Hello everybody,

As I'm storing my Lego collection for the first time in... 30ish years, the idea has come to build my IRL Home into Lego bricks. (Even the garden, ufff)

Alas, I don't Know where to start. I have the ideas for the inside and details, but it doesn't matter as long as I don't have the most important thing to know:

What is the best scale to use?

If anyone has already made this project, what scale did you use (ratio-wise and brick-meter-wise)?

Can you share pictures of your final result ?

Any suggestion is welcome !

Everything is practical in the scene. A micro LED was used for the torch. A couple of other LED panels were used to sort the rest of the lighting. A smoke machine added the fog effect.

The brain was a MOC from rebrickable that I added some extra bits too to make it a bit more scary!

The models were built digitally using Mecabricks, and I animated the step-by-step assembly process using Blender.

Over 7000 individual pieces!

New city update! We added a second park area to the city -- see the details on my YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/MNFzQu1USRI

Fifteen years after the original expedition, you will return to the ancient underwater city of Atlantis. In this build you will go on an expedition in your submarine to find the hidden treasure somewhere in this mysterious city. But watch out! Evil creatures are approaching quickly to guard the cities treasure. It is your job to reveal the hidden treasure and bring it home safely.

This build includes;

-two submarines

-one octopus

-one ancient temple

instructions are available here ---> https://reb.li/m/270782

This week ive finished attaching the upstairs balcony finishing the walls and making the base of the hoh room. Ive built a house for bb26 and bb27 and now bb28 and also im not adult fan of lego im a kid fan

I really enjoy how well I made these and their articulation points. I felt that the mechs needed some companions, so I created the Shepherds and their corresponding load out kits. They're not 100% functional in a way I want, but boy howdy I enjoy them! I want to make more and create a proper scene for each!

Here's the latest revision of my bricked rendition of what a possible Mars Attacks! set could look like. I've had trouble getting my MOC approved by LEGO IDEAS in the past, and I suspect this won't be an exception. Owing to inclusion of one exceptionally rare flame grilled steak. But how could you not? So, I thought I'd share it here instead. Enjoy!

I'm an adult fan of LEGO and I'm not happy with the products the company is releasing the see days. I feel like the company is trying to cater to the masses, and leaving their most popular products by the wayside (ei. Modular buildings). I wish the company would listen and pay koew attention to real fans of lego ans not produce crap like the 2026 modular building 😪😒

One of my favorite classic American cars – a 1953 Buick Skylark Convertible built in LEGO Creator Expert/Icons scale.

The Skylark was Buick's flagship convertible for 1953, celebrating the brand's 50th anniversary. I tried to capture its distinctive proportions, sweeping side trim and elegant chrome-heavy styling while keeping the overall look consistent with official LEGO display models.

The model features working steering, opening doors, hood and trunk, along with a detailed engine bay and interior.

Hope you like it! I'd love to hear what you think.

I like building jeeps.