KlodsBrik

Lovely MOC, very appropriate for its time. Your artwork is great as well.

Ive read a lot of Lovecraft, however this is one that ive missed. Great build though. Yovue managed to catch Lovecrafts creepy atmosphere which is quite hard to do with LEGO.

This is stunning in every perspective. Buildwise, photography wise. The tree is lovely and have some fantastic natural dimensions to it. Your baseplate is gorgeous. Then there is all the small details. You blew me away with this. Such a fantastic build. Im so loving it !

A fun build. And yeah, thats what i would imagine my friendly Simpson neighborhood building to look like. Lovely interior, and i also like the two window ( balcons? ) a lot.

Thanks a lot. I also feel its great this way. Has a more 60ísh british feel to it. But one gets blind looking at a redesign all the time. I would rather trust votes from you looking at it appreciating DW as much as i do. Looks like its a design we can relate to afterall. When building it this way notice that a little gap will be left between where the hinges connects the top. But as its somewhat hidden beneath the overlaying roof i feel its worth it. But my mind is going crazy trying to come up with better solutions. So all input will be appreciated. KlodsBrik.

I know this is picture heavy, and i know that it probably could be viewed as belonging to the Media forum. However this is not about reposting all this stuff i did in the past for now. I might post it lateron in the other forum when i refind it all. It was just that i promised to explain what "the pit" was about. I also should have a teaser somewhere but i just cant find it, as well as more of the episodes of the DW comic i made. Hopefully they will show up at some point. And i will post it in the proper forum if anyone is interested. But this was the intro, and im sure you can imagine why their is holes in the ground now, looking at "the pit". Again, this is not about posting the comic ive made here in licensed. If i eventually find all the other episodes i will post it in the proper forum. Its more about putting all my former Doctor Who builds into the same post. Please let me know if im all out of context. But this is what "the pit" was about back in the days ... This comic and these builds was insanely fun to work with however very time consuming so we only made some 5 episodes including the teaser. comment as usual. And more to come. Sorry about the prepost. Edit: Just found another MOC as well. This was also one of my first shots at using editing software. And as you can se i werent that good at it. Teselecta everyone. More to come.

Thanks for the kind feedback. Im in the middle of another moc right now, but when i clear my table tomorrow, i wil probably get back to redesigning my TARDIS MOD. I will back engineer it and take a few pictures for you who will try it out yourself. Its almost straightforward, only thing that is a bit tricky is the way ive connected the two sides that opens. For now these are the bricks i know ive used not in the set: 14 cheese slopes dark blue. 5 1x2 tiles dark blue. 3 1x6 plates dark blue. 1 4x4 plate any colour really, as its used to elevate the top of the TARDIS. Above i mentioned that i used a few connectors not included in the set. Just realised that i didnt anyway, since 2 was freed up when redesigning the top part with the policebox logos. Again, can i ask what you think of the roof tiled with those cheese slopes ? .... Does it look good, or do you feel that the design the set originally had was better ? You know, beauty is always in the eye of the beholder. Thanks in advance. KlodsBrik.

Ive been fooling around with the TARDIS from the LEGO Ideas set since i had a chance to assemble it after Christmas. This is the first version that im somewhat happy with, but it still needs a lot of work. First priority was to make it open in a better way due to the fact that it was driving me nuts, having to go through several steps getting it opened, and the roof had to come off. On top of it, if you open it a little to much you will have 1x1 plates and 1x1 tiled slopes flying around. A very bad design imo. Second thing, that im still working on is to make it a lot smaller. For now ive managed to take 1 stud of in height, and im feeling i got the idea to take even two more plates of in height, though that means that the sides of it will loose some of its graphics. But for now i present you with version 2.0 of my TARDIS design. Notice how much more it can be opened, and without having to take the roof off. Do not blink !!!! And it can still be connected to the TARDIS console . Ive mostly reused bricks freed up from the redesign of it, but a lot of tiles have gone into it and a few connectors to make it work. Whenever i get to a finished design that im happy with. I will make an overview of pieces used if anyone is interested. My goal is to make it open as the TARIDS does in the series, and make it a lot smaller, but im not close to that yet, have some ideas, but not the bricks to try it out yet. They wont be bricklinked till march as im low on cash. Now, im not sure about the way ive tiled the roof of the TARDIS. I will make a flat layout for my next go. For now ive uploaded these three pictures hoping to get some feedback on your thoughts, what looks awesome. What looks stupid. And give me some more ideas if any on your minds. Thanks in advance. KlodsBrik

This is looking really good. Black white and gold goes together really well. Also the way you gave height to the build adds to the whole experience. Great work !

All these LDD´s are looking great. I would so love to se them build IRL. Anyhow, great work with these indeed !

I like the style of your castle. Straightforward. But it works ! Also the colour combination is nice as well. Another thing, the overall layout of your "city" looks great. Lots of stuff going on on very little space.

It could be that its updating the online users activity in the buttom of the Eurobricks site.

Its really beginning to look great. Says the dude that usually aint much for LDD. This is gonna be awesome when finished !

All of these are wonderful. I love how you used the ruins to differ all the different seasons, and it works very well. Great MOC !

Some 20 years ago i did so much grinding and rail stand. Then i got older and broke my bones every time i bailed. Haha .... I need to make vignettes like this to enjoy the time skating. Lovely build indeed. Nostalgic to me !

Looks great. Nice sculpturing. Reminds me a lot of an area from WOW. Think it was in the dwarfs area. Been so many years since i last played it that i really cant remember. Anyhow, YOC is lovely indeed !

Lovely creation. I wouldnt mind hanging out with these E.T´s for a meal of whatever the heck they are growing in their garden !

The castle on the first picture is just great, but the extension going on on your WIP picture is awesome. Cant wait to se more. The castle interior is what im really curious about as i can se some good stuff going on from the very first picture !

Lovely little vignette, and a very clean build. The interior looks very good, as does the minifigs. Cant see a problem with the glasses.

Great brick usage. The colour scheme looks really good as does the brick combinations. Does however seem a little rushed. Click your bricks better together for the next one. It ruins alot unfortunately. Dont get me wrong. I still love it !

Your build water is stunning. I so like that more that the edited picture. Your boat is great as well. The sail youve made is looking really really good. I want more !

As already mentioned. Perfect pirate atmosphere. On top of it your rockwork and the brick combination to build the walls is just perfect. Mostly not a fan of using plain baseplates to build upon, but it works really well here. Love it !

It wasnt till i took a second look at those ships that i realized how "small" they are. So much details gone into these, and the outcome is just stunning. Man, youve done a really good job here !

Looks great. This might not be on purpose, but the way youve edited the dark tan to look like gold bricks is just awesome. Would be so great to use those for building El Dorado for example.

This looks really good. If anything, the minifigs should be closer to the ground. I feel like they will have a hard time getting onboard the ride !