My 4 y.o. son is into knights and medieval stuff right now so we started to build some stuff that might turn into a whole castle.

Also might be torn down as I write this 😅

As you can see: the inside is still under construction

I made this with a old rover city set I believe
Please ignore the mess in the back and no they don’t roll…

I've always loved Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, so I decided to recreate that incredible backyard adventure as a LEGO MOC.

The goal was to make an ordinary garden feel huge again, with oversized plants, giant insects and tiny minifigures.

The model was designed entirely with real LEGO elements in BrickLink Studio, and the final presentation was enhanced in GIMP for the cinematic background and lighting.

I hope you enjoy it! I'd love to hear what you think and which scene from the movie you'd like to see recreated next.

By the poweeeer of Grayskull, I have the pooooweeer! Fresh MOC inspired by the new flick.

Little project I've been working on during my uni breaks.

Half and half between some lego sets and my own builds. Here are the sets used in the build;

76410-1

76386-1

76460-1

All other parts came from my existing lego tub.

Super stoked to share. All i want to do now is flesh out the interior. Let me know what you think!

I recently got the TMNT BrickHeadz that were released for my birthday so I thought I would make Mikey as The Last Ronin to add to them 😊

https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/48a005cb-1644-45f9-b631-4e9d1588d9fa
This LEGO Kraken Knight Medieval Cog Sailing Ship is a compact build that blends historical inspiration with classic Castle style. Modeled after the historical medieval cog—a single-masted vessel used for trade and warfare from the 13th to 15th centuries—this ship is reimagined for the high seas of our castle realms. Its brown hull and green accents create a rugged, battle-ready look, while the large cloth sail has a new print of the fearsome Kraken Knight faction. It is designed to be easy to change between Castle factions (such as the Black Falcons, Griffon Knights, Snake Knights, etc) by swapping out the colors, sails, and the minifigures to your favorite castle faction.

I would appreciate your support for this LEGO Ideas project! Thank you!
r/legocastles r/legoideas

Part 3 of MOC series.

Each one takes more than 1h to build more because I brake it change it but the end result always looks better

I've spent the past six months building a minifigure scale version of this modernist lake cottage, and whipped this microscale version up yesterday in a dedicated afternoon. Turns out I learned a lot about the rules of lego while building an ultra-accurate version of this building!

^((Shoutout to the Lego Builder's Handbook coming in clutch on concepts of scaling builds. I read it last year and didn't even see this project on my horizon, but apparently retained a fair bit!))

I was trying to make a Lego gauntlet one day using the pieces off the wall and someone suggested that I just glue some pieces on a glove, and I took that as a challenge. In the images the left hand is 1.0 you and the right hand is 2.0.

The Crimson Reliquary of the Hollow God