Car or Girl?
Lino Martins arrived with his new car model, 57 Pontiac Safari, as he says “commisioned” by his girlfriend Sue (also modelled, on the right):
I wonder: which model is cooler? Girl or car?
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Loading ...RMS Olympic, the sister ship of Titanic
There were three of them - Titanic and Brittanic and Olympic. First met the iceberg, second met the mine. Only the third one (in fact - the first one built) survived and served until 1935. Flickr user rh1985moc built the microscale model of her:
Lots of LEDs (20) were put inside hull, which made the following night view shots possible:
Bizznizz’s Dreadnought
Nunoyo Bizznizz (if this is a real name, then this is sooo cool!) built a nice model of Warhammer 40k Dreadnought:
Just take a look at the head - awesome use of this part.
Mad Scientist and his steely servants
This War-of-the-Worlds-like giant walker is the latest creation of Demdike. This must have been very hard to photograph - it’s almost entirely black.
Via Brüder Stein 
Albino Batman conquers the galaxy
Great inspiration can be found just everywhere. Peter Morris come up with idea of a batstarfighter when he found a misprinted (white) batman torso in his set.
I wonder how rare is this torso. Does anyone have one of these?
Blacktron on Steroids - Manticore
Long, long time ago Jerac built Scorpion, a Blactron-like space tank. Now, he revisited this idea, but with a unusual twist. This twist is…. a pair of PF Medium motors and battery box built-in into the hull! And here’s the beast called Manticore:
And here is how it moves:
Here goes the question then:
Loading ...Pool Roof Hotel
I finished it two weeks ago, but I had no time to post it here. So here it is - my contribution to LUGPol’s Klocki-Zdroj, a hotel:
What’s new in Nnenn’s photostream?
Nnenn’s starfighters are, with no doubt, one of the most amazing space creations ever. I cannot get enough of them. Here’s the latest batch of his new models:
BS4 Yarn:
Umee:
Viper XR-1:
and (surpise): a hovercraft Paluyoske VBM:
Supreme Harmony
I’m not sure if this is a new creation of Arthur Gugick, but it popped up on Brickshelf front page and China is all over the news right now, so here it is: amazing recreation of a Hall of Supreme Harmony located in Forbidden City, Beijing.
A corner without a corner
Take a look at this totally awesome house by Dmac, built for Klocki-Zdroj 2008 project. This is a corner house, but for the first time I see it perfectly rounded!
And yes - these are sandblue tiles.
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