About Nannan

Nannan became involved with the online LEGO community in late 2004. He has been a builder for as long as he can remember. Nannan builds in a variety of themes that often overlap with the science fiction universe; other times they are purely made up ones. You can see his creations on Flickr, MOCpages and Brickshelf. In real life, Nannan is a physician living in Dallas.

Posts by Nannan

A colorful cottage

César Soares (Cesbrick) presents another vibrant depiction of medieval fantasy with this wizard’s cottage. I am delighted to find a new patch of color in each corner that blends purposely with the rest of the diorama. Be sure to visit the builder’s Flickr photostream to see more photos of this highly detailed work.

Grey Beard Wizard's Cottage1

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Tomahawk light destroyer

Alexander (Malydilnar) crafted this incredible 140-studs-long ship in just 2 months. I’m very impressed by all the angles, color blocking, and distinct-looking components that all come together in a model that looks no different than a top-notch spaceship concept art. The ship is, in fact, based off a drawing on deviantART.

Tomahawk

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Lego fan plans to create a 13-foot Super Star Destroyer in Lego

Thomas Benedikt, who built the massive Home One Mon Calamari Star Cruiser, spent years designing a massive 13-foot Lego Super Star Destroyer. Now he wants to build it in real bricks, but he needs your support to make it happen. Check out the Kickstarter project to see how you can contribute to this epic project and get rewards. Visit MOCpages for more photo renders of the model.

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The Legend of Zorro

TheBrickAvenger captures the dashing masked-outlaw, Zorro, in this diorama featuring gorgeous Spanish architecture. The angled placement of the house and the subtle use of dark orange on the roof and sand green on the ground really enhances the overall appearance.

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Listen to the water flowing and let it cleanse your soul

Lukasz Wiktorowicz crafted a beautiful oriental diorama featuring three temples nested on a tiered landscape. Check out the innovative and realistic technique used for the roofs and the waterfall.

Liu Zhang Temple

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AzTech mech

This unique mech by Bert S bears semblance to an Aztec skeleton warrior, which is a rare theme to be depicted in Lego. The elaborate headdress and giant sword are very distinctive features. The style reminds me of some other similarly themed works.

AzTech Vagrant

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Journey to Northland

This microscale map by THE BRICK TIME Team shows a fictitious continent called Northland. Despite being microscale, the creation is actually quite large, measuring the footprint of four 48×48 stud baseplates. Check out the detail photos on Flickr.

The Northland - Map

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First images of 75060 UCS Slave I [News]

Flickr user just2good posted high resolution images of the upcoming Lego Star Wars 75060 UCS Slave I. There’s no official announcement for the set, but it’s likely to be released before the holidays this year.

UCS Slave I (High res)

UCS Slave I (High res)

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A MOC with a message

At first you see a Lego mosaic on a laptop, but then you realize that the laptop is also made out of Lego. Furthermore, the backdrop is brick-built as well! This creation by Mr. Cab depicts pollution and technology. What is the message conveyed? That is up to you to decide.

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Remote-controlled Lego Batpod

The mastermind of RC Lego vehicles, Sariel, built a RC batpod featuring steering and lights. The genius lies in incorporating function into such a small model. Check out the video below to see it in action.

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Fuel up and head to the wilds

This vignette by Brick Vader uses bold techniques to create an intricate scene. I’m not sure if the garage will collapse if I lay a finger on it, but it looks good in the photo.

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Classic Space Dream Catcher

This funky classic space themed ship by David Roberts is breaking molds with its interesting design. Check out the gallery on MOCpages for photos of the ship set against different spacey backgrounds.

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