#bluerender

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CNCF LEGO Miniland Figures

After reading this Kindergarten AU askblog @cainsnocreaturefeature, I decided to make these Miniland versions of the characters for practice and as an educational experience, mostly aimed to improve my Miniland character building and trying out new building techniques.

First pic, left to right:

Kidd, Billy, Ron, Alice, Jerome, Madison, Lily, and Nugget

Second pic, left to right:

Cindy, Buggs, Carla, Monty, Ozzy, Penny, Ted, and Felix

Please note that I tried to make Ozzy’s shirt and Monty’s undershirt ice blue, but Bluerender apparently can’t render ice blue anymore.

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CRASHING INTO A CONCRETE BARRIER

I love using Lego Digital Designer (LDD) and Bluerender to create these images. This is quite a difficult thing to set up in LDD, but with some time and patience, it can be done.

Both software is absolutely free to use and is easy to use.

Lego Digital Designer is where you can create everything in LEGO that you want. Not all pieces are there, but for a free, functional program, I’m not complaining.

Bluerender is actually quite to use, simply because it’s basic. Choose your location of you LDD file, where to save, and the size of the picture. That’s it. You can’t really change any other parameters, but I don’t think it’s necessary on this level to even do that.

I hope to create more of these type of pictures, than just simple standing LEGO cars.

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Defender and Punisher by Max_Stav https://flic.kr/p/FKZMwL

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Moonbat Company by James A Via Flickr: Obviously inspired by the bad guys of Gundam, the Z.19 Moonbat is meant as a hit-and-run thug of a frame.

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