This funny propeller plane is my 30th alternative model built out of set 31056. Notice how I've built wings - I used Technic bricks with holes instead of plates.

Model of snow cat features brick-built tracks, blade and moving snow groomer.

This robot is one of my best alternative models from set 31056 I built so far. You can even move its arms and turn its head.

I liked building Y-wing so much that I decided to build one more spacecraft. This spaceship features opening windscreen and is pure product of my imagination.

This green spacecraft was inspired by famous Y-wing starfighter from Star Wars saga.

Snowmobile features cool brick-built tracks.

This trike pick-up truck is loosely inspired by Mazda T2000. The most interesting point of model is combination of 3 studs wide chassis and 6 studs wide body.

My friends reproached me for not building any plant from this green set yet. So I've built flower in pot to retrieve it. :-)

This is one of my craziest alternative models I built out of set 31056. It contains few interesting building techniques and part usages.

Although you can't lift its fork, this forklift truck is very interesting and pretty complex model. Notice clever rigid connection between must with fork and rest of model.

This hovercraft is my 20th alternative model built out of set 31056. It features opening windscreen and is pretty big. I thing it is my biggest model by volume from this set.

This hot rod looks like classic old convertible and features huge V4 engine under hood.

This model made me very happy because I've finally built motorbike out of set 31056! Originally I thought it is impossible. It was inspired by Italian Vespa.

I've got idea to build this baby carriage when I was looking for the way how to make motorbike.

This model of electric guitar contains lot of SNOT (Studs Not On Top) techniques and is definitely the strangest model I've built from set 31056 so far.

Model of gasoline powered push lawn mower with catcher.

This race kart features many details like steering wheel, seat and engine with exhaust pipe.

This model was inspired by present nuclear submarines.

I had to improvise little bit to catch main proportions of formula - slim nose and wide axles with wheels and in same time hide long Technic bricks.

Parrot is already the forth animal that I've built out of this set.

This simple model of big exploration ship features helipad with mini helicopter.

Building steam engine out of set with just four wheels was great challenge and I think finished model is definitely worth building.

This cool buggy features opening windscreen. There are also steering wheel and one seat in cab.

This colorful plane features two engines under wings. Notice few interesting SNOT techniques used for tail and sides of fuselage.

This dachshund with strange color scheme was inspired by one model that I've seen in alternative model contest at Ideas Test Lab website.

It was pretty difficult to build this fish and I am very proud of result. The most insteresting part of model is belly that is built upside down and attached to rest of model by sides.

Boat features tilting motor so you can raise it when you are close to shore or when you are loading boat on trailer. Notice how originally I've used steering wheel.

Truck is inspired by Americal "nose trucks" and uses almost all bricks from set. And why did I build another truck out of set that already contained instructions for one? Because I don't like official truck at all.

This little green helicopter features rotating rotor blades and opening windscreen.

Very simple model of crocodile features moving tail and teeth that are imitated by white grill tiles.