The latest odd and awesome spaceship from Rob (dasnewten) is this unconventional “light fighter/reconnaissance type” vehicle. As different and equally cool as they both are, this could almost be from the same space force as Joel Larsson’s Sleipnir.
Rob (Dasnewten) has built a gorgeous gunship inspired by ships in Homeworld: With brick-built numbers, tank treads on the cannon, and truly complex SNOT on the cockpit, Rob’s gunship is an amazing LEGO creation. The fact that it’s inspired by Homeworld is just a minor bonus. Best tip of the week, Carter!
We’ve blogged Rob Dasnewten here many times. One of my favourite non-LEGO blogs, the accurately named Concept Ships, has gone one step further and published an excellent roundup of his work. Nice work, Rob. The ship pictured above is Rob’s latest: the GP-21 Shrike.
Rob presents a small, brilliantly designed fighter: The custom stickers add great detail to an already excellent model reminiscent of World War II fighters.
DasNewten tries his hand at a style reminiscent of nnenn‘s microscale ships. And I say he succeeded rather nicely. Just one picture doesn’t do this little beauty justice, so click the photo above to check out more on Flickr.
A while ago Rob M, or Dasnewten, revealed a good-looking fighter, fantastic in its dark grey glory: It’s a beauty to be sure, and he even made a few variations on it. I like them all – Rob really shows that a good design can be pulled off in several colour schemes: And then, just Continue reading →
@bobdequatre invites Space builders to create a new faction in the Summer Faction Festival contest, running from now until August 31. Categories for larger MOCs as well as just minifig crews.
This charming modular-style record store from @virginia_bricks is open for business, bringing Main Street charm for a Brick Fair collab.
@ABrickDreamer rounds up the essential LEGO MOCs and builder stories of the week, from ancient civilizations in microscale to Scott Wilhelm’s epic spaceships
What’s this? New lore drop, new challenge! We enter the final week of Heroes of Fur and Feather. Catch up on the story then answer the call with your own critter hero for a chance to win Animal Crossing LEGO sets.
When LEGO revealed a fully-transformable Optimus Prime based on the Gen 1 toy, we were blown away by the accuracy, build quality, and play features. (If you haven’t picked up this essential build, Optimus Prime is still available for a few more months.) LEGO’s second Transformer build, Bumblebee, was more of a mixed bag with Continue reading →
@bartsbrickworks pays homage to Adventurers, steampunk, and the golden age of scientific wonders with this jaw-dropping LEGO Crystal Palace, brought to life with motion and lights