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The Last Guild by K.Kreations


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member K.Kreations shared his very old MOC The Last Guild with us today. He builded this MOC in 2015 for Brickslopes 2015 and never shared before. One huge house sitting on a well-built rock island. K.Kreations mixed castle and steampunk themes in one creation.

Special Interview with Eero Okkonen a.k.a. Pate-keetongu


This weeks guest of honor is Eero Okkonen a.k.a. Pate-keetongu from Finland. He is well known for his amazing large figures and steampunk creations. He also shared many impressive purist custom mini-figures as well. Photos from the work of our guest will be presented between the questions.

Kaplan: We already know you are one of the best LEGO MOC'ers in the world. What can you tell us about yourself other than that. What is your real name? What is your dayjob? Do you have any other hobbies or activities?

Eero: I am Eero Okkonen. I write about my LEGO hobby on my blog Cyclopic Bricks. I’m from Joensuu, Eastern Finland, and I’m currently studying architecture on Tampere University of Technology (TUT). It’s my first year there, and it’s very interesting. I’m planning to graduate as an architect in 2021. My other hobbies include art in general (drawing, oil and watercolour, general tinkering – though my studies include most of them), music (I can’t play anything, but I listen to lot of it and buy records regularly), board games, reading, cycling, hiking… And naturally hanging with friends doing nothing particularly but doesn’t everybody do that. 


K: Do you remember the day when you got your first LEGO set? Which set was it? And How old were you when you started playing with LEGO bricks?

E: No. I played with DUPLO before actual bricks (or pikku-leegot as they are called in Finland, sometimes), and I had plenty of my father’s old bricks from 70’s. But I remember some of my earliest set and these include quite good-looking 6335 Indy Transport (which was released only a year after I was born) and not-so-good 6474 4-wheeled front shovel. I’ve been around 4 or 5 years old back then.

A Surrealist Steampunk Sculpture

https://www.flickr.com/photos/14964802@N07/30592460905

Talented builder and flickr.com user Paul Hetherington a.k.a. Brickbaron who is well known for his amazing and colorful dioramas like Batman vs Joker Gotham Theater Showdown and The Ridge Modern Townhouse and any many others recently shared this awesome MOC in his photo-stream. The creation is full of unusual parts that we don't see very often in MOC's. According the description this surrealist LEGO steampunk sculpture won Best in Show at Brickcon 2015.

The Institute of France by Castor Troy


LEGO Fan and flickr.com member Castor Troy shared a MOC for Paris 1889 steampunk project. The Institute of France is fantastic creation which includes great domed rounded roof and high entrance with columns which have impressive  engravings on top.

Special Interview with Yohei Yamamoto


This weeks guest of honor is talented MOC builder Yohei Yamamoto a.k.a. LEGO DOU Moko from Japan. He is known for his amazing mechas and Sci-fi creations as well as brick-built anime characters and transformers. He is also the builder of the largest Mecha MOC  on the internet named Evangelion. Photos from the work of our guest will be presented between the questions but you should check the builders flickr photo-stream for tons of amazing creations

Kaplan: We already know you are one of the best LEGO MOC'ers in the world. What can you tell us about yourself other than that. What is your real name? What is your dayjob? Do you have any other hobbies or activities?

Yohei: I work as exclusive builder at PlusL. My other hobbies include watching animated TV series and Hero TV shows


K: Do you remember the day when you got your first LEGO set? Which set was it? And How old were you when you started playing with LEGO bricks?

Y: During my childhood I got lot of  random LEGO sets from our neighbors. Many of them are Classic Town sets

Steampunk version of Moulin Rouge

Flickr is most popular social media for LEGO AFOLs. Yesterday I discovered another awesome builder who created Moulin Rouge was a charming MOC'er. domino39 brickpirate created a very known figure of Moulin Rouge as steampunkish style. This MOC is part of a project named Paris 1889. I mostly liked the mechanism of the tower of Moulin Rouge and wooden segway.

Steampunk Gundam by Kevin Ryhal

https://www.flickr.com/photos/57996423@N06/26239589342/

LEGO fan and flickr.com user Kevin Ryhal has built something we have never seen before on the internet: A steampunk Gundam. This mecha has every shape detail a Gundam shoul have like the iconic head and leg design and still has the steam-punk design elements like gears, hoses and the appropriate brown-gray-gold color-scheme. I can make no critism since every part is just perfect on this thing.

Special Interview with Vince Toulouse


We are excited to share our third special interview. Our thrid guest of honor is an amazing builder from France one of the best steampunk / Sci-fi MOC builders in the world, Vince Toulouse. Photos from the work of our guest will be presented between the questions.

Kaplan: We already know you are one of the best LEGO MOC'ers in the world. What can you tell us about yourself other than that. What is your dayjob? Do you have any other hobbies or activities?

Vince Toulouse: I'm Vincent, I'm in charge of video productions in a university. In fact, I devote more time to the music, my other hobby, and sometimes, I can spend several weeks without playing lego. Steampunk and dieselpunk are my favorite universes for building.


Steampunk Quadropod Tesla Turret!


LEGO Fan and Flickr member captainsmog shared this great steampunk style quadropod walker MOC in his photostream. This war machine is called The MMT - or "Mobile Mechanized Tesla Turret". The dark-green + gold color scheme really fits the steampunk style very well. The builder managed to build "mechanical-looking" legs without using any Technic pieces except some pins. The cockpit section is what I like the most other than the leg-design. Many small details like valves (which are built with steering wheel pieces) control buttons and lenses makes this MOC even more interesting.

Vampire Hunter - Steam Punk Air Ship

https://www.flickr.com/photos/95762462@N08/13961782366/
This magnificent steampunk airship is built by LEGO Fan and Flickr member Castor Troy. The ship is full of interesting details including a steam motor, stacks, giant propellers and many weapons that you expect to see in a steam punk vehicle. Cannons, barrels, chains, golden bionicle parts are all adding flawor to this amazing airship.

Giant Steampunk Spider Walker from Wild West


http://www.flickr.com/photos/imaginebrickzone/11898981874/

Flickr member Imagine Rigney has shared his latest creation, the giant steampunk tarantula from the movie Wild Wild West (1999). The tarantula has many amazing details in high acuracy with the vechicle from the movie. I especially will how the legs are done. THe flexible bars and brown wheels really fits the walker. He even didnt forget he pneumatic pistons on the legs. The steam engine is also very detailed featuring tanks, valves, measuring devices and stack.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/imaginebrickzone/11898845903/
Additionally he also built minifigures for Dr. Arless Loveless and the crew. The weel-chair of Loveless is also built acurately.

 
The tarantula in Wild Wild West (1999)