentic Christie suspension. Video on youtube -
LCVP (The Landing Craft, Vehicle, Personnel) Higgins Boat got his name after the designer. They usually transported soldiers or light vehicles. You can read more about this vehicle here.
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What can I say about this creation? It's just another German WW2 vehicle, made for transporting soldiers. :)
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15 cm Nebelwerfer 41 is a kind of German multiple rocket launcher called also "Screaming Mimi". You can read more about this vehicle here.
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The Sd.Kfz. 251 half-track was German armored fighting vehicle. There were 23 official variants. I choose to make the basic one with MG34 mounted on it. You can read more about this vehicle here.
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This is actually my first MOC for WW2. This side car is German Zündapp KS 750 Gespann. You can read more about this vehicle here (it's in German language) Images are old. Now it has mounted proper MG34 as shown on the last image.
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Hello good peoples of the Minifig Customisation Workshop Taking a break from studying for my exams which are currently going on, I decided to create some decals based off characters from my films/graphic novel. Here's one of them, a German Major General called Angelo Vogel. Please lemme know what you think of the decal! His face: The face is based off the Collectable Minifig Series' Pilot ( Series 2 I think? ), but younger. I might re-make it with thicker Eyebrows and a deeper colour for the "wrinkles" and what not.. I'll throw in two reference pictures here, so people have an idea what the 'real' Vogel looks like. Here's the film one: And here's the Graphic Novel drawn version (In the center): The character to his right is the one who's decal I shall be making next, tomorrow night possibly. What is any decal worth if it's not applied to a minifig? I'm not sure, but I applied it to one of my minifigs, i've yet to get a proper camera, so here's a bad quality picture, sorry I might try making a bright-grey coloured "skirt" for him, some point in the future. I might make the tie on the torso darker too, it seems too bright. Anyways! Please let me know what you think, or what I could do more to capture the likeness? Axle -
So after not having created any Lego cars for say.. 6 years, here's my first attempt :P It's based off of what one of those Citroen cars from WWII looks like, but I only had my head to imagine it, so it isn't very like it in the end. But i'm happy with it's looks! It's for Captain Gunther Von Stauff, a character from my films, and my future graphic novel. Again, please excuse the camera quality, I only have a phone at the moment for pictures :( Here's the rear, with a boot to boot! It opens, revealing Gunther's equipment: binoculars, a pistol, and handcuffs. It has a larger to small side profile, the front being chunkier than the smooth rear. I should probably fix this! Due to lack of door parts, I constructed some myself, and they open nicely enough. Gunther's also kitted the car with some luxurious dark tan leather seats! Don't let the 4-wide windscreen fool you, it actually fits two people inside comfortably: Another view of the two-seating. Thanks for looking! Please leave a comment and feedback on what I could do to improve! Axle
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Hi! This is a Vig based off of the Substitutiary Locomotion Battle at the end of the 1971 movie "Bedknobs and Broomsticks". I tired to put some of my favorite parts of the battle into this scene. Treguna Mekoides Trecorum Satis Dee by Blockburn12, on Flickr Es gibt keine Hexen! by Blockburn12, on Flickr Advancing slowly by Blockburn12, on Flickr Here is a link to the actual clip if you're interested : There are a few more pictures on my Flickr. Decals were made by Cpt. Kirk. C&C is always appreciated. Thanks for looking!
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Just a heads up to all that BrickArms just released a new wave of accessories! Definitely a nice set of accessories for the variety of genres they cover. Whether you're a WWII, modern, or scifi builder, there's something here for you! More shots of each new item can be found on Will's Flickr stream -
CombatBrick.com - "New" Weapons Release
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Although not entirely new, I realized that I haven't posted it here officially. CombatBrick released the second batch of weapons 8 weapons from WWII period : British Bren Light Machine Gun, Russian Mosin-Nagant Sniper Rifle, Japanese Type-99 Machine Gun FG-42 Battle Rifle, Gewehr 43 Semi-automatic rifle, MP-40 Submachine gun Russian Tokareve TT-33 Pistol, Walther P-38 Pistol 8 weapons of Modern Warfare : Adanced Assault Rifle, Israeli TAR-21, Assault Carbine, L85A1 British Carbine Special Forces Assault Rifle, SMG-45, Russian PP-19 "Bizon" M14-EBR Sniper Rifle, Tactical Tomahawk Available from CombatBrick.com and Resellers -
My recent work of TIGER I tank, over six months of hard work !
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Here is my new MOC of Willys MB from WWII. You can read all about the vehicle here. Here is small improvement of connecting the steering wheel.
