Tag Archives: Microscale

Some say “Go big or go home!” but it takes real talent to compress something down to just a few studs and still keep it recognizable. Of course, many of the micro models we feature here aren’t so small after all, whether it’s a vast cityscape or starship.

Purple skies of Nnenn

UVN 99p Shyromal by Nnenn.

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Not so neutral now, are we?

Spacer Jerac adds to his microscale Swiss fleet with the formidable dreadnaught Briareus.

Via Klocki and MicroBricks.

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Micro space station by Badgerboy

FBTB member Badgerboy (my dachshund offers to take him on anytime, anywhere, but I digress) presents an entry in the Mini Starship and Spacestation Contest.

(Via MicroBricks.)

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Micro-suburbia by Steven Marshall

Steven Marshall is fast becoming one of my favorite builders. He’s not prolific, but what he posts is well-built and beautifully photographed.

While we’re at it, don’t miss his double-decker bus:

(Both bookmarked a couple days ago, but I’m forced to concede a “reminder-via” to the inimitable Klocki.)

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Microscale links for September 16, 2007

Yup, we’re mostly doing roundup posts today. :-)

Tim “Spook” Zarki gets this massive microscale post going with his “Pirate Light Carrier”:

Aaron “DARKspawn” Andrews reminds us that microscale isn’t all about Teh Space, with “Micro Flying Citadel” (via MicroBricks, where you can read about the latest microscale contest on Classic-Castle.com):

Adrian Florea recreates a Hammerhead capital ship from Star Wars (an entry for a micro contest</> on FBTB):

Speaking of yet another contest, the monthly Icon Contest for Microspacetopia on Flickr is also yielding some great probes. A small selection:

What microscale post would be complete without a couple contributions from nnenn?

Finally, a mini version of 7692 MX-71 Dropship by Mike (via a tip from mastergongfu:

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SimCity Launch Arcology by Zach

Zach Clapsadle takes us back to long nights sitting in front of a flickering cathode ray tube with his “Launch Arcology” from SimCity.

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Micro Star Ferry Terminal by Chiukeung

Chiukeung presents the Star Ferry terminal in Hong Kong.

(In addition to eating a lot of great food and following my mom around while she shopped, I rode a Star Ferry when I visited Hong Kong in 1989.)

Via MicroBricks.

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Deep Space Transport “Qing Shí Ban Yú”

By me. Via here. Heh hehe…

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Micro Liner, Tanker, and Corvette by Brenden Wilson

Brenden Wilson presents three very cool microscale ships.

Indus-class tanker lukka-class pirate corvette

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Microscale Cafe Corner and Market Street by chiukeung

Brickshelfer chiukeung has miniaturized two of my favorite sets of 2007, 10182 Cafe Corner and 10190 Market Street.

Via MicroBricks.

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Electronic Warfare Frigate “Kitsune” by Tim Zarki

I’ll repeat my silly multilingual joke I left as a comment on the photo: “Foxy!” (Kitsune means “fox” in Japanese.) And does this represent the fifth of five cool microspace ships? Or is that an “S” that stands for “Sexy?” Hmmm…

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More than meets the eye

Bruce over at MicroBricks has found some really adorable microscale transformers by Brainbox:

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