SSA series latest model, with the improvement on movability and balance of overall stucture and scale.

After the development of SSA Test Frame, the development team move on to mulitry appication of the SSA Test Frame. Two pioneer mecha, SSA New Frame 01 and 02, was created. 02 focus on battle on the surface of the planet, as 02 is enquiped with wheels, close combat weapon and machine gun.

The H.A.W.G name stands for Heavy Artillery Walking Gunstation and lives up to it aswel. It's a very robust and all terrain vehicle that can tackle most environmental hazards with ease which aid in getting it's immense firepower to where it needs be.
It's basically a qudrapedial tank with a large double-turret mounted on the upper rear section. Any further foward and the frame of the H.A.W.G would split with the recoil.
To assist the H.A.W.G is two small UAV's (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) which act as scouts and provide support fire.

This was a fun moc to make overall and even though it didn't turn out completley as I wanted to I'm still happy with the end result. The cockpit isn't quite capeable of holding a lego minifigure so I threw together a small pilot with a few pieces and it's not perfect but it works nonetheless.
I included the flag on the tail section to show that this is part of an organisational army, like it belongs to a factiopn and that it's just one unit of many from an assembly line.

Another diorama, this time depicting a large sea creature chasing down a submarine and a free swimming diver. Will the divers escape the Jurasaahk fish?
I wanted to do an aquatic dio for a while and I've finally gotten off my lazy ass to do it. I know the terrains always back with me but it's the most abundant brick and so therefore the natural choice.
The submarine's relativley simple. The fun came in with the sea creature. It's mainly system with a few technic parts here and there to articulate the body. The head is fully articulated with a ball jointed neck, opening jaws and articulated head fins.

Just a dual turret tank.

Master and Apprentice... Count Dooku and Asajj Ventress show this Republic AT-TE and its crew of Clone Troopers the true power of the Dark Side.

All is not lost, Galactic Republic reinforcements are on the way...

You can see a pic of all my Galactic Republic Forces & Jedi here [link] and loads of other Lego Star Wars awesomeness in my gallery [link] Hope you like it too!

deviantART’s dedicated Lego Star Wars group…

‘Do not underestimate the Force… of the Brick!’

Ugh, the light was nowhere near as good as I was hoping so it's a bit grim and grainy, but here it is! My improved Lego Delphinus.

What started out as a small tweak turned into a complete rebuild. The old version was close given the source material I was working from but open to vast improvement. The bow bulge was far too small before and though it's a nightmare of a shape to capture in Lego I think it turned out okay.

Because of the perspective of the main reference for my first version the prow was too long and wide and the superstructure (especially the bridge) was too small. All that has been fixed AND I managed to get the torpedo tubes in. I even have swap out parts for open tubes!

Despite being a fairly minor detail the anchors were one of the parts I agonised over the most, and the solution I have in place is a very basic representation at best. If inspiration strikes I'll update them. The flanks are also a bit gappy, but again it's a shape that just doesn't lend itself to Lego.

Anyway, over all I'm fairly happy with it. I'd have liked to get a picture of the old and new side by side but a large amount of its predecessor was repurposed for this build so alas it is no more!

About The MOC
Well...I don't think this needs a whole lot of introduction. I built Big Daddy from the Bioshock franchise of video games. I had contemplated making my own version of BD after every other lego or bionicle version I've seen failed to impress me. Seeing and playing him as a character in Playstation All Stars Battle Royal finally pushed me over the edge to actually take a crack at building Big Daddy.
The build was initially very challenging to me because I had no idea how I was going to approach some key aspects of the MOC, like the portholes. The helmet and drill were actually figured out a long time ago. Those were the easiest parts, the hard part was EVERY THING ELSE!
Overall I'm content with the MOC. The proportions are off from the actual character. His Body isn't as bulky in the back or sides as the original, and I think this in turn makes the legs too long. BD's legs are stubbier than they are hear. I think the thing to consider though is this isn't a MOC made with any and ever part I needed, this was a MOC made with what I happened to have at the time. With that being said, I'm happy with how he turned out.

_{"Big Daddy," "little sister," Bioshock, and the bioshock logo are all owned by Irrational Games. I claim no ownership to any intellectual Property other than the MOC and photos of said MOC.}

People often complain about LEGO making more and more sets with "juniorized" pieces, which are huge and they can be used only for what they have been designed for... right? :]

With this creation I tried to prove that it is not always the case. This thing is meant to be an interstellar freighter, built in microscale. One plate height represents roughly 2 meters of height of "real" thing.

...or rather, a cross between a hedgehog, a porcupine, and a sea urchin.

Yet another of my 10-minute MOCs produced after staring at a piece for too long xD In this case, Von Nebula's shoulder spikes.

_{Bionicle (c) Lego
All designing, building and photography (c) Me}

An elegant selection of aircraft made to combat the most worthy of threats.
Top 2 from left to right: ''Archangel'', ''Archbishop''
Bottom: ''Peacemaker''

See more @ [link]

Work in progress. Too tired to finish now. Will work more on it later.

*Edit: Seems I can finish this at the oekaki board. Animation file is broken and won't load the whole progress.

Tried to take it into SAI, but I could not find a way to make the eraser tool behave the same way as the binary pencil. So I guess I'm gonna leave it as it is.


Drawn at the Mega Man Network oekaki board with a mouse.

Video: [link]

Andrei & Model E is © to me.

Every once in a while the Galactic Republic are faced with problems that only a truly extraordinary Jedi can deal with. Here Jedi Master Ooooh leads an elite unit of Advance Recon Force Troopers to liberate the Temple of the Claw during the Separatist occupation of his home world Pizza Planet.

You can see a pic of all my Galactic Republic Forces & Jedi here [link] and loads of other Lego Star Wars awesomeness in my gallery [link] Hope you like it too!

deviantART’s dedicated Lego Star Wars group…

‘Do not underestimate the Force… of the Brick!’

Somebody there to rescue me?

If anyone remembers my last Lego model, that one took me 8 weeks to build, mainly due to the amount of time it took me to find the pieces. However, it took me only 2 days to design and build this model

There are a couple of things I would like to change on this model, I just don't have the correct pieces, but I think it works well as a design, although the colouring is a bit dull.

More views here [link] on Flickr.

Hey guys!
So I had recently built another mech that had been sitting around for far too long and I ended on getting myself to finish it for some odd reason. But it wasn't very good and I always planned on getting rid of it.
But then this guy came out of it! Sariel.

So like always here is a link to the same pic on my flickr page but with a proper description.[link]
Although I'm not putting this one in a set on flickr, you can still browse my photostream and see the other pics of this guy.

Enjoy!

Well here is something that is finally worth posting. A new starfighter! I know I don't post a whole lot on DA but I try to post what I think is worth it and this is for sure.
If you want a more detailed description go here. [link]
If you want to see more pics why not go here. [link]

Enjoy!

My lego version of a Viper Mark II from the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica. I am extremely proud of this little guy, and have long decided that he's not going to come apart except for physical changes and improvements to the design. She's got most of the details from the "real" one, including a tiny keyboard set under the cockpit's joystick (sorry, my camera can't take a good enough picture) and a properly-colored pilot's seat.

A little backstory for this guy. I set out wanting to make a minifigure scale Mark II, properly sized and everything, so I figured out approximately how a brick and a stud translates to feet in lego scale (one brick is approximately 1.4 feet feet tall and one stud is approximately 1.15 feet long), and then translated that into the officially available dimensions for the CGI model, for about 24 studs long, 6.3 bricks high, and 13.5 studs wide. Unfortunately, I simply couldn't get everything I wanted into the design at that scale, so this is a bit larger than a properly scaled Mark II would be. Ah well. Maybe at some point I'll figure out how to get this smaller and have the right details.

And yes, I am aware how dirty some of the bricks are: I basically exhausted my supply of curved and properly angled bricks for this, and had to use a bunch of pieces I've had since I was about eight.

Lego is property of the Lego company
Battlestar Galactica belongs to… I have no real idea. I guess Glen Larson?

Back: [link]
Bottom: [link]

A minifig-scale hippo made entirely out of LEGO. No custom parts, only officially produced and currently available ones. The head moves up and down and the mouth can open and close. 55 parts in total.

You can vote for my CUUSOO project to see this and my other animals turned into an official LEGO set. (If you don't have a CUUSOO account yet, it's free, anonymous, and takes less than a minute to set up.)

Finally got round to making one of the larger models. Didn't take too long, bout 8 hours to model as I already had most of the parts saved from previous models. Again modelled in 3DS Max and took the usual 30 - 40 minutes to render.

Polygon count: 20920

Comments please.

Would like to dedicate this piece to Luke Pope. He is my tutor, my inspiration, and my best friend. Everything i know about 3D, came from him, and it is because of him I won the award. Thanks mate

This is a 8 wheels Infantry Carrier Vehicle or Anti-Tank Guided Missile Vehicle in Lego, but I like to call it "Infantry Carrier"~
It armed with auto 50 Cal. machine gun, smoke grenade launchers, and some anti-tank guided missile~
I design it, but it look like the Stryker, or others your may think,oh well, at lease is not all that alike~
Hope you like it~

P.S.: I add some Lego soldiers on it, yes those doors can open~

9.5"x14" Screen Print

If LEGO bricks were snickers bars...

natural venom scorpion

I tweaked my gag MOC and tried to make a proper Samus Aran. The shoulders are really screwy to get right.

Made in LDD.

Samus Aran (c) Nintendo
Lego Digital Designer (c) Lego

Just to prove to you guys that I'm not dead...

Channeling a little bit of Zizy for this one.

WOOOO.


My entry for the BCBS challenge this month. Our challenge was basically to revamp a classic Toa. I did Onua. I didn't really stick with the look of the original, as I took this challenge to basically be the equivalent of "Make the Toa how you think they should have been." So I did :3 It's simple, and not at all original, but MAN I love this guy. I don't even know why.

Here's a link to the MOCpage. It has more pictures and description. [link]


Oh, and by the by. New favorite song: [link] XD Love it. So true.

After a decade-long slump, GQ Automotive returned with a completely re-engineered B-Type model, designed for the unique stylings and needs of drivers in the '60s. The 1961 GQ B-Type would mark the return of the marque to the international spotlight as a quality car company.

Other shots are: [link] [link] [link]

©2013 Christopher Elliott, All Rights Reserved

My favorite shot of this car

After a decade-long slump, GQ Automotive returned with a completely re-engineered B-Type model, designed for the unique stylings and needs of drivers in the '60s. The 1961 GQ B-Type would mark the return of the marque to the international spotlight as a quality car company.

Other shots: [link] [link] [link]

©2013 Christopher Elliott, All Rights Reserved

Another view of the hunter-chopper.



On another note, what the heck is up with the new submissions system?

Yeah, it's the hunter-chopper from Half-Life 2. I had a difficult but fun time making it. The most frustrating part was getting it to balance and not tip back. I had to rebuild the main structure many times to make it lighter in the back before I realized I could just move the wings (where the wheels are attached, which act as a fulcrum) back. The angle of the picture makes it look a little small, but it is almost 13 inches long not counting the gun, 9 inches wide, and about 6.5 inches tall. As with any "model" I make, playability and accuracy are equal factors in this. I had a whole bunch of Garry's Mod screenshots for use as references while building it, and I made it as accurate as possible. Only one major thing I missed: the actual chopper has two seats in the cockpit, but I could only fit one (but a minifig with a helmet can still fit perfectly). It is also very sturdy, and can be played with extensively. I added a couple flick-fire missiles under the wings, and it has a built-in bomb compartment that can open and drop a little bomb as in Water Hazard. I think it might actually be too big, though. My gunship and strider are tiny compared to it.

On a final note, I really like the propeller.

AMP Suit from the 'Avatar' movie

These drones are used for loading cargo, construction, and maintenance. Their ability to levitate gives them excellent abilities over other similar drones.

*Also, this is the same basic design as the floating police drone, but I wanted to show you guys the original red one.

Once an accomplished student, Tazku turned his mind towards the study of sounds and how powerful soundwaves can truly be if harnessed properly. He developed a harness which held 2 stationary sound blasters on his shoulders and 2 gauntlets that have sound blasters on them. The gauntlet blasters would allow him to direct the soundwaves precisely. Unfortunatley, the people funding his research threatened to take away his creation and sell it for profit. Enraged by this betrayal, he destroyed all the data he had, all the research he'd done to develop the technology and took the harness for himself.
Now he wields it to cause chaos and commit crimes under the name NOIZEE. The blasters power allows him to blow out clear holes in the sides of buildings, whether they be made of concrete or stronger metals. Helpful when the building is a bank.

I've had this idea for a while now about a guy that would use soundwaves as an offensive weapon. I think my overal boredom with moccing at this time drew the idea to the front of my mind like an exiting moth emerging from the aged shadows to the otherwise dull flame of the present.
He's quite simple structure wise and was easy to build but for me it's the overal idea of this moc that I find most interesting.
I was going to name him 'Noisy Boy' but that would be blatant plagerism against the movie REAL STEEL. That was the name I had when I first came up with this idea a few years ago so I had to think of a new one that would be different from Noisy Boy but also have reference to the soundwaves concept. I came up with NOIZEE (Noise-e) as it was simply the exchange of letters.
I don't really make mocs like this but I'm quite pelased with him. I guess the feeling of completing a moc is enhanced here by the fact I've had the idea for a few years.

In case you didn't know, my MOC Vector was part of a mass produced series of defense robots. Better robots (such as Heroes) have since replaced them in military and policing duties. Now, the Vector drones that haven't been scrapped are used for security guards, or reprogrammed for labor.

*I absolutely love these things. I originally built them as background characters for an upcoming comic. However they came out being very interesting in their own right. I included the original green Vector for size comparison, and to show his new head design (which is much more solid than the original). I will now list the weapons of the individual Vector Drones
Red- Air cannon, and a minigun that has a geared knob (to spin it)
Blue- Magnet, taser
Grey- Mortar, anti-aircraft gun

Some detail shots of Zethra

Zethra is very intelligent. She can understand a few spoken languages and read as well. She has learned much about the races and places of the galaxy by reading books and forgotten data drives on her planet.

This is a Lasher "light" tank from a game call "Command and Conquer Red Alert 2: Yuri's Revenge" in Lego
"Prepare for your lashes!"
More info can be found here: [link]
Because of it "lashes" on the front of the tank, it took me some time to think and build, as result, is like this, I know is not really good, but I try~
I use some pictures or images as blueprint: [link] [link]

Well at least the tank got the looks~ what you guys think?

The Description is currently being written by the users. Whoever submits the best one gets it selected!

Doctor, Amy, River and TARDIS

This is a Rhino "heavy" tank from a game call "Command and Conquer Red Alert 2" in Lego
"We will bury them!"
More info can be found here: [link]
I know it not really that much likely the same tank in the game: [link] , but I see the "Original" of the tank: [link] [link] , so the "Original" one is better than the one in the game~

I know is not that good looking, but I try~

An elegant selection of aircraft made to combat the most worthy of threats.
Top 2 from left to right: ''Archangel'', ''Archbishop''
Bottom: ''Peacemaker''

See more @ [link]

Upgraded the boosters, so this one can go really fast!

Variation of Mitten Ninja's Copperhead ([link]), really cool design! Instructions here:[link]

Flickr: [link]

Mech in Yellow!

Variation of Mitten Ninja's Copperhead ([link]), really cool design! Instructions here:[link]

Flickr: [link]

Like the weaponsets, only they detach and transform.

This is a Lego Humvee (with no roof cover) armed with a 50 cal. gun~
Just an fast build Lego Humvee~
I found out if I add the roof cover, the out come look imperfect to me, so I remove the cover, and this is what look like, look cooler then the roof cover one~ XD
Add some armour from the side, add some radio antenna (I think I add it too much), add side light, and the "doors"~ XD
I try to build bigger, but if I build it bigger, the out come will look too big, so this is the perfect size~
It looks normal for a Humvee, what do you think?