Great to participate in SHIPtember again! This year’s SHIP took me two weeks to build and is 105 studs long. There’s a light brick incorporated in the bridge and the…
This was a fun group project organized by Roanoke Handybuck. You can see the evolution the ship has gone through by checking out the previous installments on Flickr: Part 1,…
After another amazing Summer Joust I had the urge to do some building in the castle genre myself. This little cottage set in Alnya was the result. I came up…
This vehicle is basically a completed table-scrap as I wanted to try using pirate cannons as sci-fi cannons. Pretty happy with the look of them, and how the bright colors…
Mech Monday is back, and after seeing the theme for this week was “tracks” I knew I had to join in on the fun. I only got those giant wheels…
This model was inspired by Igor Sobolevsky’s super concept art.John based his IF rover on the same concept art, and after seeing it I had to try my own. Pretty…
Finished this a while ago, but then Vignweek and the Summer Joust prizes kept me from posting it sooner. I was able to shoot a timelapse video of the build,…
Buckle in for a detailed walk through the design and build process of my Holt Watermill creation. It was my first build of 2020, and will almost certainly be my…
Here is the last of my custom prizes for the Summer Joust 2020. Not all that obvious in the final model, but I took inspiration for the scene from Eli’s…
Back with another of the custom prizes in this year’s Summer Joust! Only three colors are used in the scene: dark green, medium dark flesh, and white.
