Lego doodles POST THEM

[Captain-Camper]

I like how it turned out try 2x2 with half a round plate for the ends of the tank

[Omega Prime]

An idea for the fuel tank is make it a separate entity thing from the tank, so it can be detached and still move, etc. That way, it has separate armor, so it blows up easier.

[ikensall]

That fuel trailer looks very slick.

[TheVengefulOne]

Indeed, that trailer is niiice, although I can't think of any stat bonuses to give it.

[Duerer]

Time to puke out some figs:


Zygfryd Durer is now accompanied by two more wanderers: Vuk, a veteran bewitcher who made a living out of killing monsters and the pretty yet cunning Half-Elf shaman Vesna.


Krazy Ivan, infamous arsonist and Soviet grenadier


Shunsuke Masaki, Head of Department of at least two sub-division of the Tokyo Police


A random female doctor, probably a vet

[hatkight]

I think Krazy ivan looks the best

[Duerer]

Combat Squad LechRanger (V2)
Forgot to make a group shot of the most recent rendition of the squad.

[Duerer]

Finally found a use for my FO snowtroopers. To the left is a Trattorian Drone Operator and to the right is a Polish Combat Hacker.

[Silent-sigfig]

[Tzan]

[Duerer]

Camper dropped that line for whatever reason in chat:


So I made this:

I could have put more effort in it by building a bear skeleton but I guess this should do for now.

[sahasrahla]

that will do very well, yes

[Captain-Camper]

A weapon to surpass metal gear!

[Omega Prime]

That needs to be a faction. Please make this happen!

[Duerer]

Forgot to mention that I built this, after Colette learned about the epic tale of Wojtek the Soldier Bear:

With some proper background and fx this could make a cool propaganda poster.

Also some smaller builds:
Maluch - Police Car by Śląski Hutas, on Flickr
Maluch - Police Car by Śląski Hutas, on Flickr
Maluch Enforcer got a slight optical change.

Combat Hacker by Śląski Hutas, on Flickr
The Combat Hacker is now accompanied by a small utility drone, equipped with an electromagnetic transmitter to mark targets or transmit computer viruses to enemy terminals or vehicles, that were written by the hacker beforehand.