mechamike

Wow! This is truely awesome! Some serious skills in work here!

To meet the increased military threat from Fabuland, and with the situation in Lego City escalating quickly, Heartlake City has decided to purchase the Archer artillery system to increase the defence capability of the Friends Army forces. "Nothing smells victory like burning white phosphorus stuck on the plastic of the enemy" -General Emma Archer the next-generation self-propelled gun, with barell exended to shell out peace and democracy. The "heart" of the system is a fully automated 115mm/L52 gun howitzer and a remote M151 Protector controlled weapon station (for any close encounters #metoo). All mounted on a modified 6x6 chassis of the Volvoo A30D, all-terrain articualated hauler painted in your favourite colour, The hauler features big rear mirrors for those pesky parallel parking situations when you need to stop quick for a ice cold strawberry vanilla sparkle milkshake. (Warning: Burning cities in rear view mirror may appear closer than they are.) Archer with friends, A reloading vehicle to extend the fun and a M1 Abrams for company..

Very nice build! Love how you created the stairs to the decks and all the nice AA-turrets? The rollerskates maxe a nice touch.

Count me (mechamike) and Ras74 in! Don't want to miss this one! Looking forward to seeing you all again!

Very nice build! The house with its beautiful sculpted chimney and roof texture looks really nice against the rock in the back.

M:Tron came was never my cup of tea, I was more classic space as a kid. But i think you captured the theme nicely. The upper part of the mech is nice. Perhaps the orange floodlights would have been better off in another coulor than orange, trans yellow seems more fitting for the theme. The legs needs more work on them , they seem a tad to plain. The 1x1 plate inserted can be pulled of at one place but perhaps not both on the upper and lower leg. Also a grilled tile as geeble on the 2 black studs on the feet would perhaps added som detaling. Cheers!

Really nice build! Love the use of the Bionicle feet as cockpit, also the flowers adds a nice touch to the overall build.

Very slick! Love the overall design, the smooth surfaces, and the rimless wheels. The part used as the saddle is brilliant and the engine detailing is really nice, Here are som minor contructive feedback (if you dont mind) Blue and white isnt HD colours for me, (even if the colour combo is more future") A dk orange would in my humble opinion felt more "HD-true" for me with another supplemantary colour? chima yellow? pearl gold? Also transclear light blue and transclear purple dont play so nice with eachother and the blue white. But as said int the start Nice build!!

Nice one, and some excellent minifigs you put together for the scene!

So who won?

Always fun to build outside the comfort zone .Got mine ready yesterday , a bit stressful since I started yesterday after work when I realized it was the last day I have access to my bricks du to work travels before the event.. Wrooooooooom.. Speed build in multiple ways so to speak :-)

You can (Lego legally) create the figure 8 with that part if you snap it together and arrange it nicely on the table

I'll be there, looking forward to meeting you all again! (same chalet as Ras and Copmike)

Im planning to come!

Nice, nice color scheme and features..

Nice done, very true to the real thing.. Looks better with the top down!

Beautiful ships!! Have you built any of them in actual bricks so far (or plan to)?

Here is my take on a dialysis machine (from Fresenius Medical care) Once I made engraved Lego bricks as name /profession tag for my partner in life, (She works at a clinic as nurse with these machines) , soon everyone at her work knew about my hobby and my Lego hobby seems like a constant amusement and discussion topic for her colleagues. She often get the question: What does he build now? So I just decided to go for something familiar for them (and unfamiliar for me as a builder). I hope you like it.. im not THAT happy with the build (or the crappy picture), it was pretty much a table scrap build and I also was forced to do some late alterations with the brick in hand to please her so it was more close to the "real thing".

The future of steam powered racers is here! Six legs for optimal speed and traction. Easy entry to drivers compartment with the pull of a lever. Stong rear lanterns that runs for hours on whale oil. A driver compartment fit for one gentleman, (or lady). Parking anchor included! Bazanhof MkII! This was my first try at Steampunk.. Very much inspired by looking at LegoFjottens extremely nice steampunk builds I wanted to try the theme myself. Enjoy and thanks for watching! High res pictures..

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"Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!!!" Challenged myself using only my office stash of parts (two 70123 Legendary Beast sets), not my biggest build , but it narrows down what I want now: Some crispy snow to cover everything, since its so dark without it! @CopMike : Thanks for hosting this great raffle once again, your the best!! @ the rest of you: "may the odds be ever in your favor" !!

Entry A - 1 point Entry B - 1 point Entry E - 1 point

I like this project, but for BuWizz to be sold on the market it needs to be CE marked for Europe https://en.wikipedia...wiki/CE_marking (Similar FCC in the US to https://en.wikipedia...n_of_Conformity) also EMC test have to be done I suppose ? https://en.wikipedia...c_compatibility, is this something you have taken into consideration (financially?)since this is pretty expensive as I understand?

Great work!! Lots of nice details to marvel over!