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Hi!! this is my new model about tropical vacation, actually in LEGO Ideas hope you like it ! LEGO IDEAS - Tropical Vacation
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Dear all, First, let me introduce myself ! I'm a Belgian fan, member of BELUG since 2015, but fall again in LEGO since 2010. I've already made some exhibitions with 2 large dioramas, one about the battle of Waterloo 1815 (with J.L. Hornblower), and the other about Old Castle Black Falcon's Fortress. It is a pleasure for me to submit my Caribbean Fortress 1762 It's a WIP, I'm planning or not to add another floor on the main building + an harbor, docks, shipyard, isles ... Thanks in advance for your feedbacks and comments !! WIP Caribbean Fortress (1762) by Cédric, on Flickr WIP Caribbean Fortress (1762) by Cédric, on Flickr WIP Caribbean Fortress (1762) by Cédric, on Flickr WIP Caribbean Fortress (1762) by Cédric, on Flickr WIP Caribbean Fortress (1762) by Cédric, on Flickr
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Hello everyone at Classic pirates, I would like to present my new MOC, as you can see from the following images, it is a pirates island. «Old forgotten guard tower, known as La Torre Olvidada is located somewhere in the Caribbean. For a long period it has belonged to the Spanish armada. After a long siege it has been abandoned, and some years after the Capt. Cristóbal and his men found their hideout there. When they aren't busy drinking rum, they take off from there to steal the gold, using the island as the storage for their loot.» I hope you will like my island, more photos can be seen on my Flickr.
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[VIG] - Marooned on a Very Small Deserted Tropical Island...
BrickWild posted a topic in Pirate MOCs
...with only a gun & a small saber, unable to escape. And eventually, he starved & dehydrated to death! A very simple vignette using the 'island' baseplate! -
This is the other of my two MOCs going to London for next week's Brick2014. Since it's built to life-size, many people who look quickly think the model is a real aquarium with Lego built inside it, but actually the tank itself is made out of Lego,too. The biggest challenge was to keep the tank frame narrow and sleek-looking but still strong enough to bear the considerable weight of the hood, lighting and motor. ( power functions needed for circulating " bubbles") Another challenge was positioning the fish so that they looked like they were swimming freely without any props or supports showing.(and didn't come crashing down during transport!!) • G A L L E R Y • click above image for direct gallery link
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I'd like to show you my next MOC. It was my attempt to create something that I would like to have myself to run away from town. It was more possible to do in bricks ;) Enjoy :) I am in the process of making instructions and learning Mlcad on the way, but it's going pretty bad for now... EDIT: Instructions are ready. You can view the rebrickable page for this MOC here: http://rebrickable.com/mocs/Mestari/tropical-island-hut You will see some pictures without the rock - it was the original version before I some necessary bricks arrived. Few more pictures here: http://bricksafe.com...ical_Island_Hut edit: I forgot to put the [MOC] designation in this thread title :/ Can this be fixed somehow?
