Claas Xerion

2018-04-132018-04-13 Cole

Following my soft spot for cutting edge farming machines in terms of design and functions I made an adaption of the Claas Xerion. This one was built in addition to the John Deere Forwarder I presented previously.

The challenge was to make it minifig-suitable, that means quite small. In addition I wanted to incorporate the rotating cabin.

(click the image to see the rotation in action)

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In addition here are the break down shots if you would like to build your own version or just see how the construction looks like.

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Cole [lightning]

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Another brickd’n’painted style.

This is a stand alone piece which allows flexibility in the arrangement.

Shown at the recent Urban Sculptures Exhibition @ Pretty Portal.

Enjoy!

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Hello, my name is…[Jungle Boogie edit/ A’maze’ing flipside]

2017-10-162017-10-17 Cole

A friend requested me to do a new version of Hello, my name is…

Original version [bnw shadow session]

Padberg meets Cole Session [image credit to M. Padberg]

Paint edit_flipside rmx

And here is the fresh Jungle Boogie version alongside the A’maze’ing flipside remix

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John Deere Forwarder 1910 G (re-design)

2017-09-302017-10-17 Cole 1 Comment

A redesign of a creation from 2010.

Now with more accuracy, details and functions:

dual wheel suspension
rotating and leveling cabin
retractable front blade/stabilizer
balljoint axle connection between the engine and the trailer
boom arm
replaceable boom heads, this version features a timber milling machine
versatile load space

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Urban Sculptures Exhibition [photo update]

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I was invited to be part of the group exhibition ‘URBAN SCULPTURES‘ @ Pretty Portal – Urban Art Gallery over the last weeks.

Some fresh stuff from me, which is heavy on the Graffiti|StreetArt|BrickArt side, was and is currently still on display.

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Thanks to widewalls for the coverage of the show.

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Milli Ways

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Floating through space and time, searching for connections…

Milly Ways, 2016

Plastic bricks & glue

13.1 x 16.1 x 7.5 cm

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Including rendered versions (credits to Mecabricks and blender)

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LC-01

2017-06-252017-06-25 Cole

Another robot adaption from Ghost in the Shell. This one is from the Arise series. The original is called a Logicoma, which derives from Logistics Conveyer Machine. The challenge was to make the robot minifig size, while being able to fully retract as seen on screen.

I have a full gallery of breakdown shots if you are interested. Shoot me a mail for details.