James Pegrum and Malravion assembled together several MOCs, including the Roman Colchester Theater, bringing to life this awesome roman layout describing an assault of enemy troops into the city.
Read more about this creation at James’s MocPages.
James Pegrum and Malravion assembled together several MOCs, including the Roman Colchester Theater, bringing to life this awesome roman layout describing an assault of enemy troops into the city.
Read more about this creation at James’s MocPages.
TheBrickMan is the author of one of the best historical recreations I have seen lately. The LEGO Colosseum has a huge amount of details and the mix of the past and present is phenomenal!
LEGO Colosseum, originally uploaded by TheBrickMan.
Valentin (aka Skalldyr) submit this great representation of the Roman invasions for the Mini Castle Contest at Classic Castle. The Roman soldiers are amazing! I loved the techniques he applied to build the spears and the Centurion’s helmet. Before ending the post, one last mention to the cool buildings including the temple’s fire.
See more pictures here.
Kaitain is building a colossal MOC of the ancient Roman Chariot Racing. He based his idea in the new LEGO Games and made this huge boardgame. He says that the MOC is a Work In Progress (WIP) and therefore History Bricks will follow his work until is complete
You may see more pictures and the making of the MOC here.
I found this creation on The Brothers Brick blog and is a microscale version of the Roman Colosseum made by rack911. The MOC is full illuminated with small lights which make a nice glow effect on the dark.
See the flickr gallery for more pictures.