This was a fun model. I built it after reading some excellent tutorials on Brickbuilt, the Snyder brothers' blog. As is, its relatively simple, but I think the techniques used pair nicely with each other, and it looks pleasant. The rockwork is basic SNOT, made easier by the BrickHeadz square-SNOT part.
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Showing posts with label LEGO. Show all posts
Saturday, September 7, 2019
(MOC) Mountain Stream
This was a fun model. I built it after reading some excellent tutorials on Brickbuilt, the Snyder brothers' blog. As is, its relatively simple, but I think the techniques used pair nicely with each other, and it looks pleasant. The rockwork is basic SNOT, made easier by the BrickHeadz square-SNOT part.
Sunday, August 11, 2019
(MOC) Forest Stream
This is a unique new model for me. I haven't done too many environment MOCs before, so this was an interesting challenge.
Wednesday, July 10, 2019
STAR BEST GIRL!!!: A History of Huwbot and His Clikits- Part 2
In which I continue the exploration of Huwbot and his Clikit obsession
STAR BEST GIRL!!!: A History of Huwbot and His Clikits- Part 1
Any frequent reader of Brickset and, especially, its April Fools 2019 articles
and Random Set of the Day feature, will be familiar with Huwbot's strange
fascination with the theme known as Clikits. I have attempted, to the best of my ability, to compile here a history of Huwbot's odd obsession and its repercussions throughout the Brickset Community. What did I find? Read on after the break.
and Random Set of the Day feature, will be familiar with Huwbot's strange
fascination with the theme known as Clikits. I have attempted, to the best of my ability, to compile here a history of Huwbot's odd obsession and its repercussions throughout the Brickset Community. What did I find? Read on after the break.
| The Clikset logo used for April Fools 2019 |
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
(MOC) Iron Man
Flickr post
After a complete fail of a first go at a sculptural Iron Man MOC (don't go looking for it), I decided that this time I was going to build one that was at least MOST of the character, and not just a disembodied arm. It turned out to be a smart move.
This was surprisingly quick to design; it took about an hour, and then intermittent fine-tuning over the next few days while working on other MOCs. The model is actually relatively simple. It's essentially a studs-up body with some SNOT parts built in, then some armor plates and the arms added on. The head is slightly more complex. It uses studs-up, studs-to-the-side, and studs-out building techniques. The model then sits on a 6x6 webbed radar dish element that's used as a base. Finally, there is a single 1x1 tile that's placed upside-down above the Arc Reactor to fill in some space.
All said and done, I feel like this is one of the better MOCs I've done. It's not overly complex, except where it's necessary for the shaping, and it looks pretty good in my opinion.
I'm working on building a similar model of War Machine, so look out for that soon.
-InvisibleTimmy
For more like this:
Iron Man,
LEGO,
Marvel,
MOC,
Sculptural
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