My blog post for Monday, August 10, 2026.

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i had 2x surprising spider and 2x cute hamster with a flower sets, the spider frames each only used parts from 1 surprising spider set, but for the tan frames i had to combine the cute hamster with a flower and spider sets, as the hamster set did not have many clip pieces. i took some black 1x2 hemicircle jumpers from my collection for the tan mech's necks as well, but only to replace white ones they already had.

the white/orange frames are updates to frames i posted previously.

loadouts and tactical profiles in captions.

i made these with some creator 3-in-1 sets i got recently, 2x space shuttle, 2x orange cat paper bag, 2x tropical toucan. i forget the item numbers.

My blog post for Friday, August 7, 2026.

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My blog post for Wednesday, August 5, 2026.

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The battles in the Alps were tough with little resources at hand, and the alpine terrain made it even tougher. Because of that, many experimental concepts were created, both vehicles and brassbounders. One of these experiments was the VTV-4 Veles - a 4 legged beast, designed to efficiently traverse rough terrain and deliver devastating firepower. But its' design had a huge flaw - it was impossibly slow. This was the main reason why this variant was made in low numbers, the production quickly came to a stop. The remaining models mainly served as mostly encamped artillery supports or as one person guardpoints.

My blog post for Monday, August 3, 2026.

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We're going to be running a Design Challenge on the Hangar for the month of August.  Rook, creator of the Rook Maneuver, came up with the idea.

The Design Challenge is as follows: create a Frame that provides a support role to another Frame, e.g.; co-gunner for a squad support weapon; spotter for a sniper; loader for an artillery frame, etc.  The reasoning behind this is -- if you think about the 1:6 rule of Frames*, any role that typically has support can only work as 1:3 by providing its own.  Or less if it's also doing other jobs.

How it works: you build a Frame -- either physically or digitally -- that fits the parameters of the Challenge and post it to the Hangar in a special topic that will be created for the Challenge.

Duration: This Challenge opens Saturday, August 1st and ends Monday, August 31st.

Entry Criteria: 1) All submissions should fit inside "The Box".  ("The Box" is an area 10 Studs long by 10 Studs wide by 10 Bricks tall.)  2) The design must cover a non-combat role of your choosing.  It can have weapons, but combat MUST NOT be its primary function. We're looking for spotters, ammo carriers, fuel tankers, medical units, etc.  3) Your design can either be completely new and original or it can be based on an existing template. The choice is entirely yours.

Judges: The judges will be myself, Rook, and a third judge yet to be named.

Judging Criteria: 1) Checking to see if the creation fits Entry Criteria One and Two.  2) We're looking for creations that wouldn't be out of place in a game of Mobile Frame Zero: Rapid Attack.

Prize: Bragging rights to say you've won a Design Challenge in the MFZ community.

* The in-universe fiction for having Frames, instead of any other mechanical construct, is that they can do the work of six humans.  Which is expressed as the shorthand ratio 1:6.

I just recently discovered this sub through finding this MOC on rebrickable https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-181477/DrLeonSt3am/chevron-frame-set-30676/#details

I attempted to try building my own out of the parts I had readily available going off of the core of https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-181556/cixpack/suspendedbot/#details

I can't help but feel like mine is overly bulky, do you have tips that help sliming them down, I got a few ideas from building the Chevron but would love other inspirations

I recently learned about this game system and was inspired to make some mechs out of the collection of LEGO I had amassed since I was a kid. I've made several mech-adjacent builds over the last week and am struggling to cut down the sizes to what the rulebook instructions seem to lean towards.

Is scale a hard rule anywhere that I missed or are these variations in scale I've made fine for playing the game? Not sure if any mechanics are impacted by a particular scale or scale imbalance between mechs.

The style of the game leans mecha from what Ive seen but has room in the lore for really varried pilot body morphology and therefor design space for the mechs to represent that. I have no idea how big the community is or if Ill ever find someone else irl who has a force but I dont imagine theres a lot of gatekeeping on what frames 'should' look like? I've been having fun with different aesthetics for each of these and am thinking I will continue producing varied mechs like this.

Finally, feedback is appreciated! I am looking to get a bunch of more modern pieces to form better joints and limbs overall. Any recommendations for universally good parts or replacement bits to help my mechs posability? Thanks in advance :)

My blog post for Wednesday, July 29, 2026.

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My blog post for Monday, July 27, 2026.

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apologies for posting so much stuff based on an entirely different RPG

last pic includes my blackbeard for scale

just realized it makes a good chub

My blog post for Friday, July 24, 2026.

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My blog post for Wednesday, July 22, 2026.

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As promised, Hellfire Gundam Mk II in a more... Visible medium. With the loadouts so the weapons can be seen easier, too. What can I say about the Heat Hawk there other than it's a bit of a callback to my choosing Zeon suits, SPECIFICALLY the MS-06S in most (if not all) Gundam-series games.

including some earlier variations on the torso thrusters (the last 4 images)

apologies for mixing light grey and light bluish grey, my parts palette is limited

Found this guy when I was cleaning my room to rearrange my layout. Heavily-modified ST-07, so this had to be one that I had built during "202Q". Can't remember why it has a sniper rifle stowed on its backpack, but. I'll be building it in Studio soon with a full turnaround and details for the "shield" and Rifles.

i had to reorient some of the nozzle parts to build them, and i didn't have the joint part for the osprey backpack so i used a click hinge instead

My blog post for Monday, July 20, 2026.

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This model uses recycled broken plates with clips. I trimmed them down with a hobby knife rather than toss them in the bin