LEGO Crawler Town. Who says the end of civilization has to be totally drab? Dave DeGobbi’s massive eco-punk crawler city brightens up the post-apocalypse, looking like a Mardi Gras float designed by Master Blaster himself. Degobbi’s epic LEGO sculpture isn’t just some pretty colossus – it has a history, too. Here’s DeGobbi’s description of his crawler town:Crawler town roams the barren wastes of a post steam-punk world after cataclysmic climate change do to excessive coal use. Several such cities exist but Crawler town is the most popular due to the Aero 500 hydrogen fuel cell Air races that are held. Many people travel the wastes to Crawler town for vacation and to enjoy rare luxuries like Pizza, fresh vegetables and Beer. Travelling the wastes in search of minerals and aquifers ( vital for survival) the mobility of the city keeps it away from the vicious sand storms of the wastes Details about the MOC – I really enjoyed building this one!
Crawler Town New construction for more living space . Sideview. 50 Amazing Lego Creations | Lee Gustin Creative Designs. When I was a younger, I used to live, sleep, and breathe Lego’s. Now that I am older, I still have all of the pieces that I made, but I am constantly drawn to really amazing creations that truly talented Lego-maniacs make. I chose three great Lego artists from Flickr to showcase here. I highly recommend checking out their entire work on their respective pages. Feel free to leave comments with links to other great Lego works. Mondayn00dle (Brian Kescenovitz ) Jerac Legohaulic (Tyler) You Might Enjoy These Posts As Well. Spectacular Lego Bugatti Veyron Has Working Transmission, Brakes.
Kazza the Blank One: Lego Imperial Star Destroyer (10030) An Odyssey Begins I first saw a Lego Imperial Star Destroyer at the Power House Museum during the Star Wars Magic of Myth exhibition. Of course I immediately wanted one. But it would take nearly two years before the dream became a reality. After much drooling over sets that went on ebay, I finally took the plunge on a buy-it-now set. I then waited the two full months for the surface mail package to arrive. And what a package it was. 10030 box, with ruler for scale Inside the outer box, there are four smaller boxes, stuffed full of lego, and a *massive* instruction manual - over 1cm thick! I laid out all the baggies alongside each box: I weighed just the Lego in the baggies - it came to 5.3 kg! This site has an extremelly cool animation of the construction of the ship as recorded by a webcam every five seconds, and then put together into a four minute avi file.
This is an Aussie dude who made one. The beginning So Thursday night I sat down to begin. Tantive IV A-Frames Engines Wings The main body.