MR IOUS

There were three Delhi Durbars (1877, 1903, 1911). You can read in detail about the events in various online sources, but I highly recommend this place, where I went for inspiration (and information): http://www.beau-geste.com/sets.php?pid=7 This is only the start of a larger project. There is a lot more to come! elephant-01 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr elephant-02 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr elephant-03 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr elephant-04 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr native-artillery-01 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr native-cavalry-01 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr

After playing around with different M-Tron and Blacktron styles I found these wonderful minifig-torsos and I had to do something with them. Biggest problem was to find the right colour for the windows and visors. More pics on my Flickr. wingtron-sc1-1 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr wingtron-sc1-2 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr

@hagridshut: I didn't work on the interiors so far. Maybe I will in the future but first of all I have a few more ship-shapes in mind.

As with my Blacktron-MOCs I tried out different colour combinations to give M-TRON a twist. More pictures on my Flickr. mtron-nc1-1 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr mtron-olive1-2 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr mtron-red1-1 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr mtronsg1-1 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr

My space-career as a child ended with Futuron. So the other themes were lost in my dark years but now I gathered a few parts / figures and tried to give them a somewhat different approach. I came up with different colour combinations and at the moment I don't know which one to go ahead with. There are more pictures on my flickr. blacktron-purple-one-1 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr blacktron-lime-1 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr blacktron-dagre2-1 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr

Playing around with an old look and new parts / colours. Actually one of my first steps out of the "dark ages" without lego. There are a lot more. Have a look at my Flickr. 4wide-cars-007 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr 4wide-cars-013 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr 4wide-cars-018 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr 4wide-cars-025 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr 4wide-cars-042 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr 4wide-cars-006 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr

I tried to make toys more minimalistic. Maybe the could be used for chess....the idea finally was the basis for my avatar. Ritter-01 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr Ritter-02 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr Ritter-03 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr

They are obviously fans of Lego Space. Mother loves Fabuland as well. But who is the guy with the hat? Uncle Ben? family of friends by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr

Looks great when it is with cargo. And the different containers look great. Without it seems a bit "light", but how do you solve that problem with those carriers. I have to think about that sometime.

Looks really interesting. Planning a station on my own and this is very inspirational.

"Alien landscaping" at its best. Really colourful but it is a toy!

This is beyond words! Every series is absolutely perfect!

I really like these MOCs of Diners, Petrol Stations ..... and this wonderful creation is perfect.

Fabulous! Really captures the spirit of one of those old greenhouses.

What a great creation! Perfect in every detail!

Apart from Classic Space I am interested in Citylife but with a historic twist. So here are my first creations for a city at the beginning of the 20th century. classic-car-05 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr classic-car-04 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr classic-car-03 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr classic-car-02 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr classic-car-01 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr

Today I will start sharing my first NCS MOCs. Most of the builds are highly inspired by many different MOCs I found on the internet. Thanks a lot to all of you! I still am in the phase of finding my own style. NCS-STRFGHTR01-1 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr NCS-STRCRFT01-2 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr NCS-SHTL03-3 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr NCS-SHTL02-2 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr NCS-RVR4 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr NCS-RVR3 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr NCS-RVR5 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr NCS-RVR2 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr NCS-RVR1 by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr

Playmobil and Lego were the toys of my childhood. As I think most of us experienced it: they were packed away in my teens. But when I started studying art they once again started to find a way into my everyday life (have al look at www.ralfgemein.de). I admit that I first started collecting / customzing Playmobil. But I kept looking online what people are doing with the other toy of my past and I have been reading posts here for a long time. I gathered the boxes from the attic, built a few things, got some new sets (Palace Cinema, Winter Village) and started collecting / altering Minifigures. Now after many months of thinking about my approach to Lego I have settled mainly on two themes and as I had to spend the last hot days in the cellar I had time enough to make photos and today is the day I start sharing. Classic Space was my favourite theme as a child and that is where I start. Out of all the new sets there are a few Citylife / Modular / Winter Village Sets I really like and as I am interested in (colonial) history I will approach that theme with a historic twist. My first MOCs are highly inspired by so many people from this forum and other places from the internet. I am still thinking about my aesthetic approach. Will I go old-school and stud on top? Will I make it all look modern? So see my first MOCs as a "Trying-to-find-my-style-phase". Now it's time to share! The picture attached shows figures representing the themes I am interested in. MR IOUS moodboard LOGO by MR. IOUS, auf Flickr