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  • JudgeChuckJudgeChuck Member Posts: 1,581
    I asked for some higher-res pics in the other thread, before seeing this. Really nice. Different from the rest of the sets, but fits in perfectly! :thumbsup: :-)
    KungFuKenny
  • MaffyDMaffyD Member Posts: 3,527
    That is superb @KungFuKenny ! Well done!
    KungFuKenny
  • PhoenixioPhoenixio Member Posts: 312
    KungFuKenny said:
    I had a narrow slice between Ninjago City and the NC Docks to fill.  
    I've always wondered why there were so few Ninjago City mocs.  Yours is really nice and fills a niche that few others have attempted to fill.  Hopefully you share your next creations for that line!
    KungFuKennyCymbeline
  • AstrobricksAstrobricks Member Posts: 5,478
    That is one part-intensive roof.

    Run, bunny, run!
    KungFuKenny
  • CymbelineCymbeline Member Posts: 563
    @KungFuKenny By coincidence my grandaughter and I just watched the movie again tonight. I guess our thoughts are turning to Halloween. I really like how you've done the base and those shaky pillars. Hello, Jack!
    KungFuKenny
  • 560Heliport560Heliport Member Posts: 3,871
    That brown tree trunk is made of pistol-type stud shooters! Ingenious!
    evancelt
  • JudgeChuckJudgeChuck Member Posts: 1,581
    @evancelt I've really been enjoying your vignettes, please keep them coming!
    evancelt
  • MaffyDMaffyD Member Posts: 3,527
    Lovely scene - but that poor lego man's arm! He'll be feeling that in the morning (as long as he escapes the bear, of course).
    evancelt
  • AstrobricksAstrobricks Member Posts: 5,478
    MaffyD said:
    Lovely scene - but that poor lego man's arm! He'll be feeling that in the morning (as long as he escapes the bear, of course).
    Good point! Did Lego ever make an arm that sticks straight out?
    evancelt
  • pxchrispxchris Member Posts: 2,384
    Astrobricks said:
    MaffyD said:
    Lovely scene - but that poor lego man's arm! He'll be feeling that in the morning (as long as he escapes the bear, of course).
    Good point! Did Lego ever make an arm that sticks straight out?
    No... those would be some Crazy Arms...
    evanceltMaffyDAstrobricksKungFuKenny
  • AstrobricksAstrobricks Member Posts: 5,478
    ^ If you built it for a work, did you also get a money for doing it?
    KungFuKenny560Heliport
  • KungFuKennyKungFuKenny Member Posts: 2,368
    edited October 2021
    Astrobricks said:
    ^ If you built it for a work, did you also get a money for doing it?
    Well, I do own the business so I could just pay myself I guess! :-)
    Astrobricks560Heliportveyniac
  • pxchrispxchris Member Posts: 2,384
    Such a simple, yet beautifully effective city silhouette technique!
    KungFuKennyevancelt560HeliportBrickchap
  • evanceltevancelt Member Posts: 286
    "Oktoberfest Regrets, Punto Sur"

    As Ignacio took the last swig from his stein, he rushed to catch up to his friend Paolo.

    They'd been at the new Ayuntamiento enjoying themselves, but had decided to head for home.

    Ignacio had just finished his fourth stein and he was starting to feel it.

    "Hold up! I'm out!"

    He heard something rustle in the bushes off to the right.


    pxchrisPJ76ukBrickchapgmonkey76Addicted2Oxygen
  • AMbitionAMbition Member Posts: 1
    Aquaman True king scene Moc
    The Batman legos sets got me back into the hobby since I was a kid, here is my first build of many more dceu movies and other movies  to come .
    I had to start it off with Aquaman, one of my favorite movies in the dceu so far base on the mix of heart and humor. 

    ambitioncreates https://www.instagram.com/ambitioncreates/


    KungFuKennyveyniacBumblepantsCymbeline560HeliportpxchrisYo_dAPJ76ukAddicted2Oxygen
  • AfoltvAfoltv Member Posts: 33
    Hi Guys, 

    Here's a solution for adding a curve with the new LEGO Road Plates, hope you like it! 

    https://youtu.be/zakibPrXr3I
    560HeliportevanceltKungFuKennybandit778
  • AstrobricksAstrobricks Member Posts: 5,478
    ^ I like your water :)
    evancelt
  • Lo1sJessLo1sJess Member Posts: 668
    Agree the water looks great, new here but I haven’t seen that technique before.

    lois
    evancelt
  • evanceltevancelt Member Posts: 286
    Astrobricks said:
    ^ I like your water :)
    Lo1sJess said:
    Agree the water looks great, new here but I haven’t seen that technique before.

    lois
    Thanks guys! Here is another shot of the water while being built:


    CymbelinepxchrisSwitchfoot55vanvonfullbrickventures
  • evanceltevancelt Member Posts: 286
    "Sheep Farm, Wullham"

    Forest Bineford loved the location he had chosen for his sheep farm. The rolling hills provided ample grazing land for his flock of sheep, and the hillside behind his home allowed him to sit under a small grove of trees to watch his sheep among the pastures.

    Now with fall closing in, the leaves on the small stand of trees had fallen and he looked forward to seeing folks about town sport clothing made from his wool!


    Cymbeline560HeliportericbPJ76ukKungFuKennyvanvonfulliwybsAddicted2Oxygen
  • KungFuKennyKungFuKenny Member Posts: 2,368
    edited November 2021
    evancelt said:
    "Sheep Farm, Wullham"

    Forest Bineford loved the location he had chosen for his sheep farm. The rolling hills provided ample grazing land for his flock of sheep, and the hillside behind his home allowed him to sit under a small grove of trees to watch his sheep among the pastures.

    Now with fall closing in, the leaves on the small stand of trees had fallen and he looked forward to seeing folks about town sport clothing made from his wool!
    I like the sprue use for the trees! @DeMontes wrote a nice article on Lego sprues in The New Elementary a while back…
    https://www.newelementary.com/2018/08/how-to-use-lego-harry-potter-wand-sprue.html?m=1
    Switchfoot55DeMontespxchris
  • DeMontesDeMontes Member Posts: 745
    Oh I miss writing those sorts of articles so much - thanks for the mention :-) 

    KungFuKenny said:
    evancelt said:
    "Sheep Farm, Wullham"

    Forest Bineford loved the location he had chosen for his sheep farm. The rolling hills provided ample grazing land for his flock of sheep, and the hillside behind his home allowed him to sit under a small grove of trees to watch his sheep among the pastures.

    Now with fall closing in, the leaves on the small stand of trees had fallen and he looked forward to seeing folks about town sport clothing made from his wool!
    I like the sprue use for the trees! @DeMontes wrote a nice article on Lego sprues in The New Elementary a while back…
    https://www.newelementary.com/2018/08/how-to-use-lego-harry-potter-wand-sprue.html?m=1

    KungFuKennyeMJeeNLpxchrisMaffyDBrickfan50
  • Switchfoot55Switchfoot55 Member Posts: 3,351
    An absolutely fantastic design @Addicted2Oxygen! I can see some of the likely IDEAS issues that you ran into with similarities to the Santa's Sleigh set. (not sure why they are quoting IP issues though?)

    Not sure if you have instructions or design photos you'd share, but I'd love to modify something like this to fit my village. I already have JK Brickwork's motorized design, but would love a way at getting some movement in with the new sleigh and reindeer. 

    Well done!
    Addicted2OxygenOnebricktoomany
  • evanceltevancelt Member Posts: 286
    "The Letter"

    Captain Keats hands a letter to a sailor headed east


    pxchrisKungFuKennyAddicted2Oxygen560HeliportPJ76uk
  • pxchrispxchris Member Posts: 2,384
    ^ Those green gears make for some very neat looking trees.
    evancelt
  • AstrobricksAstrobricks Member Posts: 5,478
    ^^ Is he sailing or swimming?
    evancelt
  • evanceltevancelt Member Posts: 286
    "Increased Patrols, Wullham"

    Shepard Willoughsby watches as a company of 26th foot march through his flock.

    With the Lotii on the rampage in the New Haven Sea, Willoughsby takes comfort in the fact that patrols from Fort Stockton seem to have increased in frequency.


    560HeliportcozyPJ76ukpxchrisvanvonfullSwitchfoot55JudgeChuck
  • evanceltevancelt Member Posts: 286
    "ETTC Imprint House, South Sillitholina"

    As the ETTC's footprint grew, the trading company's investors thought it wise to take extra steps to ensure proper labeling on the goods they sold.

    Located in South Sillitholina on the island of Terraversa, the Imprint House was positioned at the gateway to the Brick Seas.

    The office operated as a printing, embossing, and branding workshop where goods could be packaged and labeled for optimal brand exposure.

    If consumers saw the regal 'ETTC' seal everywhere they looked, investor stocks were sure to soar!


    pxchrisSwitchfoot55
  • evanceltevancelt Member Posts: 286
    What A Silly Hat


    PJ76uk560HeliportKungFuKennycozy
  • thenateraterthenaterater Member Posts: 15
    I was challenged to find a use for the new cupcake piece from the DOTS line as part of a seed part challenge - this inspired my ballerinas:
     


    Bumblepants560HeliportKungFuKennyiwybs
  • evanceltevancelt Member Posts: 286
    "Through the Pine Barrens"

    A company of British march through the Pine Barrens in New Jersey looking for rebels

    ----------------

    Built on Duplo, including some 1x2 plates I made by cutting larger plates down. For photos you only need three good sides!







    BumblepantsPJ76ukpxchrisgmonkey76Onebricktoomanybrickventures
  • AstrobricksAstrobricks Member Posts: 5,478
    I mean, it is Duplo, but 😳
  • evanceltevancelt Member Posts: 286
    Astrobricks said:
    I mean, it is Duplo, but 😳
    Do you not modify your pieces? I like cutting them up, taking designs off, putting new designs on, etc
  • CymbelineCymbeline Member Posts: 563
    😱
    gmonkey76Astrobrickspxchris
  • AstrobricksAstrobricks Member Posts: 5,478
    evancelt said:
    Astrobricks said:
    I mean, it is Duplo, but 😳
    Do you not modify your pieces? I like cutting them up, taking designs off, putting new designs on, etc
    I still feel deep guilt over scraping the classic space logo off a 3x6 slope back in about 1982.
    CymbelineAddicted2OxygenpxchrisiwybsKungFuKenny560Heliportgmonkey76datsunrobbiegratefulnat
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