FMF

4estfeller 2.0 made this Future Military Force. I particularly like the two smaller helicopter-like vehicles.

Tiny town

Legopard made this street of nano modular buildings.

Truckin'

oLaF-LM has been working on different truck designs at 2-wide and 1-wide for an upcoming micro scene.

Brutalist building

Luap31 built this Brutalist building.

Macaroni tower

MeGustaKapusta built this great Tower.

Sydney

TheBrickMan built this great rendition of Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Quidditch Through the Ages

Legopard made this amazing illustrated Quidditch Book.

Marina City

Rocco Buttliere also made this great Marina City, Chicago. Aside from those beautiful round tower shapes, my favorite bit is the way he used a LEGO cloth cape from the King Mathias set and flex tubing to get that curved roof, so it's all purist LEGO.

Burj Al Arab

Andrew Lee built this great rendition of the Burj Al Arab.

Carbide & Carbon Building

Rocco Buttliere built Chicago's Carbide & Carbon Building.

Reichstag

Al Disley made this amazing rendition of the Reichstag. Via the Brothers-Brick.

B-2 or not B-2

Sean Edmison built this trophy for Bricks Cascade.

Rampage

Microscale: Making Collectible Minifigs look like movie monsters.

Rampage, featuring three Collectible Minifigs tearing up a micro city, was displayed at Bricks Cascade this past weekend. .

Ancient Greece

I love the micro details in this scene from Lasse and Anne Mette Vestergård's Ancient Greece.

Missed the Train!

Carson Hart built this beautiful scene for the 'no gravity' category of the Mocathalon.

Micropolis display

Jennifer Heaton and Nathan Stohlmann presented their Micropolis modules to an appreciative audience at a library on Saturday, March 2. We didn't try to get a head count, but there was a steady stream of visitors throughout the afternoon.



Here's a bit closer view.



More close-up photos here.

Bob's Burgers

Bob's Burgers by edubl31216.



I think my favorite details are actually in the alley:

Trains

Two different builders used the new minifig skate element to make great trains:

Tim Goddard:


Michael Jasper:

March Madness: Midwest Micro events

On Saturday, March 2, Jennifer Heaton and Nathan Stohlmann will display their collection of Micropolis modules from 2:00-4:00 p.m. at the St. Anthony Park Library, in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The event is not on the library's online calendar. If you need more info, leave a comment below. (Shown below is a smaller display of their work, previously featured on MicroBricks.)



What would you do with 60,000 bricks? Two Iowa guys have designed a scale model of the Science Center of Iowa, and you are invited to help construct the model. Building takes place March 16 and 17 at the Science Center of Iowa. (Shown below is a nano-scale model of the Science Center, which will be available for purchase at the center's gift store.)

Brickville

Paul Wellington posted this gorgeous shot of Brickville.



A more traditional view of his city is here.