#1 - Motorized Wheelchair

Builder: Beatnik

For a gentleman (or lady) requiring the use of a wheelchair, this latest model affords him the utmost in mobility. By harnessing the ultimate power source – steam – this wheelchair provides all the self-sufficiency such a gentleman should need. All that is required of a hired helper is the initial input of coal or wood, and then the gentleman is free to go as he chooses. Recent technological breakthroughs have allowed this wheelchair to be equipped with the smallest steam engine ever built, and has reduced the overall weight to merely a few tons.

The low ground clearance of this wheelchair may make transversing some cobblestone streets or muddy lanes difficult, but it is unlikely that a person using this fine wheelchair should want to travel such a dis-pleasurable roadway.

Country of origin: USA

#2 - Wizard, Wheels and Wolves

Builder: colonel

http://www.flickr.com/photos/spacecolonel/4035777848//

The stories, legends and myths about Merlin the Wizard have been told for almost one thousand years - and the last story has yet to be told...

This is the story about Merlin and his chair with wheels and his two wolves - and it might be the last one!

Merlin is very old now. His sight is weakened, he is almost totally deaf, he suffers from brittle-bone disease, and can hardly walk.

But Merlin is still Merlin the Wizard so he got this bright idea to produce a chair with wheels by magic, drawn by his two loyal wolves: Vortigem and Hengist.

So far so good - until today!

Merlin is on his daily chair ride but the carrot is stale and the magic wand is no good anymore. The wolves are taking control and run along the road faster and faster - and suddenly a wheel hits a stump, Vortigem leaps up in the air, and...

Yes, the situation is critical. What will happen next? Wille they all stay safely in the road or will they share the fate of the skeleton at the lakeside?

That's the question.

Country of origin: Denmark

More pictures:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/spacecolon ... 641752826/

#3 - Dr. Steams's steam-Chair

Builder: Legowink

#4 - The Iron Monster

builder: captainsmog

That MOC is mainly based on the description of Windle Poons wheelchair, a character
from the Terry pratchett's Discworld novels.
More pictures and details: http://i85.servimg.com/u/f85/11/95/74/54/descri10.jpg
and EDIT here is a little diorama to see the chair in action: http://i85.servimg.com/u/f85/11/95/74/54/vindel16.jpg

I'm from Switzerland and hope you'll like that MOC.

#5 - Rolling Down the Past

Builder: Rook

“Ah the Vikings are coming!”
So I just thought I’d do a line of Viking themed wheelchairs in honor of my ancestry.
This late 12th century chair is pimped out with a custom paint job on its rims and some adjustable battle axes. What else does an old Viking king need?

#6 - The disabled Gentlemans Wheeled Tranportation Device!

Builder: yodamann

#7 - Capt. Goldhook Rickshaw

Builder: LuxorV

This animal-propelled wheelchair was built for Capt. Goldhook when he retired from his naval career after the accident during the Great Pirate Wars (rougly around the passage between 17th and 18th centuries). The Captain had it made with the finest woods and special fashion finishies with gold and maroon inlays to catch the eye and stand off in the nìmidst of every assembly. Yes, he is a loud man, and he claims he wants to enjoy the legacy one of his relatives, a certain Capt. Leadhook, left him just after his retirement. The rickshaw design was chosen by the Captain himself since he saw one of those vehicles in Singapore once. The dog pulling it is called Commodore, and is the Captain's best friend and the only being he belives to be totally loyal to him.

More photos can be found here.

Country of origin: Italy


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#8 - 12,000 B.C. Luxury Rolling Stone

Builder: legorevolution

Handicapped cavemen and cavewomen, we present to you, the 12,000 B.C. Luxury Rolling Stone. 'So ugly a caveman can love it'

Pros: completely state-of-the-art, will revolutionize transportation of the future, prolongs handicapped cavemen life expectancy rate, rope compatible with oxen and rival tribe slaves, completely hand crafted within region

Cons: oversized- not for use inside caves, generally only works on downward sloped surfaces, too much speed can extinguish portable fire, lack of safety features such as a braking system can cause death, subject to abuse and/or overuse by healthy lazy tribal chiefs

For a picture of our subject in the seat/better pictures in general please click the following link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/31258471@N ... 640365601/

*Note: wheelchair model may in fact not actually be handicapped.

Country of origin: USA

#9 - THE STEAM CHAIR!

Builder: Lego125

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lego125/40 ... 604222@N00

Days of Yore.

Cobbles giving you trouble? Congestion from horses bogging you down?
Then Professor Stirling Kettlepot has the solution!THE STEAM CHAIR! It rides on a cushion of steam, perfect for people with large houses and an even larger supply of coal!

From the UK.

#10 - Steampunk Wheelchair

Builder: Wrathkid

Stuck in a dark alley? Set your torch in the torch holder and be able to guide your weelchair with both hands rather than dedicating one hand to holding the torch.

Is it a really sunny day? Relax under the new and improved wheelchair sun shade.

Lost? This new wheelchair comes with many maps of the new world.

Lastly don't forget about the new steam feature, it powers the wheels so you don't have to do it yourself!


With so many wonderful features, this new wheelchair is definantly worth it!
Check out more photos of our amazing new model http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=409176

This model is only avalible in NORTH AMERICA. (Where we're located)