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Hi everyone, I have built a few video game themed vignettes for a contest on the BrickBuilding channel on Discord.. so, I thought I would share these here and turn it into a little "guessing" game. You can try to guess the title of each game, the answers are hidden in the spoiler tag sections along with a reference picture. Game #1 Answer: Game #2 Answer: Game #3 Answer: Game #4 Answer: Game #5 Answer: So.. did you guess them all.. and which one is your favorite?
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The final confrontation in the mission "Jack of the Lantern" from the video game Secret World Legends's Blue Mountain setting, re-imagined as a (virtual) LEGO set, featuring custom decals for Jack the Lad, the Scarecrows, and my Illuminati player character the Blue Bee. Not strictly speaking sci-fi, but there's no, say, Horror, Urban Fantasy, or Video Games theme, and Sci-Fi fit better than any of the other options. No other camera angles on this one. I don't want anyone to see that I couldn't be bothered to build the rest of the house.
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I have built a scale model of the Nintendo Switch video game console, featuring controllers that are detachable in a realistic manner, and the ability for the screen to be built in either direction. I have shown it at my local LEGO convention before, but have more recently built the red controllers and alternate tile screen option. Above is a version of the screen built with studs toward the top of the Switch, depicting Link climbing a mountain against a backdrop of a sunset over Hyrule, from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Below is a version of the screen built with studs toward the face of the Switch, but using 1x1 tiles to maintain a smooth pixelated surface for the screen, depicting the Master Sword in its pedestal in the Lost Woods, also from The Legend of Zelda. The controller attachment uses a combination of parts 30586 (Plate 2 x 8 with Door Rail) and 60478 (Plate 1 x 2 with Handle on End), which allows the controllers to slide unidirectionally in a method that I have not seen used in a set, though I have not verified that it has never been done before. Instead of the typical use as a hinge, I have used parts 3937 and 3938 for providing a slight indent to accommodate the rail, without the loss of structural stability that would occur from just having a gap or using a 1x2 panel. I have not yet built a controller grip for the "Joy-Con" controllers to attach to when separated from the screen, but the sliding mechanism is compact enough to not pose a problem. I have only built the controllers out of red and dark bluish gray / medium stone due to limited availability of the curved parts 30357, 30565, and 85080 (or 3063). To facilitate the screen being built at a consistent depth in either direction I have used 2x2 jumper plates, since the hollow studs provide a half-plate depth against the face of a plate or brick, but get covered by the tubes of 2x plates beneath the tiles. The console (excluding screen) contains 94 or 96 parts, depending on which screen style is attached. Each "Joy-Con" controller contains 47 parts, thus 94 parts for one pair of controllers. The screen with studs toward the top of the Switch contains 203 parts as shown, but is quite variable upon the design. The tile screen contains 180 tiles supported by 10 plates. Below are the separated sections of the build, for which the total part count of what is shown comes to 679 (92+2+4+94+94+203+180+10). I have submitted the idea on the LEGO Ideas website, and if anyone is inclined to support the product idea, that would be appreciated. If anyone has questions or feedback, feel free to comment below.
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I've always wanted to make this classic console out of Lego, finally got around to it this past week. Lego NES by weltall1028, on Flickr It's very close to the real thing in size. The front has a power light, power and reset buttons, opening cartridge slot, and 2 controller ports. Lego NES by weltall1028, on Flickr The back has the power input (Technic brick with a harpoon gun inside), channel 3/4 switch, and the RF out (chrome 1x1 cone with a 1x1 stud with hole). Lego NES by weltall1028, on Flickr Real NES carts fit into the cartridge slot. Lego NES by weltall1028, on Flickr When pushed down all the way, the power light comes on. Lego NES by weltall1028, on Flickr Had some extra room on the inside, so I decided to add a random lightsaber duel. Lego NES by weltall1028, on Flickr The buttons have a rubber band behind them pushing out, and another rubber band going through them which pulls them inward. This enables the buttons to spring back into place. Lego NES by weltall1028, on Flickr The cartridge slot uses a hydraulic liftarm. You can view the entire photoset here. You can view a video of the MOC .
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Post your MOC’s here or just post ones that tou liked. And also have fun! Made by LDiego
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I had noticed that among the many topics under the "What is your favorite ___" and "What was the last ___ you ___ed" genres, there was none for Video Games. So: What Video Game(s) are you playing? Here are mine: Nintendo 3DS: Bravely Default: Flying Fairy PC: Rogue Legacy Nintendo 64: Banjo-Tooie
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So I'm not exactly the best at starting off topics on here. I'm not a poet, and I can't make words sound amazing when they're not. But over on the Superhero Figs thread (which of course can be found in this forum, thingy anyway) myself and some other members discussed pieces for a Nathan Drake figure, and that got me thinking that others probably want to create and share ideas for other Video Game figures as well. So I present to you after a bunch of yammering the "Purist Video Game Figures" thread. Have fun and Let's build.
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So, I've attempted my first Modular. I was limited by the bricks I have, (and a couple of bricks seem to have somehow fallen off), but it's the right dimensions to fit alongside the official Modular Buildings. Just wondering what thoughts/advice people may have to help me improve my modular building skills? So, here's the house And the people and animals who live there There's an open plan living area on the ground floor With a kitchen area A downstairs WC & a place to sit Going up the stairs, we reach the bedroom area There's an en suite shower & a balcony with Jaccuzzi From there, we can access the roof terrace Where the minifigures like to hold barbecue parties I used transparent coloured bricks where appropriate to let in light but retain privacy
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I wonder, how many people make models from their favourite video games come to life in lego form? This can include any game; World on tanks, Need for Speed, Counter strike, Overwatch, etc.
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LEGO City Undercover being ported to other platforms 2017
npgcole posted a topic in LEGO Media and Gaming
https://mobile.twitter.com/LEGO_Group/status/801078089417687040?p=v LEGO City Undercover is re-releasing on Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. Also, notice Chase's new uniform in the picture. Logo's slightly different too. Guess there's some slight differences. Great for people who don't own a Wii U! Guess this explains Chase's appearance in LEGO Dimensions and a 2017 City set. -
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens Video Game Discussion
npgcole posted a topic in LEGO Media and Gaming
Yup, it's happening! So first, WB Interactive Entertainment said they will be "making a massive announcement" tomorrow that "includes two of the world's most popular entertainment brands", as seen here: http://www.neogaf.co...d.php?t=1178484 But here is the REAL proof. Amazon Italy puts this up early: http://www.amazon.it...intenevery05-21 The description says (translated with Google): "*The Force is strong here … The best-selling LEGO video game franchise returns with a journey full of action and humor based on the hit movie of Star Wars *LEGO Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force, players relive the action of the movie Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force, told through the lens of intelligent and witty LEGO *LEGO Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force also introduces Multi-buildings and Battles with the Blaster gaming universe LEGO The best-selling LEGO video game franchise makes its triumphant return with a journey full of action and humor based on the blockbuster movie. The game will also feature exclusive content playable that bridge the gap between the story of Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi and Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force. Play as Rey, Finn, Poe, BB-8, Kylo Ren, Han Solo and many others in LEGO Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force! The Force is strong here … The best-selling LEGO video game franchise returns with a journey full of action and humor based on the hit movie Star Wars. Play with Rey, Finn, Poe, BB-8, Kylo Ren, Han Solo and your other favorite characters from the movie! LEGO Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force, players relive the action of the movie Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force, told through the lens of LEGO intelligent and witty. The game will also feature exclusive content playable that bridge the gap between the story of Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi and Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force. LEGO Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force also introduces Multi-buildings and Battles with the Blaster universe of LEGO videogames. With Multi-buildings, use LEGO bricks available to open new paths, and then rompili ricostruiscili to open others! During the battles with the Blaster, use the environment as protection to address the First Order." Thanks go to Brick Inquirer for pointing this listing out: http://brickinquirer...ced-on-tuesday/ So we were probably right in saying that the Finn polybag is a pre-order bonus for an Episode VII game... It also says the release date is May 31st. Could be a placeholder date, though. -
Can DLC Characters Be Used In Minifigure Customizer
fatsomania posted a topic in LEGO Media and Gaming
I was wondering if buying DLC packs for the LEGO video games also unlocks new parts in the character customizer? -
Confirmed on the same day as the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier reveal! http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20150129005263/en/Warner-Bros.-Interactive-Entertainment-TT-Games-LEGO#.VMpD7N08KrU
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Hey everyone, I've been super into the new game Hyper Light Drifter and am looking at making a custom Drifter figure. I've sourced a bunch of parts from BrickLink and Cape Madness already but am feeling kind of stuck on the torso. I feel like I need to find a way to preserve his yellow jewel thing, and maybe his belt or the top part of his tunic/girdle. Any suggestions are welcome!
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So i been recently playing that popular game undertale and after seeing some Lego versions of one of the characters i decided to try and make my own the wheel part was the most difficult , mostly cause im pretty new at this , and also because i seemed to lack any pice that was small enough to look like the ingame sprite so i had to improvise a little , im not 100% happy with the wheel and i may change it in the future , still this are some pics of it had to dig up some of my old bionicle parts for the arms and really old lego red and yellow bricks and you can see some dents on them from the past of the years Ingame Sprite On the floor B69aFts.jpg Standing against a wall , of course the build cant stand by itself SRJwkSF.jpg So tell me what you think and if you have any ideas to improve the wheel you are welcome !
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Harry Potter Decals (Based on the LEGO Harry Potter video games)
OrpheusMcA posted a topic in Minifig Customisation Workshop
The Harry Potter line was one of my favorites and I (like many) was crushed when it was discontinued. I have been working on decals of characters that were not released, based on their appearances in the Traveller's Tales games. I haven't actually used any of the decals yet, so I'm not sure how they would look on a physical figure (I'm waiting for the technology to catch up so that I can affordably make LEGO-quality figures). I'm not sure how many other Potterheads are out there, but I thought I would share a few that I have worked on. Enjoy! Nymphadora Tonks: tonks by Orpheus McAdams, on Flickr Dudley Dursley: dudley by Orpheus McAdams, on Flickr Cedric Diggory: cedric.svg-path4647-456 by Orpheus McAdams, on Flickr I welcome any feedback on these! -
Lego Digital Designer GUN Instructions for sale
LegoGunInstructions posted a topic in Buy, Sell, Trade and Finds
Do you want to own functional, durable, handsome and unique lego versions of real-life guns? Than you will be interested in Lego Gun Instructions! We offer only the file of the instructions. We do not offer the weapons physically. Here is our store on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/sch/legoguninstructions/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from= -
I'm not sure if there as a thread for this yet but I didn't find one. Is anyone on Steam? I think it would be fun to share usernames and create a Eurobricks community. I'm sure there are some common multiplayer games between us (I don't own many myself though ). My username is montgocloud, what about you guys? EDIT: Perhaps this would be better suited for the Community forum.
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I've been on a Mortal Kombat kick lately, so I've been creating the whole cast, around 60 something characters, all purist. The whole cast, Outworld on the right, Earth Realm on the left. Raiden, I need to get him a straw Ninjago hat. Sonya Blade, Liu Kang, Johnny Cage (wish I could put his tatoo on him) Night Wolf, Kung Lao and Striker Shujinko, Kobra and Jax Bo Rai Cho, Ashrah, Kai Shao Khan, Shang Tsung, and Shinnok Kano, Reiko, Quan Chi Kabal, Hsu Hao, Motaro (stolen from Chockobricks) Scorpion, Sub Zero, Noob Saibot Smoke, Reptile, Ermac Smoke (robot), Sektor, Cyrax Meat, Skarlet, Cyborg Sub-Zero Thats all for now, but I'll update soon.
