SmallFrost

Thanks, Tim!

My Droid Control Ship that I brought to the LUG Star Wars build challenge was featured on Brothers’ Brick!

A spherical Star Wars battleship in a vacuum

All built IRL with bricks.

Many of my Space Koala rovers were featured by Tips & Bricks as their MOC of the week!

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The twelfth brick of Christmas is 12 2×2 radar dishes. The buggoids are playing Alien Ball with their new radarshperes.

Merry Christmas Everyone! Thanks for looking.

The eleventh brick of Christmas is eleven jumper plates.

Welcome!

The tenth brick of Christmas is ten headlight bricks. This buggoid is delivering presents in his hover car.

For day 9, this buggoid is decorating his house with some festive lights. The part, or course, is the 1×1 round plate.

For day 8, this lucky buggoid gets to put the traditional alien snowflake (featuring 8 1×1 cones) at the top of the Christmas tree.

For day 7, the buggoids are building snow forts to have a snowball fight. The featured part is the 1×1 round brick.

For day 6, this good little Buggoid got a skiff that features 6 1×1 headlight plates.

The fifth brick of Christmas is five technic stud pins. The Buggoids are testing out their new ray blasters.

The third brick of Christmas is four robot arms. The Buggoid’s next present is this remote control robot.

The third brick of Christmas is three control levers. The little Buggoid got this rover for Christmas!

The second brick of Christmas is two hinge bricks. I used them to angle the front and back of the sleigh.

My theme is bug aliens’ Christmas. The first brick of Christmas is one clip plate.

35 parts exactly