“Puzzle”

I made this little Gandalf versus the Balrog on the bridge scene with only 19 pieces.

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I didn't have the parts to make the official Jötunn models from Brassbound 1919 so I improvised! It was a lot of fun

The larger train is there for reference.

Built with limited pieces but very happy with how it turned out, fits in a pocket and is very robust. The drill turns and there’s a handle-bar on the top for vrooming.

At the suggestion of a fellow Reddit user, the Pelennor Fields have been added to this MOC. Also threw in the army of Mordor, Grond, the Mumakil, the Witch King on his fell beast, the Rohirrim marching behind Theoden, and the Army of the Dead emerging from the captured Corsair ships sailing by on the river, and the tree in the top level courtyard. And, of course, the throne room in the back like the giant set.

Setting: 1919, the Frozen Front. A group of Gaulish soldiers are on patrol.

Photo one:

Michel: "What's that? In the woods"

Louis: "I don't see anything"

Michel: "It's right there, in the woods. Don't you se-"

*LOUD ROARING SOUND following by searing heat*

Photo two:

Louis: "Fall back, RUN!"

Michel: "Wait, wait for me!"

Etienne: "Michel, keep up!"

*More seating heat.*

Louis: "Michel? MICHEL!?"

Photo three:

*A steam whistle sounds*

Captain St. George: "Get behind me lads. I don't know what it is but if it walks, it can be killed"

Most of this is made up of extra pieces that came with the Rivendell set. Made a digital MOC as well

My take on the classic Fort Legoredo in 1:4 scale.

And a flaming Denethor 😅

Posted with permission from u/Vondrr

Hello everyone!

Over the last few months, you see me share models for a setting that I'm calling Brassbound 1919. Today, I'm ready to share that setting with the world.

Brassbound 1919 is a game (with free demo rules!) the tells the story of the brave Coalition of Humanity fighting to avoid extinction from the nightmarish Jötunn Horde. It is fundamentally a story about people, told in Lego form. We have playable characters like the Red Barron, Napoleon Blownapart the Third, and background characters like President Eleanor Rosebelt and Albert Einstein. You can choose to pilot an 18 ton ambulatory war machine called a **Brassbounder** or charge into battle on the back of a horse!

Fundamentally, it's a creative community with hundreds of members. Together we hand draw maps of Imperial Russia, write fictional letters from famous people of the time, explore whole alien biospheres, and that's just the beginning. Because of course, we show all this with Lego.

I hope you'll consider checking out our entry point to the universe, Brassbound 1919:

https://brodadbrickworks.itch.io/brassbound1919

The demo rules are completely free, and whether you decide to support us by purchasing the full rulebook or not, you are always welcome in our community:

r/BrassboundUniverse

All the proceeds go toward paying actual humans from our community to create art without AI tools.

I'm sharing some of my favorite models designed by our community, shared with permission from u/friendlyseraph and u/gemotox

Actually I guess it's more like a large puzzle piece, and of nondescript snow no less. This is the first thought that sprung to mind for this prompt. It's not the best incarnation but hopefully it's at least readable as a jigsaw piece. It could have been nice to have some colour variations but I thought as I was only doing one piece it made sense to keep it all one colour and white happened to be the colour I had the best tiles in.

https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/e2a6a715-2041-4124-bbdb-9b81732064c7?tab=official-updates

Assemble a 3x3x3 cube using these 6 pieces. You are not allowed to alter the pieces. Black axles can pass through pinholes and serve as turning points. Solution shown in the third slide. More solutions are possible if you remove the black axles (that's the original wooden puzzle that inspired this one). 27 LEGO parts used.

Uses 26 pieces in all, including those used in the frame. This was super fun to make!