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.

Space Base by Inago100

Japanese blogger Inago100 doesn’t post to the usual photo sites (Brickshelf, Flickr, etc.), so I thought I’d share his latest creation — a microscale “space base” with lots of interesting details:

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It’s true that houses in Japan are small...

Having lived there for 15 years, I can attest to that. But Moko scales his house down to microscale:

(Via Klocki.)

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Micro Vehicles by Peter Morris

I’m not sure this asteroid processor by Peter Morris qualifies as “microscale” given its size (it does), but it’s pretty darn cool. So are these other spacey vehicles:

Thanks for the tip, Ethan!

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Mini Millenium Falcon by Ototoko

Ototoko, a new Brickshelf user, has figured out the absolutely perfect scale — the right balance between detail and hand-held swooshability — for a mini/microscale Millenium Falcon. Thanks for the tip, reader Frank!

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When Manne Granberg’s Martians attack

Manne Granberg sends a colorful UFO to scan a microscale farm:

Don’t miss the little farmer aiming his puny gun at the invaders.

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Classic LEGO sets, microscaled!

A couple LEGO fans have been building microscale versions of classic LEGO sets lately.

Thomas Main gets things going with microscaled versions of several sets from the 1970s:

Nermal joins the trend with a microscale version of 6034 Black Monarch’s Ghost:

This is something I’ll have to try with my favorite childhood sets. :-D

(Via MicroBricks, and again.)

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Star Wars in a Bubble!

TBB reader Nathan pointed us to a new entry in Roguebantha‘s series of Star Wars scenes in bubbles — the Battle of Geonosis:

If you haven’t seen these before, be sure to check out all of them!

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Micro 6086 Black Knight’s Castle by lovebacu

Brickshelf user lovebacu has miniaturized 6086 Black Knight’s Castle (via Klocki):

By the way, whenever I blog someone new, I always try to find their real name, blog, or Web site to give proper credit. In searching the Web for lovebacu’s user name, I discovered several Korean LEGO communities, including BrickInside, where lovebacu seems to be a member (though I’m not sure, since I don’t actually read Korean).

If you’re a reader in Korea and you have suggestions for Korean LEGO blogs or forums we should include in our links, please let us know!

도와줘서 고마워요. ;-)

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Micro 10182 Cafe Corner by mumu

Excitement about 10182 Cafe Corner has been building in Japan ever since it was announced that a new specialty store called Toys R Us Select will be carrying this set. As Japanese fans start to get their hands on what some are calling the best LEGO set ever, it has started showing up on blogs and displays.

mumu couldn’t wait to get his, so he just made a microscale version instead:

(Link. Via Klocki and MicroBricks.)

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Random Links for May 2, 2007

Scaled-down versions of classic Technic sets by the Arvo brothers (via Klocki) and Sugegasa’s Waterside Station:

LEGO Design School on LEGO.com (via LegOficina dos Baixinhos.

NXT Rubik’s cube solver by Daniele Benedettelli (via LEGO.com MINDSTORMS NXT News).

Tim “Spook” Zarki’s microscale Maintenance and Repair Vessel (via Moyblik):

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Delian-class Frigate by Brenden Wilson

Brenden Wilson presents a new ship in his microscale fleet, a Delian-class frigate:

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Do minifigs dream of plastic sheep?

Kaitimar (whose Zoomer we featured a few days ago) has posted another levitating vehicle. This one’s a micro-Spinner from Blade Runner:

(Via MicroBricks. Sorry Bruce, your post title was so perfect I couldn’t help but borrow it for my own post here. :-D )

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