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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Deck Designs
Chris Deck recently posted some new MOCs, the F301 Interceptor from Stargate Command and the Imperial Theta Shuttle and the Marauder Corvette from the Star Wars Universe.


Monday, November 29, 2010
That's no moon ...
... it's a Christmas tree ornament. Chris McVeigh even included instructions so you can build your own.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
One more Vic Viper
Wondering what to do with those skis from the Series 2 collectible minifigure skier? Mainman used them to build this sleek Vic Viper. In the caption, he offers a few hints about the building techniques he used. Apparently, this piece plays an important part.
Here it is paired with a nano VV.
Here it is paired with a nano VV.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Spend, spend, spend
In the U.S., the weekend after Thanksgiving is considered the start of the Christmas shopping season. Many stores offer steep discounts to entice shoppers. LEGO retail stores offered discount scratch cards on Friday. I used my 10 percent off coupon to buy set 10197, the Fire Brigade
Could have saved even more if I had just bought the parts for this micro version, created by Alex Eylar.
Could have saved even more if I had just bought the parts for this micro version, created by Alex Eylar.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Happy Thanksgiving!
I looked for a Thanksgiving micro-MOC, but to no avail. Instead, feast your eyes on Unhalfbricking's micropolis building.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Olympus
The Home of the Gods, perched atop Mt. Olympus, as created by Auric.
I'm one of those builders who starts by putting pieces together, but I admire those who plan out their work. Auric started with some concept sketches, which he includes in his photoset. Be sure to check them out.
I'm one of those builders who starts by putting pieces together, but I admire those who plan out their work. Auric started with some concept sketches, which he includes in his photoset. Be sure to check them out.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
microscale modeling
Here's a micro castle that Jeff VW made as a planning model for a minifig-scale castle. So far, only half of the big castle has been completed.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Mini-Eames
Stacy Sterling made a microscale version of the Eames House. Previously, she made a minifig-scale version. Here's a side-by-side comparison.
Update: Full photoset of the minifig scale Eames House is here. Nice detailing on the interior.
Update: Full photoset of the minifig scale Eames House is here. Nice detailing on the interior.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
I'm dreaming of a micro Christmas
Nannan has made a number of great Christmas ornaments. I'm hoping that over the next month he'll come up with a whole tree's worth of these.


Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
Space Cruiser
Wow, this takes me back. When I was a kid, I was so excited to get Space Cruiser (487 in the US, 924 in other countries). Chris Deck has created a micro version.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Star Wars
Angus MacLane takes on Star Wars with the trash compactor and an X-Wing.


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Friday, November 12, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
HispaCity
A member of HispaLUG presented two cities, one modern and the other futuristic, at a public event in Granada.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
MCC Winners
The winners have been selected in the Mini Castle Contest over on Classic Castle.
Runner-Ups for the Ancient category are:
Skalldyr with his War Has Come

porschecm2 with his Solus Saxum
Avocado with his Temple
Second Place went to Shmails with his Micro Abu Simbel
First Place went to 2 Much Caffeine with his Atlantis Before the Fall

Runner-Ups for the General category are:
Blake Baer with his Journey to Camelot

Shmails with his Windfell Castle

bartosza6m with his Castle

Second Place went to Avocado with his Mountain Hall

First Place went to 2 Much Caffeine with his Village of Sandchapel
Runner-Ups for the Ancient category are:
Skalldyr with his War Has Come
porschecm2 with his Solus Saxum
Avocado with his Temple
Second Place went to Shmails with his Micro Abu Simbel
First Place went to 2 Much Caffeine with his Atlantis Before the Fall
Runner-Ups for the General category are:
Blake Baer with his Journey to Camelot
Shmails with his Windfell Castle
bartosza6m with his Castle
Second Place went to Avocado with his Mountain Hall
First Place went to 2 Much Caffeine with his Village of Sandchapel
Souvenir booth
One of Loozrboy's photos from Miniland Billund includes some great microscale models as toys for the miniland figures. For more on miniland building, check out MinilandBricks.
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