[Digital MOC] Submarine Research Station

[couchsofa]

Another very modular MOC, but this time it's my take on an underwater research station. I used 23769 bricks for this model, featuring underwater rivers of heavy fluids and multiple dig sites.

As well as construction sites:

Resource processing facilities:

And, of course, submarines:

And last but not least, renderings of some of the modules:

And feel free to explore the *.lxf for yourself.

[Wedge09]

Impressive and well made work :thumbup: I like in particularly the inclined passages and the zone under construction

[DraikNova]

This is amazing. It's an intricate, complex-looking build, which, even though it's supposed to be a marine outpost, could be modified into a great underground fortress or something like that. I might modify it into one, in fact. Definitely a good MOC .

[couchsofa]

Impressive and well made work :thumbup:

Thank you.

This is amazing. It's an intricate, complex-looking build, which, even though it's supposed to be a marine outpost, could be modified into a great underground fortress or something like that. I might modify it into one, in fact. Definitely a good MOC .

Thanks, and feel free to go ahead and use the original file, just let me know when you publish it, as I would really like to take a look at it when you are done :)

[Orange Leader]

Very cool underwater research station. I like that your submarines aren't the typical ones most people are used to. Now I want to see some of this done with real LEGO parts!

[DPrime]

Very cool - not at all what I was expecting when I clicked on this thread! Impressive...

[couchsofa]

Very cool underwater research station. I like that your submarines aren't the typical ones most people are used to. Now I want to see some of this done with real LEGO parts!

Thanks, I tried to use a design for the subs that's similar to the style of the station. And I wanted them to be attachable to the double hatches with simple technics parts for playability, that limited the design choices for the front.

Very cool - not at all what I was expecting when I clicked on this thread! Impressive...

Thank you and make sure to check out the lxf file, as there are many details that were hard to capture in renderings :)