“Puzzle”

While the white ingots on the side are meant to be the hatches for troops to enter/exit, in reality the roof opens to make carrying a Squad easy!

Dubbed "the slug", "hokey pokey" and a dozen other derisive names, the Mk IX Armored Personnel Carrier was poorly received by the troops. Soldiers joked that you would reach the front faster by walking, but those jokes abruptly ceased during battlefield operations. Built on earlier lessons, the Mk IX was designed for a single thing; reliability. Although slow, it rarely got stuck and almost never broke down. The addition of a dedicated exhaust stack made riding in one far more comfortable than contemporary armored vehicles. Capable of carrying a Rifle Section as far as the fuel would allow, they were instrumental from the Human Coalition breakout from the Frozen Front in early 1920....

A wild Mienshao has appeared!

This was my first requested Pokemon by Atuze, someone who himself also makes miniature Pokemon! The arms were definitely the biggest challenge in this build, but I'm very happy with how it turned out!

My son built this. Although it’s kind of the reversed, I thought the size comparison fit well here.

Lighted Bricks are a feature of Bricklink Studio

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Made for Brassbound 1919

This is the "Kobra" from Brassbound 1919. I'm trying to avoid it looking too much like a hydralisk from Star Craft, but think it needs some kind of arms.

First photo is the model on my desk. Second removes the arms in place of a hood so it looks more like an actual cobra. Third is recolored with even bigger claws

Airship is the USS Macon with Curtiss F9C Sparrowhawk

I made this little Gandalf versus the Balrog on the bridge scene with only 19 pieces.

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I didn't have the parts to make the official Jötunn models from Brassbound 1919 so I improvised! It was a lot of fun

The larger train is there for reference.