Babalas-Shipyards posted a photo: The prototype of the standard Mk 37 Gun Director installed on WWII US Navy ships. The shape of this isn't quite right yet and I don't like the radar much. I'll see what Legomonster comes up with for his.....And just copy that ;-)

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ACPin posted a photo: Merged modules 1 and 2 with hallway for the EBCSWB.

PigletCiamek posted a photo: Neptunine - pirate brig Captain Brickbeard's 12 gun ship Mudular contruction - divided into 3 sections: bow with a galley, waist with the gun deck and stern with captain's quarters. For the full gallery please visit my BS folder: www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=423644

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Morgan190 posted a photo: March 8, 2010 This is an alternate model created by only using pieces from a single #8036 Separatist Shuttle set, for FBTB's "ASS Model" contest. I opted to use a trans-clear cheese 1x1 as the additional windscreen element.

StayonTargetProd posted a photo: Seriously. I don't think something that says "Kick-@$$" should be on the youtube homepage...

Seemingly another well-designed mecha, the Element Commune by Tyler Clites (Legohaulic) features interesting color accents that give it a defining look… It wasn’t until I watched the accompanying video that I saw it walks! This is the first walking biped mecha that also boosts aesthetics, and to think many of us are still trying to

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Uspez Morbo posted a photo: The Suntron Glutton was designed during the first great clash with the Zerg. The 'cage' is filled with highly volatile, overly sunny material. When in range of enemy Zerg, the cage is set to detonate and released. Piloting a Glutton is dangerous business, clearing the blast radius in time is not always possible. Given the volatile nature of the overly sunny ma...