The Brickset Builders Guild - share your MOCs here!

wardm

My latest MOC. The bottom floor of the small building uses a lot of parts from the Modular skate house and the tall building was based on Peter’s appartment and the Pizzeria from the new Sanctum Sanctorum set! Not the best, but it turned out OK. What do you guys think? 


I really like how the plants in the awning turned out. It has probably been done before, but I haven’t seen it yet..

FowlerBricks

^That's pretty cool!

wardm

*edit: sorry double post

legoleppy

Here is my take on a castle that's burning down.  I've MOCed before, but the first time sharing.  Please let me know what you think and how I can make it better, especially what to do with the top flooring.
main view


Fire going from the tower to the draw bridge (mini-fig for scale).
Open side view
RearSlides open to review a lower weapons armory on the left and a storage room on the right.

FowlerBricks

^What is a spy doing in a castle? :D

vitreolum

legodad1

Some details from my modular building MOC (still in process).




Our little town has a lot of Victorian limestone buildings (one looks uncannily like the Brick Bank) and is also known as the Steam-Punk Capital of New Zealand. I've taken those two inspirations to recreate 'Steam-Punk HQ', an art-museum of Steam-Punk creations.





My town is also home to a colony of Little Blue Penguins, so I've built a 'stained glass window' of a penguin into the back wall.



I still need to finish the front balcony and fill the interior with Steam-Punk creations.
I'll add some 'big-picture' images when it's complete.

Bumblepants

Penguin stained glass is great!

parsom

Happy Easter and beware of the bunny!

darthdc

G1 Sunstreaker. Large poseable figure (over 4000 pieces) inspired by original toy and cartoon. Ball joints in neck, ankles and wrists, while shoulders, elbows, hips and knees have ratchet joints.

brickedin

Amsterdam canal house
Enjoyed this build immensely as my eldest helped out a fair bit.
Few more pics here:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/brickedin/sets/72157694841453184

CaptainLego

There’s a new McLaren F1 in town, and it’s bad to the bone.

vitreolum

gratefulnat

Beautiful, every one!
The wind & the sail leave me speechless...
The bull is spectacular.
And a roller skate for breasts... incredible!

VorpalRyu

While waiting for my copy of the "Go Brick Me" Brickheadz set to arrive, I decided to do a tester in LDD. Using a glow-in-the-dark round tile to represent me wearing my Iron Man II Arc Reactor t-shirt I got from ThinkGeek. My wife's Brickheadz figure has her hair in the style like when we got married, at some point she has plans to go back to that again.

Switchfoot55

^^^I like the Flamenco dancer dress piece in the open door of the hut. Pretty brilliant!

CaptainLego

Jaguar XJR 15

pxchris

First Draft MOC - An Unexpected Expansion

I would really like to get some constructive criticism on one of my first honest-to-goodness MOC attempts as a fully grown "adult" (I'm in my late 30s).

Here's what my personal design criteria/intent behind this model was:

1) Use an (as much as possible) unmodified #79003 "An Unexpected Gathering" as a base, and build a completely removable extension to Bag-End off of it.
2) Make the extension flow as seamlessly as possible from the official model.
3) Features to include: a kitchen and a well-stocked pantry, a bedroom, a garden and animal area outside

Official models included: #79003 #9469 #30210

The scene is set as right before Biblo's birthday party with a custom "Old Bilbo", Frodo, Samwise, and of course Gandalf minifigs all present (I've also done some scenes with Gandalf visiting a younger Bilbo and with the 13 dwarves).

















I'd love to hear what you guys all think!
Thanks!!

FowlerBricks

^That is amazing!!!

JudgeChuck

^^ Yup, really nice! Excellent addition to a wonderful set.

Adzbadboy

MOD: #41606 - Star-Lord

nexander

Decided to put this together for a late addition to Edinbrick. It can be lifted but won't be swinging it about!

wardm

Modded the jurassic world mansion into a modular. I still need to tile up the street. What do you think? 

eMJeeNL

Good to see it's actually quite useful for MOCcing into a Modular. My points of improvement mainly center around the fact that you could replace some of the panels with 2x1 and 4x1 masonry-bricks and profiled bricks. E.g. masonry bricks instead of the stickered panels, and next to that (next to the oval hole) the profiled bricks?

What would also be neat is to replace the stickered panels with closed up window frames, so it looks like the 2nd floor is derelict - also include the pillars next to them as on the 1st and 3rd floor, then.

ModelMama

Along with my TFOL daughter, we had a blast at Brickcon-NZ '18 last weekend - our 5th show over 3 years.  Here's a link to the three smaller of our MOCs we exhibited - I've only shown one here.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/42495702602/in/dateposted-public/ 

vizzitor

Finally finished a MOC of my office and actually brought it in to work.

Just out of frame is a box of minifig parts so everyone can make themselves and I don't get into trouble with HR for making any unflattering version of a co-worker.

Here are some more pictures. Before anyone asks, one person still has an inflatable snowman on his desk since Christmas.

dehnehsu

Unikitty Litter box. (After a big dinner)

philo426

Recently obtained a rather large quantity of Lego parts,so I decided to put them together and see what emerged.Joined flat plates together that sort of looked like the deck of a cargo ship.Not accurate and kind of whimsical but it was fun putting it together.Nit finished but it is a start,photo up in request.

philo426

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philo426

https://s19.postimg.cc/lvuvipjrn/1528778831376352381595.jpg

DeMontes

Hmm I'd say that was a barge ;-)

philo426

Yes blunt bow.

CaptainRogers

Working on sort of a wasteland, post-apocalyptic character (novel idea, I know) using the buildable figure template. I want more detail going into armor, weapons, and such, but I am pretty happy with the robotic arm I constructed. Obi-Wan's head is just a placeholder.

I developed 2 arm types, a stripped-back look and an oversized, bulky one. I like the latter, and also developed a 'battle hand' for that one.

geekofalltrades

Hello fellow creatives! Here's my build of a Destiny Sparrow Speeder! Enjoy!

https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=au5wF0wKhBQ&t=130s

geekofalltrades

Sorry, here's the correct link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au5wF0wKhBQ&t=130s

Bumblepants

@geekofalltrades Cadence horn! Did you pick a particular model or just go for the general sparrow look?

geekofalltrades

Hello fellow creatives! Here is my build tutorial of a Destiny Sparrow Speeder! Would love to see the variations and color schemes you come up with!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au5wF0wKhBQ&t=130s

Phantom107

I used to play with LEGOs all day every day when I was a kid, then I got into programming and left it be. Now, after seeing The LEGO Movie, I got inspired to buy a LEGO set again (I got the Sea Cow 70810) and I had a great time building it. I decided to take the fun to the next level with a MOC -- so I bought the same set again and decided to turn it into a giant ship. 

pxchris

Phantom107 said:

I used to play with LEGOs all day every day when I was a kid, then I got into programming and left it be. Now, after seeing The LEGO Movie, I got inspired to buy a LEGO set again (I got the Sea Cow 70810) and I had a great time building it. I decided to take the fun to the next level with a MOC -- so I bought the same set again and decided to turn it into a giant ship. 

Impressive!!

VorpalRyu

Was playing around with a few loose parts last night & came up with a couple of ideas for futuristic styled vehicles for micro-scale builds... Think I might have to come up with a project to use them in at some point.

MrShinyAndNew

Nexogon Exploration module

VorpalRyu

Played around with LDD to recreate my micro futurist motor vehicles & came up with this.


Futurist Motoring: Cars traveling on the X-19 Sydney to Tokyo Super Express Way.

DB361

I loved the idea of the Skull Ride from #31084, and reckoned a motorised version should be easy enough. Not as easy as I thought, but here’s what I’ve done so far. As you might spot, there are some variances in some of the photos as I tried various ideas and methods.





And here's a video of the ride more fully assembled (but nowhere near complete) in action.

VorpalRyu

After getting the instructions for it (thanks to the BrickFan), I decided against getting the SDCC Millennium Falcon Cockpit, opting to instead redesign it as an OT version:

The Saga Begins


My render of the original for reference

Bumblepants

^why not change the 1x4 plate for a 1x2 and a couple 1x1s to keep the stripe perfect?

VorpalRyu

^ I am considering it, but I want to make sure that it won't compromise the build before I commit to it. The TLG version uses two 1x2 tr-clear plates, so it might not be any real issue.

VorpalRyu

Added an exploded view of my micro-scale futurist vehicles to my Flickr for anyone interested in using them in MOCs.
https://flic.kr/p/29igyWJ

Venunder

^Thanks for the info. It could be useful for the mini Legoland in my City.

eMJeeNL

Those Microcars would be perfect for populating the Tower Bridge, I'd say... :)

pxchris

I've been working on another addition to my "An Unexpected Expansion" MOC. Added in a dirt path out front of Bag-end for Gandalf to arrive on. Pretty pleased how this all came out.

I'm planning on displaying this MOC in our state fair later this month! Excited as it will be the first time I've ever publicly displayed any of my builds.

What do you guys think?