Umbra-Manis

Nice work, I love the little dragon down amongst his hoard.

Lovely work Dan! The colors really pop and I love the lighting inside.

This year I've started a project I like to call Legacy Speeders, where every month I make a new speeder bike design, but with a twist: all of the colors used are retired Lego Colors. I'm not using any of the transparent colors that were recently pushed out of the palette, such as Trans Neon Orange, most of the ones I use have been gone for 10+ years. By the end of the year I hope to have a collection of 12 distinct speeder bikes, all using colors rarely seen in MOCs. I do make an exception for minifigure parts, such as heads, which can still be yellow, or prints. Without further ado: January - Desert Manta Cruising across the desert, she's a rusty old bike, but as long as the engine runs she'll get you there in one piece. This bike was designed as a bit of a rusted out designed to get across the desert as quickly as possible. This model uses Sand Violet, Sand Red, and Metallic Sand Yellow. 3D View February - Optimal Speed Highly Irradiated Transport The Optimal-Speed Highly Irradiated Transport is designed to quickly move radioactive cargo and waste from point to point, keeping the cargo cool thanks an onboard coolant system. No lifeforms are at risk, thanks to the advanced robot pilot. And yes, the acronym for this bike is OSHIT. This build uses Grey, Dark Grey, Sand Violet, Bright Yellowish Orange, Dark Royal Blue, Trans Fl. Yellow, and Green Phosphorescent. 3D View March - Fuchsyntha Night time means race time in the city, and this bike, known as "Fuchsyntha" has been on the cops' "Unable to Catch" list for quite a while. This one does have a modern color backdrop, but I wanted it for the aesthetics. Going for pure sleek speed with this one. This build uses Bright Violet, Dark Grey, and Dark Royal Blue. 3D View April - Citor-IV When the open streets call for cape-whippingly fast speed, turn to the Citor-IV, latest entry into the Citor family of hover bikes. Another street racer, I've been wanting to integrate a less sleek profile into a speeder for a while, and this one fit the bill. Plus capes just look cool at high speed. This model uses Bright Bluish Violet, Earth Orange, Dark Grey, Rust, and Sand Red. 3D View I've already got things in work for the next couple months, and I'll add them to the post when the time comes, Thanks for looking!

Whoa, I was not expecting the underground levels! I saw the first shot, which is already great (I was just wondering where the water got too) and then Bang we're undergound and things are feeling very Nocty

This is so clean, you've got consistent colors throughout and it looks so good!

Great work with this snowy slope, I love the drifts you've constructed and nice work with the posing and story.

This is probably one of my favorite timber frame buildings ever, it just looks so sturdy and you've got great details all over the building! And that polar bear looks hungry, the sheep should watch out.

Nicely done, I wasn't expecting a full staircase into the cellar, but you fit it in there well!

Love the Narnia references, and damn this looks good next to the other modular!

I'm not familiar with deep-rock galactic, but I love some rock raiders! Great design!

Love the color combo on the tank, and the bounty hunter makes great use of old prints and new parts!

What a great collection of characters! General Kuribayashi and Renji Murata are my favorites.

Such a bustling kitchen! And that gif of the fire is so *chef's kiss*

Great execution with the combo!

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Great combination with the two creatures! Especially that head on the snake, love that.

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What a great way to celebrate by going back to the start! I love all the upgrades you've made, especially with the expanded colors and features.

Beautifully done! I love the usage of the roller skates on the archways and the wands in the railings.

Such a beautiful slice of Cedrica! I love the trees and all the little shops you fit in, but my favorite detail might be the combination of the spiral stairs, stone stairs, and the ladder to climb up the back.

Way to go up when space is limited on the ground! The top of the tower with the ballista and lookout point is my favorite, but there are great details all the way down!

Love how these turned out, especially the rooves (I know they've been mentioned, but they look so good together!)

You really went for it at this scale and it paid off! Every piece of clothing feels organic but they all have so many distinct textures.

Great work updating a classic design! Nice blend of new pieces and even better techniques.

Excellent work, I can hear the mitgardian songs echoing from within the hall! The ship alone would be a great build, but you've got a whole village and working water around it!