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anyone who's not read the book I thoroughly recommend it!
Below is the second sketch model of my LEGO Creator Clockwork Robot.
Imperial Repair Base - The Empires Speeder Bike Repair Workshop on Endor
AT-ST Repair Dock - Similar to above but has a sliding gantry to repair Imperial Scout Walkers
Planning to join these two builds together to make one huge repair base and hopefully a large Endor MOC.
:oP
Right?
Garrett: "Is it a head? I thought it was a limb."
Fitz: "No no no, it's a head."
Coulson: "It's a head."
@phonebooth with his mosiac of "that exotic chick from that magazine" Congratulations!
Special mention also goes out to @TheOneVeyronian's Scorpion Ruins Palace and @TechnicNick's House, both of which were fantastic models.
Okay, doesn't look like much, it's mostly an exercise in doing a fully equipped and furnished interior, and there's about 40 pictures of it, so for a comprehensive tour of the MOC, I refer you to my thread on Eurobricks about it, or if you prefer to just browse the pictures without going on the tour, my Flickr album.
The gap between the upper floor and the roof is a bizarre and hard to rectify error which looks like it's caused by some slight plate sizing issues (explained on the Eurobricks link), it's not supposed to sit like that but it won't slot into it's correct position for some reason. So just ignore it ;-)
Not very pleased with it, it's quite rough, but some details turned out decent. :))
This features a clattering 4 cylinder 'engine' driven by the rear axle via a simple drive / neutral transmission (if it was one stud longer it could have a reverse gear as well...), there's suspension all round and working steering, operated from the back. It has all the 'Technic Supercar' working features and it's the smallest model I know of that has this... unless @Crowkillers knows better...
Much smaller than my usual car builds but I'm really quite pleased with it.
I could explain the story behind the avatar of course, but I don't think the maximum post size is big enough ;-)
@TechnicNick - I have to agree with the comments above, every single one of your vehicle MOCs, no matter the scale, is incredible!
I also think @TechnicNick's post is great, but I've come to expect great things from him anyway...;-)
Just started, they will choose a different part each month.
Lego X-Men: Days of Future Past – En Sabah Nur: https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/14178103768/in/photostream/
Maybe if you made the blue 'visor' part of the decal wider (so it wrapped around more) it might help? (Or is that limited by the 'printable' area of the helmet?)
I hope I don't sound too critical here! Those were just my thoughts - I think it's pretty cool that you've done custom LDD decals!
If I were to choose ten Star Wars characters that I would like to be recreated officially by LEGO, the four Republic Commandos would certainly be in there :o)
Flight Mode:
Weapon Mode:
Droid Mode:
@plasmodium - Thanks for your input! I agree, the helmet piece is not ideal, but I figured that was as close as I would get. :o)