That seems to be the story conveyed here in this little diorama by Paul Diedrich. He showcases a few very nifty MOCs, but what sets this above other MOCs, is the simple, yet effective layout. A printed backdrop, and table cloth, it really is reminiscent of old Lego catalogues.
And that Scum Police was asking for it. Just saying.
This just might be my favorite Blacktron build ever. The MOC is stunning, the subject material is unusual, and to top it off, it uses the Duplo windscreen!
I live in an area where there is a lot of farming, so I have seen plenty of real combines at work. I grew up a patch of dirt that had been farmland a couple years before I was born, so these things were right next door, so to speak.
And it even has a scary skull face on the front!
Dario Dipic, you have my undying respect.
I've seen a lot of upscaled renegade builds, but I haven't seen many redux Renegade in the same scale as the original. Danth has rectified this problem.
What most impressive about this MOC, is that when the rear section is left all alone, it transforms into a robot!
Pure brilliance, I regret not thinking of it myself!
Better get out of the way, this Blacktron Missile Corvette by Horlack has you locked in their sights.
Actually, it looks like you may be too late, as those missiles are hot! It even has a nifty landing pad with the Blacktron 2 logo emblazoned across it.
SHIPtember has been done for about 9 days now, and it gave us two OG Blacktron SHIPS,
We have an upscaled Renegade by DJ Quest. It even is modular, just like the original!
Then we have the BLACKTRON BRUISER by Chris Boen. Yes, the caps are necessary.
Hopefully next year brings us more fabulous SHIPs, and maybe a Blacktron 2nd generation one or two.
A couple MOCs of his own design, a few recolourings of a Futuron set, plus a standard Invader, equals a pretty cool battle fleet by Rob Mehmed. I am especially fond of the slightly upscaled Invader. It's subtle, but once you compare it to the normal Invader on the right, you notice it's bigger, and arguably better.
4estFeller posted this tiny little Blacktron microfighter. It packs in a lot of detail with just of afew parts, most notable of which are those technic panels.
Greetings Blacktron viewers. I bring you a simple MOC, but it's one that brings a powerful message. It might be connected to the cake underneath.
Yesterday I got married to a wonderful lady. and yes, our wedding colours where those of my favorite Lego theme, Blacktron 2.
Yes, the caked is a hexagon, and not an octagon, but who's counting?
I like to refer to the Blacktron 2 bubble cockpits as "Pods". Oliver G has taken one of Lego's little pod sets, and made it Blacktron.
Febrovery has come and gone, and it brought us lots of Blacktron this year. This one by Kimberly Schutt is made of half Duplo, half normal brick. It's quite unique in that aspect, and it's also quite cool.
It's halfway through Febrovery now, and already there's some Blacktron rovers searching around, hunting those other rovers to crush them. Or something. This one by The Inventor can certainly spot other rovers coming from far away.
Certainly a strange looking rover, but I approve of the modular cockpit, you could easily swap it out with any of the ones from the official sets.
It's not the only Blacktron Future Generation rover, there is also the Blacktron Legitimate Business Rover by Frost. I'm really liking this one. One doesn't see that cockpit used every day, and it works great here.
Now that's not something you see everyday. that's a Duplo fig pilot. Heck, that's a Duplo cockpit!
The builder say's it's inspired by a lion fish, and if one knows what a lion fish looks like, I would say the resemblance is good. The size is also very deceptive, but that's what happens when you use duplo in your MOC.
NoVVember was a couple months ago, but I think we can call this the Nevv Year, cause two Vs look like a W? no? Just me?
Either way, Tommaso Ferrarese has this awesome VV. Take a look.
The only issue I have is that the cockpit isn't trans-yellow, but that's not the builders fault. And trans black is a perfectly fine substitute. I bet you didn't even know this was a render, it's that good!
