A few weeks ago, the London AFOLs held their virtual meetup for the month on the subject of Bionicle – a discontinued LEGO theme, which was around in two waves between 2000-2010 and again from 2015-2017. This is what I was inspired to build.
Aurelius Heights – Micropolis Block #196
Aurelius Heights is a high security depository for the ill-gotten gains of the Trumped Up Corporation. Talk about flanuting your wealth!
Spectrum Rise – Micropolis Block #195
Spectrum Rise is a cheap but cheerful hotel for visitors to Micropolis who can’t afford to stay in some of the more upmarket holiday flats or hotel rooms.
Sky Blue Place – Micropolis Block #194
My latest Micropolis model is called Sky Blue Place, and is the office of a firm of consultants who have a reputation for blue sky thinking. They are obviously doing well as this five storey block is located downtown among some prime real estate.
Juno Court – Micropolis Block #193
This is a new office building for downtown Micropolis, called Juno Court.
The building was inspired by the arrival of a large number of 1×2 trans black bricks from a Bricklink order, along with plenty of 1×1 bricks with a stud on the side in sand green and some large tan plates from my own collection.
Liberty Island, Lido & Pier Cafe – Micropolis Blocks #190 & #191
The waterfront area of Micropolis Bay has grown significantly over time, but I still feel that Holy Island is a bit close to the coastline. I wanted to move it 16 studs further away in both directions, so I needed build some more water modules to make the shift. For today’s video, I will show you a half block piece which fits between Butler’s Dock and Holy Island (to shift the island to the right) and a quarter block to fill the end of the run next to Surfers’ Point.
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