MOC Highlights

[Quacs]

I'm envisioning something like this scene with a few nests of hay dotted around for the RoboChicken coop...

 

[TheOrcKing]

I'm not sure if this is the right thread for the following MOC. It is a Palace Cinema with alternate movie posters from movies like Forrest Gump, Thor, LOTR, and many others.

Designer: Johan the Yellowhead

Name: Alternate Palace Cinema Movie Posters

Those are perfect. They look exactly like the source material only with the exception of the minfigures. Very nicely and artistically well done.

[colm9999]

Here are some pictures.

I wonder how much money it would cost to build an iron man suit?

[TheOrcKing]

I wonder how much money it would cost to build an iron man suit?

More than five MISB 10179's. :money:

[Legolo]

Another Technic MOC. I came across on BrickTechnic. It's from Cedric2010

 

It's a beet stripper (not sure how it's called in English) "Ropa Euro Tiger V8-3" and it's amazingly detailed.

If UCS would exist in Technic, that would definitely be a UCS.

 

 

Here is the video. This impressive MOC must be seen in action to understand the prowess behind it.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=EKY_lA4so_U

 

And some pictures below.

 

Here is the actual truck

 

An here are some of the MOC of Cedric2010. Almost everything works and move like in the real one... impressive.

 

I know some people will say "so what is just a farming machine".

Maybe, but for me it's also a huge challenge to make such a detailed and working MOC. And achieving something like that impose some respect IMHO, at least for those of us who like Technics

[Quacs]

That's incredible, and to think it has all the function of the real thing is amazing.  What a piece of art...

[justafrog]

Just completed this morning. Comments welcome, just be aware I cry easily. 

 

Mods, if I break any rules along the way on these please let me know, as I'm not trying to sneak in advertising, I'm just a proud MOC-momma.

 

 

 

[TheOrcKing]

Just completed this morning. Comments welcome, just be aware I cry easily. 

 

Mods, if I break any rules along the way on these please let me know, as I'm not trying to sneak in advertising, I'm just a proud MOC-momma.

No rules broken. That was the very core behind having this thread in the first place. You could also create a gallery of your own and post your creations in that as well. It gives people a more direct opportunity to leave comments and thumbs up your design. "MOC-momma".... That's a good one! :lol:

[justafrog]

Oh, thanks for the tip on the gallery, I'll have to look into that.

[comicblast]

Just completed this morning. Comments welcome, just be aware I cry easily. 

 

Mods, if I break any rules along the way on these please let me know, as I'm not trying to sneak in advertising, I'm just a proud MOC-momma.

 

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Great job, Justafrog! I am a big fan of dioramas and small little display thingamaboopers. Looks like you did a fantastic job...

[colm9999]

Just completed this morning. Comments welcome, just be aware I cry easily. 

 

Mods, if I break any rules along the way on these please let me know, as I'm not trying to sneak in advertising, I'm just a proud MOC-momma.

 

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those are amazing

[Quacs]

My sausage fingers accidentally -1ed justafrog's picture post. could someone +1 it for me? Much obliged.

Justafrog, well done! I love it - the stickers provide some nice realism too. Great job.

[justafrog]

Thanks, everyone, I appreciate the kind words! The stickers were the tough part because I'm not a decal-creating genius like my husband is a moc-creating genius (the entire structural design is his, the decals are mostly-mine with a great deal of input from him and our daughters, and a great deal of help from a couple of toy dealers and decal-sellers I am acquainted with.)

[Darth Lego]

My sausage fingers accidentally -1ed justafrog's picture post. could someone +1 it for me? Much obliged.

I +1 it for you.

[Darth Lego]

Sorry for double posting, but I came across some more cool MOCs on Eurobricks.
Designer:  VFracingteam
Name: Finished MOC SL Gabon STANTUG 4011
Link.
The original ship.

 
The LEGO MOC version.

All I can say is wow!   
 
Designers: 6kyubi6, 74Louloute, and 74Louloute.
Name: Steam Castle Falls 
Link.

That is amazing! 
 
More pictures of the build.

 

 

 


Steampunk style vehicle.

[justafrog]

Those are awesome! And that Steampunk style vehicle gives me all kinds of ideas -- I'll have to mention it to my daughter, artist and steampunk fan, and see what her active brain comes up with. 

[Quacs]

Here's the next entry - meet the next TechChicken (yup, the name has changed) crew member - Junior!   Here are a few pictures:

 

From the front

 

From the back

 

With the crew

 

Here's a link to the gallery:

[justafrog]

Love it! What a great, creative theme you have there!

[Quacs]

Thanks for the kind thoughts...I've thought about writing a couple of short stories around these characters, and then posting one of them on CUUSOO with pics of the crew.  I also want to do a scene for the crew - I was thinking of an interior of the TechCoop.

 

As with so many other things though, so many plans, so little time...

[TheOrcKing]

Here's the next entry - meet the next TechChicken (yup, the name has changed) crew member - Junior!   Here are a few pictures:

Hey, it's Sheldon from Garfield and Friends!

[porkchop]

Love the iron man one above - so cool!! Also the DDR one is adorable. Cool builds. 

[vincevaughn]

Hey, it's Sheldon from Garfield and Friends!

 

Ha Ha...I totally thought the same thing

[Quacs]

Ha Ha...I totally thought the same thing

 

I didn't even realize it until you posted that, but it's eerily similar.  I suppose putting the fried egg staff in his hand may differentiate him, but yeah he's pretty darn close.

[Guest eightbrick]

Matija, the guy who submitted the Cuusoo Ancient Civilizations idea (http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/18259), has some awesome MOCs on his flickr page:

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/matijagrguric/

 

 

 

 

Beautiful work, his architectural prowess is inspiring!

[Grolim]

Great use of the Delorean set

 

http://imgur.com/a/z92fG