a imperial shuttle i made out of the pieces i had
im not sure if it's midi or what it is
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(MOC) Midi Imperial Shuttle
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, Aug 24 2010 09:40 PM
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Posted 24 August 2010 - 10:26 PM
Hello!
It's clearly recognizabel as Lambda shuttle.
When I understood you correctly you had a limited parts variety when building it, but you did it quite well then.
Defining scales is difficult, as even the ships sold officially by LEGO® in the same scale are not to scale with each other. I understand "midi" as a size that is slightly too small for minifigs to fit in, so midi would work well for your shuttle.
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It's clearly recognizabel as Lambda shuttle.
When I understood you correctly you had a limited parts variety when building it, but you did it quite well then. Defining scales is difficult, as even the ships sold officially by LEGO® in the same scale are not to scale with each other. I understand "midi" as a size that is slightly too small for minifigs to fit in, so midi would work well for your shuttle.
Cheers,
~ Christopher
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Posted 24 August 2010 - 10:46 PM
What's with all these Midi's? 
Very nice! Considering that you admit to using limited parts, I hope that you are not done with this. So I'll give you a bit of advise.
1. I think the chassis is a little wrong. Use this picture as a reference.
2. One of the most defining features of the Lamda is it's sleekness. To get around that, you can try to make it as SNOT as possible.
Great job!
Very nice! Considering that you admit to using limited parts, I hope that you are not done with this. So I'll give you a bit of advise.
1. I think the chassis is a little wrong. Use this picture as a reference.
2. One of the most defining features of the Lamda is it's sleekness. To get around that, you can try to make it as SNOT as possible.
Great job!
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Posted 25 August 2010 - 02:03 AM
Considering the limited parts that you had, I think you did a pretty good job on this Imperial Shuttle. You got the basic shape and overall look right, never mind the minor inaccuracies as you could always improve on them when you have the right parts. Nice job Battle Droid! 
It's the mini-/midi-/micro- vehicles/ships season I suppose. 
ThatGuyWithTheBricks, on 24 August 2010 - 10:46 PM, said:
What's with all these Midi's?
Great job!
Great job!
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Posted 25 August 2010 - 03:51 AM
ThatGuyWithTheBricks, on 24 August 2010 - 10:46 PM, said:
What's with all these Midi's?
Very nice! Considering that you admit to using limited parts, I hope that you are not done with this. So I'll give you a bit of advise.
1. I think the chassis is a little wrong. Use this picture as a reference.
2. One of the most defining features of the Lamda is it's sleekness. To get around that, you can try to make it as SNOT as possible.
Great job!
Very nice! Considering that you admit to using limited parts, I hope that you are not done with this. So I'll give you a bit of advise.
1. I think the chassis is a little wrong. Use this picture as a reference.
2. One of the most defining features of the Lamda is it's sleekness. To get around that, you can try to make it as SNOT as possible.
Great job!
im not sure what you mean by chassis, is that the body?
i covered as much studs as i could and tried to make it look more like the picture and that's all i can do until i get more pieces
pictures of what i changed
the second pictures are the new ones
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