My LEGO®-related Rambles
By Caz
Prince Olaf was the eldest son of one of the ancient kings of Micropolis. Legend has it that he built a magnificent castle as a home for himself and the princess he had fallen in love with from a rival Kingdom. But their fathers were set against the union, and Olaf fought a great battle with his father the king.
In the process, the castle was laid to ruins and still stands today as a reminder of the tragic tale. It is now a much-loved landmark at the heart of Micropolis culture.
By Caz
How not to make a cube look boring… This LEGO Microplis block is called Kiina House, named after the Bionicle set from which a couple of the detailing pieces come. The triangular windows on the street corner and zig zag panes to the rear also give the block visual interest.
By Caz
This is Big Blue, the largest LEGO MIcropolis block so far built for my city. It sits on a 1/2 block footprint and represents a huge office tower in the Downtown area. The transparent bricks and two-tone blues all came from Pick A Brick hauls from visits to various LEGO shops.
By Caz
This 1/4 block LEGO model is called Goldstar Plaza, an office block for the Downtown area of Micropolis. It is constructed from many pieces that I found in trips to Pick A Brick walls at local LEGO stores. Originally it was only half as tall, but I decided to extend it vertically and add another connecting bridge.
By Caz
In this video, I show you how I built a new LEGO Micropolis block from start to finish. I had the original idea for the design from Micropolis Tutorial #4 and decided to use the pattern to build a real block, which I finish off with roof details and landscaping accents.
By Caz
This video shows you three different designs for canal modules for my LEGO Micropolis city. Whilst they are not quite in the Micropolis standard as they are only 8 studs wide, I now have enough canal pieces to run through 8 full blocks, so they make a great addition to my city.
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