I just wanted do draw...

Another Endrish space marine. This one is meant for breaching into spacecraft/stations, and filling the misbehaving occupants with plenty of bullets very quickly.

I'm pretty happy with the shapes I was able to achieve. That was one of my objectives. I find that TLG's MTTs always skimp out on the unique form of the MTT.

I wanted to build a minifig-scale MTT, but for some reason a lot of my brown bricks were missing.. But I had enough to build a mini one!

Mini LEGO MTT

From a design point of view, Robin Hood 2018 has a special place in my heart because I felt it stood behind its nonsensical stylistic premise (medieval but "modern") with great dedication and sincerity. It did a good job at aesthetically realizing these fantastical concepts.

On and off for a month now I've been trying to paint the Granite Grinder. I don't think I'll get to finishing this, so here are the sketches.

Exploration of the Classic LEGO space suits.

another Endrish spaceman

Provides sustained automatic fire. Only useful if the heist is taking place in a vacuum and in 0.16G gravity.

Some more urban Endrishmen

sketches of polecat airships

Concept art of some Terneufi assassin and his silenced carbine, circa 1460s-80s

some Viperwolves

I was gonna post this guy but then I realized it's literally just the LEGO equivalent to a MMU. Makes sense considering the set was released in 1987 and the MMU was first used in 1984.

I am very pleased with the majority of this build, though I acknowledge the trusses are a bit bare, and the prop tanks are laughably tiny (I had no better pieces!). Very happy with those radiators. Finally, a use for those stupid minifig stands..

I could see this working for "futuristic" spacesuits, or perhaps even for the pseudo-Mark III suits we see in the latest City-Space subtheme, but you can't tell me this looks anything like an A7L... Hell, the Apollo minifigs from 2003 looked spot-on by comparison!

While it worked great for the Atlantis deep-sea explorers, I feel resentment towards this part for somehow tricking TLG into thinking it made for a convincing spacesuit helmet/backpack..

A good old fashioned Combine

My redesigns of the pulse carbine and pulse SMG from Alyx. Original designs by Valve shown here with the grey background.

The Display and Control Module (DCM) is a device mounted on the cuirass using two pins and two hooks. An external umbilical exchanges electrical signals between the DCM and the suit's life support system. Information is displayed via gauges and lights on the top.

The EVA visor is an assembly of adjustable shades fastened in front of the glass faceplate and atop the helmet .

quick sketches of a crossbowman

some esoteric devices