Racing Speeder

[J4ke]

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Built for the Put your brick where your mouth is contest, 50 pieces.

Speederbikes are fun, I love how this came together. Based on the old tricycle chassis, minus the handlebar bit.

On another note, these are quite possibly the best pictures I've ever taken. yay for taking pictures in the daytime.

Comments welcomed

[ImLost]

I really like this. I like it even more knowing you had to adhere to a piece count limit. I can never built anything with that kind of restriction!

[J4ke]

Thanks. Part limitations are fun, because you have to pack everything in with few pieces. For example, I'd never have used the tricycle chassis as the starting point of the speeder if there was no limit to the number of parts.

[lightningtiger]

Great MOC 'J4ke' - interesting way of using the old car doors eh ?

I'm a conformist! !

[Randal]

Interesting take on a Star Wars speeder bike. I can recognize elements of the movie design, but modified the way you would see a racing bike look recognizable but different from a stock model.

[Toa_Of_Justice]

Great work! I like the way all the parts come together around the trike chassis in this MOC. Also, the minifig you made is cool, but he looks rather uncomfortable!

-Toa Of Justice

[J4ke]

Thanks again. It's not really meant to be Star Warsy, but I did take inspiration, mostly for the vanes on the front.

And yes, car doors are great pieces.