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Hi all. In November of 2016 I saw Dr Strange in cinema and wished to learn more about the character. Using multiple images from on set images, comics and encyclopedias this is my interpretation of the Sanctum Sanctorum, the New York home of Dr Stephen Strange Every artist who has used it has made slight changes and I have too.

On the bottom floor there is a dining room, kitchen, office and living room with lighting fireplace.

On the second floor there are two bedrooms, a cage for the monster from the original lego set and a portal to the hospital- as seen in the film.

The third floor interior is yet to be complete but will feature a couple of small trinkets placed around the space.

A new MOC that I started a couple of days ago, Russian TOPOL nuclear missile transporter/erector.

I'm currently in the process of attaching the main drive shaft down the middle of the chassis in order to include the ability to control the wheels and steering from the top of the model. You may have noticed the technic gear bars on the front 3 and rear 3 pairs of wheels. These will link with the drive shaft, making it possible to turn the wheels from another gear on the exterior of the model.

And yes, that is indeed the size of the missile silo lol carried on top

Since this is a Work In Progress/WIP, if anyone has got any tips for large vehicles, I'd love to hear

Brad.
UK.

Last creation for this year, I have more but everything is waiting for the right moment

Happy New Year!
Happy New Year by jarekwally, on Flickr

My last MOC of 2017 (probably):

Porg! by James Shields, on Flickr

It's a fairly quick Sunday morning build from my parts drawers, so nothing too fancy, but I like how it worked out.

I tried a few ideas for the mouth, but I haven't found one that works yet. I may try a decal.

I may try and do a smoother version later.

Happy new year, everyone!

James

So here we are!

I've developed it over three years, starting with this:

The original station and level crossing by Andy Boal, on Flickr

Then the 2016 version:

The 2016 layout by Andy Boal, on Flickr

And finally the 2017 version:

Another view of the railway station by Andy Boal, on Flickr

I've plans for next year's already.

Those of you who were at last week's meeting will have already seen these in the brick. I built another nutcracker as a companion for the set version. The design is the same apart from the colour change and some other differences.

I also came up with another idea for a Christmas tree using palm tree leaves.

https://flic.kr/s/aHsmbber2b

Here is my last MOC of 2017,

Measuring 64 x 64 studs
8672 bricks

The Black Sheep Pub Capel Street.

Regards
Wes

Maybe I give this MOC too quickly but later I may not have enough time.

A month ago I got the idea to do something bigger than last year for Christmas.
This time everything will take place nicely on the 32x32 board.

This is a summary for me.
I used three different logo forums what I'm a member:
Brick.ie
LugPOL.pl
Zbudujmy.to
"The order of names is random"
Everything is working. I used L motor (I haven't M), battery box, IRDA and train remote to speed control. At home also is brick with light.

Made this a couple of weeks ago, hadn't posted it here yet: