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LEGO model of AMX 10 RCR reconnaissance vehcle - front view, with crewman

LEGO model of AMX 10 RCR reconnaissance vehcle - back view

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5 May,

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AMX 10 RCR,

Bon 14 Juillet tardif! Didn't get this out in time for Bastille Day, but it got here. The AMX-10 RC was introduced to the French army in the early 1980s. The RC stands for. The AMX-10 RC was introduced to the French army in the early 1980s. The RC stands for...

LEGO model of a SPAD S.XII biplane from WWI flying in sky

Upcoming Blogpost: Designing in 1:48 Scale

It's no secret that "scale" and "proportion" are some of the most controversial topics amongst both AFOLs and the greater plastic modelling community. The issue stems from how stylized figures frequently look out-of-place when standing next to a model vehicle. In the case of LEGO specifically, minifigures are far wider than your "average" human. Furthermore, their heads are enormous in relation to the rest of their bodies. These realities come naturally when dealing with such a stylized medium as LEGO, but so do long discussions about what "Minifigure Scale" really is. This post glosses over historical consenses about Minifigure Scale and then breaks down why you might consider 1:48 scale for your next MOC. Read more

Upcoming Blogpost: 1:1 in Minecraft

Something I have found while browsing PlanetMinecrat as much as I have during my shamefully long Pinterest-scrolling sessions is a particular tendency for Minecraft players to build structures in a slightly larger scale than pure 1:1. Read more

Upcoming Blogpost: Minecraft Gradients

Making gradients in Minecraft presents a unique challenge for builders due to the sheer number of blocks in the game. Players often miss the subtlety between shades of colors. Read more

About Me

PickleGambino is most known for his digital LEGO military vehicle models. He has also produced designs for LEGO minifigures for a variety of historical themes. He also enjoys digital programs like Minecraft to create large vignettes and buildings.