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Jango Fett Slave-1

22 October, 2015 - 21:01 — zoomatomic
Jango Boba

My Jango Fett style Slave-1 version of CELEBVI slave-1, also side by side for comparison

Monkey Wizard Wu

16 October, 2015 - 14:18 — rolli

Its about time I show another model of mine.. Smiling

When I was in Denmark for the Fan Weekend in Skaerbaek in the end of September I picked up a Master Wu Dragon:

Fetching set 70734-1...

Great set with nice parts - something I found especially useful when I decided to build an alternative model to it. In the end the following creature emerged:


Monkey Wizard Wu by rolli, on flickr

He is a wise and old creature, wandering the wild lands, offering help and guidance to those in need. But don’t mistake him, if need be, his elemental powers will eradicate the enemy. Some say he’s a descendant of the old dragons that once ruled these lands with wisdom.

Adventures and Memories Room.

9 October, 2015 - 17:15 — wallyjarek

One of my old MOCs, is not exist anymore.
I built it only used bricks from the set MetalBeard's Sea Cow 70810

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Micro Trucks

8 October, 2015 - 20:45 — wallyjarek

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USS Enterprise D

6 October, 2015 - 23:05 — zoomatomic
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USS Enterprise D

La Cucina

4 October, 2015 - 22:34 — wallyjarek

I'm working in Italian restaurant in Limerick, so I decided to build it - my small version.

Machine for mixing dough

Buon appetito!!!

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Polybag DJ set

4 October, 2015 - 22:28 — wallyjarek

Another small MOC - DJ Polybag Set
Just 50 elements plus one minifig.





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NINJA - fight for...

4 October, 2015 - 22:23 — wallyjarek
Ninja - fight for....

Hi, this is one of my few Moc's - NINJA - Fight for...
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Lego Batmobile 1989

17 September, 2015 - 01:39 — zoomatomic
Lego Batmobile 1989

1989 Lego Batmobile

Lighting the UCS Millennium Falcon

13 September, 2015 - 22:07 — lostcarpark

I had a bit of a debate with myself about whether this should go in MOCs or sets, but decided the changes constitute a MOC, even if it's built on a set.

I've lit up the engine of my UCS Millennium Falcon:


Lighting the UCS Millennium Falcon by James Shields, on Flickr

It's done using a €2 20 LED set from a Euro store. I had to replace the 2x3 grey plates the trans-blue tile attach to with transparent parts (and as 2x3 clear plates cost a fortune, I built them out of 1x1s and 1x2s). After that, there was a bit of work to remove some parts that blocked the lights, and some internal parts to hold the wires in place.

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