Dennis Coh, (aka Krush) unleashes a behemoth mech named Azoth, built in the bulky and armored style as his previous mechs. He claims to build lighter combat units next time; and so I wish you the best on your weight loss commitment, Dennis. Meanwhile, here’s Azoth:
What will the World City theme from LEGO look like 150 years from now? Aaron Andrews has the answer with this insdustrial mech.
Kwi-chang is another mecha builder who deserves his own roundup post, starting with a mecha of a four-legged variety:
Next, an Exo-Force mashup and a mecha with a very large Gatling gun:
Finally, a black mecha with big, sharp fingers:
For those of you not privileged to live through the 1980s in Japan, SD Gundam was a series of toys, TV shows, and movies spun off from Gundam, featuring squashed, itty bitty (“super-deformed”) versions of the venerable Mobile Suits.
Mumu‘s recreation of the main Mobile Suits includes Gundam, Guntank, and several more. Click the image above to check out mumu’s blog post, or see full-size pictures in his Brickshelf gallery.
Izzo‘s mechas are wonders to behold. His most recent study experiments the exchange of armor on a basic frame, and the final products are nothing short of dazzling, expecially when the colored armors are contrasted against a white background.
Nnenn is always busy expanding his evergrowing collection of uniquely built space creations. The past fortnight has seen creations from minis to mechas and to minifig-scale fighters. Check out his most recent, the LV-15 superiority fighter:
Next are some minis built in the classic space themes:
More pictures on Brickshelf
Following up is a classic Nnenn-styled micro star-fighter, the UMV-22b “Enmity,” swooshing in with blazing colors:
Finishing up the two-week roundup is Nnenn’s latest mecha, the Veechak M55 close combat unit. How do you formulate all those names Nnenn?
Izzo tries taking some action shots (to good effect, I would say) with his latest mecha. He also built a pair of mechanical pets for his Prince of Darkness:
Another prolific, talented builder who deserves his own “roundup” post is Izzo. In addition to his series inspired by Cafe Corner (moving sidewalks, treads, and flyers), he’s been busy building great mecha:
And before that, a little bit of an “Ew!” factor with a flea and a weird blood-sucking machine:
You all remember Omicron Weekend by KeithLUG, right? I hope you do. Because its gone. Like, forever. Like giant, robot, Mecha-Godzilla gone…
Check out the carnage….
The Brothers Brick would like to extend our condolences to Mike, Ryan, and Keith (and, of course, the Monkey).
Is your Cafe Corner a bit too laid back? Too staid? Too colorful? Then mechanize that bad boy!!! Izzo did.
Oh, and in his somewhat more normal version, the sidewalks move and it’s always raining:
