Darth Bjorn

Oh yes! I've done several digital entries over the past year - especially ships.. ;)

Hello there, fellow LEGO Star Wars builders, Four years ago, the Star Wars Factions RPG left the Eurobricks forum to move forward as an independent game and community. The reasons for the split depend on who you ask, but one thing is certain: the differences at the time felt too great to bridge. Eight years ago, I built my first MOC as an “adult” and joined the Factions RPG on Eurobricks. Through this game, I’ve gained new friends and found a place to express my creativity and passion for Star Wars—something I truly treasure. Looking back, I wish both sides (EB and Factions) had been better at coming together to find a path that supported both the game and the community. We are a small group of LEGO Star Wars builders who care deeply about storytelling and role-playing; we’re too few to be divided. The broader Star Wars fandom has shown us time and again that while our interests and perspectives can vary wildly, we’re at our best when we embrace those differences. Instead of isolating ourselves on small islands, we can learn from one another, celebrate what makes each group unique, and build bridges that strengthen the entire community. I’m writing this not only to Eurobricks members but as an open invitation to anyone interested in—or running—a LEGO Star Wars RPG. How can we collaborate better? How can we improve our games? How can we strengthen our shared communities? As I write this, my kid suggested I should be wearing my Death Trooper helmet. It’s a fun reminder of the passion we all share—something I’m proud to pass on. Maybe through that shared passion we can reconnect, collaborate, and build an even better LEGO Star Wars game and community together. I’m eager to hear from you, so don’t hesitate to PM/DM me. May the Force be with you ❤️ /Bjørn

Thanks - that could be really fun. Ah yes! I must work on my vertical skills to really impress the Master of Vertical.

This really sets a new bar for sigfigs! It looks like SCS members have a thing for trophies - I love it! Great job!

Yes! As a Scandinavian, I like my cold-weather imperials! ;) And thank you.

It's really tricky to keep doing imperial interior, and keep it interesting, but you've managed just that with some nice texture, and subtle greebling! Good job!

Simply impressive buildings! I could wish for a little more detailing and original props, on the buildings and on the ground - it does look a little bare... That said, you've really captured the SW feeling here!

This is really an impressive build @Simulterious - the fauna and color palette is my favorite part - well done!

In order to secure the society’s activities in the Kessel sector, the alliance with the pykes was invaluable. The pykes had worked with the empire before, and they seemed open to this partnership as long as it was profitable. Deep in the workers district of Oba Diah, the slick manager of the Maw Installation is meeting with the head of Benru Logistics… Tol Sivron: I’m certain my master will be pleased. This new deal, doubling the amount of freighters. It should bring us back on schedule. And, as promised I bring you a sample of compound S-zero. I assure you, the compound is more effective than we hoped. Sy Benru: Tell your master, we are pleased with this deal. With this compound our spice will be untraceable. The New Republic will not be able to stop our shipments to the inner rim. DATA ENTRY /// I wish I had more time to expand on this. I really wanted it to be a 32x32 moc, but time-vs-reward made me stick with a limited cut-section build. Let me know what you think - there's a lot of smaller details in here that I hope you notice - will add more photos I think. See below.

Thanks guys! This is from a friends set - some kind of play ground afaik.

Thanks a lot guys! I've really been struggling to find motivation to do vehicles, but this one was hard to stop working on - I want do do even more with the modular idea! Thanks for all the great feedback. I really appreciate it!

Nice little scene - you capture the snowy rocks of Rhen Var pretty well, and I like the small light sticks guiding the troopers. It would be nice to see some snot rockwork, but maybe next time? ;)

Definitely an improvement compared to your first version. As far as I remember, this is your first micro entry - that's a good start!

Cute little scene, and nice backdrop - looks like you have a good teacher ;)

Really neat scene. It may be simple, but it just captures the interior of an alliance ship so well... I feel like you've spend a lot of time inside the first act of BFII.. Well done!