WWII jeeps

     This jeep was made a few months ago after I made a WWII armored car (which I will be showcasing later). The odd construction (five studs instead of four or six) was difficult to pull off but I believe it makes it look more realistic. The machine gun is about version 6 or 7 Since I'm never happy with what I do.

The SCDRU.

      The Special Circumstances Direct Response Unit is a top commando force trained and fielded by the United States ad Canada. These specialized units are the elite of both nations military, and are a very closely guarded secret. Utilized during Hawaii's rebellion and Montreal's abdication these units quickly distinguished themselves as the best of the best. Here are all the known units and their roles.

These are the commanders. They wear heavy body armor
and carry a type 55 carbine for personal defense.  Highly
trained they make the perfect soldier                                      

These are the heavy support soldiers. They wield MK II
flamethrowers. These flamethrowers fire a mix of napalm
and gasoline that is kept in a highly pressurized container.
When the trigger is pulled it opens a valve in the tank which
allows the fuel to shoot through the hose at high speed.  
As it passes the nozzle a spark plug zaps it igniting the fuel.
    The flames then shoot out up to 150 feet.This weapon is  
highly dangerous and the operator needs several months
of training before he is able to use it.                                    

These are the scouts. They where lighter body armor than the
commanders and carry a lighter SMG.                                           

These are the medium support units. They wield a modified mini
gun which can fire at 6000 rounds a minute. A small cell of liquid
oxygen keeps the gun from overheating but sustained fire for several
minutes will still overheat the mechanism.                                        

This light speeder is used by the scouts to recon enemy territory.

The DAP (direct action penetrator) is the SCDRU's main dropship.
It can hold up to six troops, is heavily armored and can fly at
speeds of 200 mph.                                                                           

The two hellbringer missiles have a large enough blast radius
 to clear out a sizable dropzone.                                                      

   

Bounty hunters, speeders and guns

A little less than a year ago I quit my blog. I never made a conscious decision to do so it just happened. But  two or three days ago I decided to restart it. I believe my skill level has increased considerably since I quit but I have nothing fantastic enough for a come-back post so I'm going to give you several small builds that I've made in the past month.

          Bounty hunter. I made the guy first and the speeder later. The gun
     I made just yesterday. Before that he had had a sort of minigun.

His gun. I based it off the bruteshot.

His speeder. I really like how this turned out.
The main body is a bionicle foot

    This is not the minigun I was talking about earlier. I made this after watching
the lego movie and seeing that robot womans minigun.

This is my grunt the only thing I'm not happy with is the head.

This hardsuit fits a microfig. I also made a grey version.

A rogue robot/bounty hunter/post-apocalyptic marauder. Enough said.

Dragon Mountain.

This is my review of Dragon mountain which I received, along with two forest ambushes a few weeks ago.

The first part builds the dragon, the catapult, and the two lion knights. First we come to the dragon who is obviously is the high point in the set(at least to me).  It's a lot bigger than I thought and has good articulation and details, also it has one of the awesome new large flame pieces. The catapult is an awesome build that has a little space in it that is almost big enough to hide a minifig inside. The two minifigs both have crazy detailing and cool armor. No complaints here.                                                                                                        

 The second part of the build include one half of dragon mountain, the princess, and a dragon knight.
This part surprised me in many ways. First of all I was not sure what was under the stairs and was pleasantly surprised to find that there is a small little place for the dragon knight to rest and have a little snack. Moving up we come to the cell which has to be the smallest cell in the history of forever. It is only 4x3 just big enough for the princess to stand in. And then at the very top is a little creepy battlement with spikes and things sticking out of it.

 The final part builds the other half of dragon mountain, and the evil dragon wizard.
first you build the wizards potion room/chill out place, because even dastardly villains need a place to chill once in awhile. this is pretty awesome but it is difficult to get the bottles and keys out. Then you build a little walkway with a catapult, and finally the dragon wizard.

 Over all this is a cool that needs a little more of the castle, (maybe another wall or a storeroom), and another dragon knight.

And these are all of the extra bits you get, awesome or what?

Hardsuits

 A few days ago I decided to build a trio of space villains. One would be a minifig, another would be just anything I could think of, while the last would be a hardsuit. I was not too impressed and I only liked the hardsuit. Even that was not perfect as it's long spindly legs meant it could not stand very well on it's own. Still I kept at it until it was as you see it below. I changed around the little details to make it have winter camo, and night camo.

A shocktrooper.



This is Ezra's hardsuit,a sniper, I only helped him with the arms.

For some reason Ezra is able to use SNOT(Studs Not On Top) without really thinking about it.

A picture of the team sniping from a third floor window.

Transformer...sort of.

This is my first attempt at a "transformer." I actually didn't start it as a transformer and my part usage was limited because I was only using parts from the Power Mech. Here it is.                                  

First it's a walker...

...then it's a futuristic car.

The Bearwolf.

Bearwolf. Weird name, I know. But I'm still working on the name, in fact I might even post a poll later with all of the names that I've been thinking of. Anyway here is the build. It is essentially one of my earlier beasts with some reworkings namely the head is closer to the ground, and the front legs actually move a little.