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ARC-003 - The Arcadia

The majority of this MOC was actually built last year, shortly after I built ARC-002 (The Arclight) and ARC-001 (The Arctana). Unfortunately, due to the rear fins and an uneven weight distribution (the rear is significantly heavier than the front), I knew I had to create a suitable base for displaying it and at the time, I could not think of anything suitable. With other projects and competition entries I wanted to work on, this MOC got forgotten about until a couple of months ago, when I finally came up with the right base to display it.

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Equipped with a prototype cloaking device, the Arcadia was the third ship developed by the Advanced Reconnaissance Corporation for the Galactic Core. Unfortunately the original ship disappeared a few months before it was due to be put into production and the project was subsequently abandoned.

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Rumours that the Arcadia was stolen by the infamous rogue trader, Jarad Orgarda, and his henchmen were adamantly denied by both the Advanced Reconnaissance Corporation and the Galactic Core.

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More photos can be found on Flickr: ARC-003 (The Arcadia)

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Well done Darkblane! :thumbup:

The design is really neat and the color scheme is a work of beauty. It's great that you decided to use the base as it adds a ton of credibility to the rest of the lime green in the ship! :sweet:

I like your figures, and of course the smooth transition between Technic and System parts is very pleasing to the eye! I hope to see more of this type of build from you!

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Wow. Fantastic.

The wait for the lime green is worth it. The shape is really unique and sexy.

That base is is so simple but works so well.

Really well done!

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

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Very nice, I really like the integration of the Bionicle chestplate pieces in the back, it's always nice to see theoretically 'useless' parts put to use in interesting ways. :thumbup:

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Hello!

That's a fantastic looking science fiction star ship! :classic: You used an original piece complement to realise this unqiue shape. Especially the use of the bionicle pieces (including the stand) are in great use! :classic:

Cheers,

~ Christopher

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