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I had had to rip apart my Ferrari truck for parts for an Alien Chestburster I'm gathering parts for.
Built the main model for #31017 Sunset Speeder, not too impressive.
More impressed with the alternate car build for #31008 Thunder Wings.
Love it. Looks like something Wonder Woman would cruise around in. :)
It's also a lot more work this way... :O
The price isn't a huge problem because I don't keep them built. I take them apart to build others. Otherwise I'd have the house full of these things.
(1 plate for black, 2 plates for dark grey, 3 plates for light grey & 4 plates for white)
I have thought about having a go at this (in grey scale for a start) just to see what it turns out like and wondered if anyone else had tried it?
It's a beauty though.
I must comment that I'm shocked that TLG are condoning speeding with the velocity being reported by the speedo in the Porsche... ;-)
On another note I am still working feverishly to build used sets - I want to see whats missing pieces and whats complete - looking to sell/pare down my collection and this is step 1 of that.
Next I'm going to check my collection to see if I can make #70707 CLS-89 Eradicator Mech.
(And I'm definitely going to MOD a Sanctum Sanctorum into the top level of the Pet Shop.)
More of an issue is the fact that the real car won't actually go quite that fast!
#75086
It was actually quite an intricate build, and took me longer than expected. And I am already such a slow builder.
Anyway it was fun, and I think it is a really cool looking speeder, even though in the movie there are a lot more of these droids (a 112 to be exact) all folded up in sort of a fetus position stacked in multiple layered racks before being deployed, instead of the upright standing position in which these (mere) twelve infantry droids are carried around. Unfortunately Lego did not design these little droids in such a way that folding them up similar to the film is possible. It would have been nice if the droids would have independent movable legs. Still the design of this vehicle is nice, and instantly recognizable IMO. I have grown quite fond of these comical Lego battle droids, despite their shortcomings, such as not being able to turn their heads sideways, and the leg piece I already mentioned before.
ps.
This set does not include any stickes..... Yeaaahhh!
And my inspiration for a 'trunk or treat' portal beast. (This is a strange event where kids do Halloween Trick-or-Treating out of the boots of cars. Obligatory decorating must occur.)
Mind you, it's also a poignant reminder of why you shouldn't lane-hog in Germany and why you should double-check that blur in the mirror before pulling out.
Halfway through Krannic's shuttle (bags 1 - 4 done) and is looking pretty big, with a canny selection of minifigs. The 1 x 2 stud gap on the top surface of the big wing built looks odd - i'll have to look at the source material to determine why the gap is there if something in a later bag doesn't fill it.
Don't know why I jumped in and cracked this set open when my MOC Batcave/Wayne Manor is still begging for my attention.