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What would you like to see as an UCS?
This year Lego released the Sandcrawler. Slave 1 is coming next year. What you think lego should create as an UCS model? Some epic SW ship? Or maybe some other theme represented as an UCS?
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B-29 Superfortress "Enola Gay" with Little Boy Cargo, (although may be a no-no subject) http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs29/i/2008/114/0/c/Boeing_B29___Enola_Gay___by_araeld.jpg
Avro Lancaster Bomber with bouncing bomb
http://www.raf.mod.uk/rafcms/mediafiles/E53020CD_5056_A318_A8CB4F249875D8CE.jpg
Vulcan Bomber
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/07/article-2337573-1A33D8D3000005DC-406_634x396.jpg
English Electric Lightning Jet
http://hsfeatures.com/images/lightningf6me_5.jpg
English Electric Deltic
http://www.modelrailforum.com/images/Bachmann/Prototype-Deltic-NRM.jpg
These are all, apart from the B-29, all things that I remember seeing from my youth and would love to see Lego UCS style.
So far outside of the SW UCS line, we've had a few other UCS-Scale sets with accompanying plaque:
#7784 Batmobile
#76023 Tumbler
#10177 Dreamliner
#10186 VW Beetle
It falls into the UCS w/out Plaque gap along with Yoda #7194, Maul #10018, and Sandcrawler #75059. (With the last one still perplexing as to why a plaque was not included, very bad oversight IMO).
So in true TLG fashion, they've managed to make this set consistently inconsistent.
TIE Fighter
A-Wing
Mon Calamari Cruiser
Twin-Pod Cloud Car
Rebel Transport ("Bright Hope", from ESB)
Nebulon-B Frigate ("medical frigate" from ESB and ROTJ)
Jedi Starfighter (from ROTS)
ARC-170 Starfighter
and I'll second the Trade Federation Battleship from PM
And maybe for some Expanded Universe:
Dreadnought
TIE Defender
Dash Rendar's Outrider
Z-95 Headhunter (from Han Solo at Star's End, not the "almost an X-wing" version)
Victory-class Star Destroyer
Juggernaut (this was reimagined as the "Clone Turbo Tank")
E-Wing (this is the design used for brickset.com/sets/75018-1/JEK-14-s-Stealth-StarfighterJek-14's Starfighter)
Grond with Battle Trolls,
Rivendell or Caras Galadhon would also be nice.
Then there is The Argonath.
or Minas Ithil, with Witch King and Fell beast.
UCS Smaug would also be pretty awesome.
I'd love more podracer sets in general, but for UCS I think Anakin's Podracer would be a particularly good fit. Its engines have plenty of great greebly detail, whereas the pod itself has neat controls and sleek curves that are difficult to realize at the scale of previous podracer sets. Scaling it up could make for quite a fine-looking model, I think.
It would stop the debates about is this set UCS or not if it looks like it is but doesn't have a badge, and also people calling their MOCs a UCS set.
A kings castle - not a licenced model, but a full on detailed castle, maybe with a dragon cave under it, many rooms, ramparts and proper keep structure
Avengers tower - based on the current Stark Tower model we would get a very interesting building shape, but cool avengers parts, including the Iron Man Armour walkway
Justice League Watch Tower - a very cool structure with a lot of internal detail and full league roster
Star Wars Cloud a City - probably one of the most requested ideas but a model based around the spinning top shape of the city presenting a Death Star styled interior structure, many scenes included, dinner with Vader, carbon chamber, droid trash area, landing pads etc.
LOTRs The Argonath - a good scaled model with statues, cliff's, river and boats containing the fellowship
X-Men Xavia School - currently sitting in Lego Ideas review so will be interesting to see if it get through
Wayne Manor - similar structure to the Xavia School, but with added batcave goodness
Star Wars Dash Rendar's Outrider - probably a very long shot and maybe a better candidate for a system scale model but how great would this look next to the Falcon at this scale.
Star Wars Ghost - it may be very new and based on a cartoon but I think the Ghost is a fantastic looking ship and deserves a big scale offering
Minas Tirith with at least as many bricks as the Death Star.
brickset.com/sets/10188-1/Death-Star
That set has 3803 pieces according to Brickset. So a Minas Tirith set of similar or even greater magnitude would definitely be my choice. And of course 24 or more minifigs to be included with the set. How awesome would that be!
The set should feature multiple levels, have a semi circular shape. The city in the book has seven levels, and that may be too much to ask for TLG to put all into the design of the set, so three or four levels should do. Lots of towers, tiny houses/apartments build into the inner walls for the Minas Tirith citizens, a market place, tiny shops, lots of stairs, several Gates, It should have a throne room done in white and black with both a throne for the King as well as a seat for the ruling Steward. Also a tomb where all great Kings and Stewards are buried. Some sort of library, with piles of books, where Gandalf can dig up some info on the curse and perils of the ring. A room which represents the house of healing. Lots of nice little green accents with flora, flowers, tiny trees and shrubs, and Ivy/Hedera like plants growing on the inner walls etc. On top: the citadel with the White tree and the spur of rock, from which the mad Denethor can plummet to his demise. The inclusion of the Witch King on his Fell Beast would also be fantastic.
MInifigs I would definitely like to see in such a set: Denethor; Gandalf; Pippin as a guard of the Citadel; Faramir; Witch-King of Angmar leader of the Nazgûl; Eowyn; at least four Gondor Soldiers (guards / archers); four citizens (two women, a smith, merchant or some other artisan, and a child) after all what is a city without inhabitants?!; Aragorn as King Elessar: Arwen Undomiel as Queen of Gondor (coronation scene); Gothmog the Lieutenant of Morgul; a bunch of generic Orcs; and a giant Troll.
You know it makes sense!
Some large models of real buildings or structures from around the world would be really nice to see too (like the Eiffel Tower of Tower Bridge). I have this dream of a huge cathedral like Notre Dame, St. Vitus's, or St. Stephen's. Although, TLG apparently has this thing against depicting or promoting "religious" structures or something like that so I'll probably just have to make one myself.
For DC I like to see 1966 Batcave.
For sets that will never be made is a WW2 Sherman tank with detailed interior.
I also have to agree with monkey_roo on a castle, would finally be a chance to redeem the castle line. I think that the presence of 3 castle-themed minifigs in the most recent CMF series (Princess, Jester, and Wizard) and the appearance of Middle Zealand in The Lego Movie indicates LEGO's acknowledgement of Castle as a legitimate theme, I just wish they would put more effort into re-invigorating it.