Lego Oriental Army from the East

The Oriental Army from the East

This Oriental Army belongs to Boba Jagoda. War elephants, camels and horses (from Prince of Persia sets). It is kind of refreshing to see this neat collection.

Dragon Knights Cavalry MOC

. The dragon helmets with plumes, it is cheaper to buy the parts, from what I know, there are some challenges in finding the plumes and helmets.

The white knight, this is the first time I notice that there are white lance & horse headgear

Blue Dragon Knight Leader

Red Dragon Knight Leader
The horse headgear is from the dragon fantasy. The dragon shield is one of the best design shield from lego (they don't come cheap)

Yellow Dragon Knight leader

The white knight leading his cavalry

This is the completed cavalry from my friend, we combined postage in our earlier purchases last month (blog post on 9 Sept).

A total of 22 knights, 7 for each colour with a white knight as leader. Guess he is going to add the large dragon flags to his cavalry shortly. I like the colour combinations and this is pretty neat.

The pictures from friend and he agreed to share his collection here. Please post your comments below on his cavalry.

:)

Time for MOC

The black horses and skeleton horses/saddles packet belongs to a friend for army building.
Another 150 pieces of 2 x 1 black brick from an earlier purchase (might not be sufficent).

3 different horse headgears for future use..

The horses belongs to my friend, we combined postage for some savings.

A black horse with red horse headgear seems to match well.

This is the 2nd package, received today. Consists of bricks, plates, staircases, helmets, apples (for some use)


For yesterday & today, I received my orders from US, orders were placed about 2 weeks ago in Aug. I intend to build a wolfpack hideout. There are about 400 plus pieces, at the moment I'm not sure if there will be sufficient bricks.

Will update my creation in a few days time.. so do check again.

Brick Fan Castle July 2010, Japan (MisaQa)

The Japanese lego builders had been very humble indeed, this is not amateur work... from MisaQa:

"July 2010, we Japanese amateur builders made an original fantasy world at LEGO STADIUM, Nasu Japan."

Click on the pictures to enlarge it....amazing!



So we have a group of Japanese spending weeks to build this. How much lego are being used here? The initial planning, design, the building and man-hours involved...

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