In some of his recent creations, Mark Stafford shows us the creative value of some Bionicle parts. If it weren’t for this science fantasy flyer, I’d never have known those Bionicle wings to exist. Mark calls this the Flitterfly; I wonder what kind of sound it makes.
Two of Nnenn‘s recent creations highlight the functional form in LEGO microspace. His most recent work, a cargo carrier called PX4-320b Ittadyma, is a carrier that displays colorful cargo containers, which are attached and detached with small helper crafts.
Another unique project highlights modular microscale ships. Click on the picture below to see all the combinations of ship parts, resulting in numerous variations.
David Simmons‘ BuzzHawk is an sleek and stylish ship that went through quite an extensive process of evolution. I really like the engine thruster pods and the fact that they swivel to increase maneuverability.
Peter Reid‘s latest creation in his Classic Space lineup is the MkII Rover. What makes this model stand out are the innovative ribbed barrels, a new technique which is likely to proliferate through the community in the future.
Mark Stafford (aka Nabii), recently crafted four awesome sci-fi creations for our enjoyment.
First up is a slick fighter made in collaboration with Joe Meno of BrickJournal. Next up is another colorful spacecraft from the Crysilon aliens.
Following that is a variation of the LEGO set Hybrid Rescue Tank — a set Mark himself designed. Last is an innovative science fantasy aircraft that combines Bionicle parts and bricks in a harmonious and stylish manner.
Behold Scott Whitesell‘s “Redheaded Stepchild” driven by the intrepid Jesse “Flash” Tasker:
And a second racer, the Radial Ripper:
Brickshelf user nash1126 has pictures of the box art of the upcoming space sets that we have previously discussed in the interview with the designers. At last, we see what the complete package will probably look like. It looks like each kit has quite an assortment of vehicles and play features.
A little art deco, retro-future sci-fi from me. It has no name but it goes fast.
Yeah, I know, “Add value,” but I just can’t think of appropriate words to describe this giant demonic female cyborg by Brian Kescenovitz…
Read Brian’s MOCPage for the chilling back story.
Nelson Yrizarry is on a vignette-building roll. His latest depicts what happens to a interstellar mycologist runs afoul of some exo-fungi.
Could these nasty mushrooms be related to a certain spacey pest?
Here’s one for all you readers in the UK. ;-) Doctor Sinister sends word of Ed Diment‘s Liberator spaceship from the classic BBC TV show Blake’s 7.
Making anything that’s not bilaterally symmetrical is a tough challenge, and Ed accomplishes a ship with three nacelles very nicely.
As an American who grew up in Japan, this was the first I’d heard of Blake’s 7, but now I’m intrigued…
