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This is a good first attempt, TazManiac. The overall shape is cool, though I guess it could be a little smoother looking. The back looks chunky, and I think it would look better if the bricks followed one structure rather than go different directions. The gold cheese slopes, for example, take away from the shape of the rear rather than add to it at this point.

Also, while the back is pretty detailed, the front is bare in comparison. Maybe you could beef up that part a bit?

By the way, does the title have anything to do with

? :tongue:
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Cheers for the feedback, I'll see what I can do with it.

The idea came from the "Lobo" comic but his bike looks totally different but was still a starting point.

Posted

Interesting creation 'Taz', I agree with the 'Captain' there.....a bit blocky at the rear....OCC in outer space ! :laugh:

Keep on going dude, I'll be kind......wait to the Brick Doctor has his say ! :wink:

Brick On Ride On 'Taz' ! :grin:

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As you can see I'm way out of my comfort zone with this theme, but that's not a bad thing necessarily.

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Considering this is not your field of expertise I must say you still did a pretty good job with this speederbike MOC Taz! It does remind me of Lobo's Space Hog a lot, and I, for one, like the unusual combination of the relatively fat rear part with the thinner front, but the the main criticism I have for this build are the variety of colors of the parts used. I think changing the white and pearl gold parts to the predominantly grey and dark red will result into a more consistent color scheme (if your parts collection will permit it).

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Looks much better now, Taz. It looks a lot more like a hog now, and the shape flows more. I especially like the use of the pistols for mufflers. :thumbup:

I agree with the 'Captain' there.....

Who?

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Hello,

and welcome to space! :sweet:

The speeder has some great connection techniques, and I like the use of the TECHNIC® gear together with the engine cylinders. :classic:

Cheers,

~ Christopher

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