I’ve been really, really busy with school recently (and it’s not going to lighten up for a while), so my duties to TBB has suffered. However, the moment I saw this Frog Senate from Flikerite ~Gladius I knew I had to post it. Little frog chairs = win.
Soren Roberts takes a break from his usual spacey proclivities to build something with a more historical bent.
Via MicroBricks.
Spacer Jerac adds to his microscale Swiss fleet with the formidable dreadnaught Briareus.
Via Klocki and MicroBricks.
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.)
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.)
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:
Zach Clapsadle takes us back to long nights sitting in front of a flickering cathode ray tube with his “Launch Arcology” from SimCity.
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.
By me. Via here. Heh hehe…
