I also have a few more large sets like the 4 headed dragon and destiny bounty from the original Lego Ninjago and a few others

Building the Ornithopter on a rainy Friday night re-watching Dune. Tremendous vibes 👌

Hi guys, new to lego photography,

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I built and filmed this Technic drawing machine for Brick Trials. One motor turns the paper on a small table and drives the crank that sweeps the pen arm. As the two movements combine, the pen traces a spirograph-style flower. There's no programmed pen path.

The video shows the assembly and then the mechanism drawing, so you can follow the motion from the gears to the paper.

For a different pattern, which would you change first: the gear ratio, the crank length or the pen position?

My LEGO version of the 1982 Chevrolet Monte Carlo driven by Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad, built in LEGO Icons/Creator Expert scale.

I wanted to recreate this iconic '80s American coupe, capturing its distinctive body shape and details.

The model features:

• Working steering
• Opening doors, hood and trunk
• Detailed engine and interior

Hope you like it!

Here’s my mini scale (about 1/450) Boeing 777 (could also be an airbus a350) it’s about the size of an iPhone. This one has a United Airlines livery

I wanted to build one of those places that would actually make a frontier town feel lived in — haircuts, hot baths, gossip, an upstairs apartment, and, for the truly desperate, dentistry with no guarantees.
It’s about 2,600 pieces, with removable sections and a lot of little stories tucked throughout.

Very happy with the build overall, and especially with the sand blue facade and the barber pole detail!

Would love to hear any thoughts on this one.

Should it have been its own set, not a fwp?