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I think part of the reason that cutting and modifying Lego pieces bothers some folks is that Lego is a much more permanent/re-usable type of toy, and that you never know what you might need that one specific piece (unmodified) for in the future… (Although the answer to that could always just be “Bricklink!” )
A variety of official TLG and third party redcoats.
Admittedly, that was a beautiful end result, but it's also heresy to cut pieces. What a tough line to walk.
And somehow I completely missed the arms.
( The two fellas on the sides are definitely Mixels inspired :D )
After building #10281 and wondering what to do with handfuls of lime green buckets from the PAB wall, made myself a small bonsai.
https://ideas.lego.com/projects/3be15b2b-5679-46aa-a354-aaca8fb936b1
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I've been assuming you are in a constant state of building and dismantling. But I figured I'd ask if all of these models end up staying together for longer than just a few days?
I love the palm tree on this one in particular.
Yes I try to build at least one MOC a week. I used to take each MOC apart immediately to free up the pieces to make more, but now I've joined a local LUG and occasionally keep them around to show people in person. Also now that my brick collection has grown considerably I have the ability/disability to leave MOCs around so I can work on my next idea. This has led to a bit of a backlog in MOCs I need to dismantle... 7 at the moment! >.<
Great idea! I do have 3 little kids and I occasionally make them little Shutterfly books with the images. We have a calendar up with some as well.
However, most of the stories are being built for "Brethren of the Brick Seas" over on EuroBricks, where different builders all make MOCs to contribute to an ongoing story about pirates. It's open to everyone if you are interested in joining in!
Decided to whip up a MOC of the parts leftover from the Barracuda Bay set. The island that comes a part of the set is a mess, so I made a shack with a cannon tower. Theres a secret floor stash inside, and a skeleton getting drunk under the tower.