LEGO Mobile Police Patlabor: Ingram 98 MOC

Another long and old project partially done. I wanted to build a Mobile Police Patlabor: Ingram 98 in 2 years ago but I never got it done. I've been looing for a way to build the head at this scale. Until last week, idea suddenly came. I still need some bricks to finish it. Show you the new progress later.

MOC Project: Yellow Warrior

It's an unfinished MOC project. The thing triggered this MOC was the black tires on the loose part tray. I was wondering if I could make something out of the black tires. It was pretty interesting to use the tires as forearms, I think. Then, the arms were the first thing that I built and I followed my usual senses to build the rest.

At this stage, the model is not that firm. Knees fall off easily. I will rebuild it when I have idea... Stay tuned.

LEGO Star Wars TIE Advanced Prototype Modification

TIE Advanced Prototype is one of the toughest model for Lego to build. The reason is the curved wings design. I haven't watched Rebels Season 3 yet. I think it won't have much airtime in the future when all Inquisitors are killed by Darth Mual at the end of Season 2. To make the wings look curved, Lego should have another joint at the tips of the wings. I think "Lego standard" doesn't allow that. So, I made a simple modification during my break time. Not perfect but it looks a bit better.

White Vehicles

Recently, I put the white and black together and I found they match with each other very well. The white truck is from Vulture's set and it was well designed by Lego. I modified a bit on at the back to make it nicer.

Lego Marvel Super Heros: Spider-man Homecoming's Vulture (Modification)

The latest Spider-man movie was here last week. After the darkest period of time (Two Amazing Spider-Man movies), Spider-Man movie was back on track again. With Marvel's magic, one of the ugliest Spidy villains: Vulture, who was an hairless old man in green suit and wings, became very cool on screen. He used the alien parts stolen from the Avengers 1 battlefield in NYC to build his wings. Lego's original design wasn't bad but just not cool enough. Lego didn't build the multi-angle rotors inside the ring. So, I just added them to the ring. Because of lacking knives and swords parts, I couldn't change the wing tips into what I wanted. Let's see if I can get some in the future.

Updated a bit...

LEGO Iron Man Armor's Weapon Addition (MOC)

I think Lego Iron Man series is something with unlimited fun. Similar to Bruce Wayne, Tony Stark made many many armors and weapons in his lab. It gives Lego hobbyists a lot of inspiration to build their own Iron Man scenes and related creations. I can't stop myself adding things to this Iron Man armor bit by bit. At this stage, I add two weapons to it: rifle and machine gun.



That's how the weird shields work.





Not a great looking machine gun for sure. I will change it later when I get my work done.





Comparing to Detroit Steel, Iron Man armor is more interesting to build.

LEGO Ironman Armor MOC

Using the Ironman Hulkbuster set was the simplest way to get smooth and rounded deep red bricks and golden bricks. Although I still had the feet to finish, I wanted to see if it came out ok in photos. At the same time, I played a bit of the robotic arms shields which was the design of "Gundam: Thunderbolt". Basically, the shields with arms would block projectiles from any angles without occupying any arm. I thought it was a crazy design before I watched Gundam: Thunderbolt.

Now, I think it's an interesting idea.










I tried to put the Hulkbuster's head on it but it didn't look too good.