[ LDD MOC ] Gundam Chroma S3 Polaris

[matt_one]

My last fake Gundam, currently consists of 2 units: Unit 01 Drone Tank and Unit 02 Tankbot.

Maybe a Unit 03 will be added later...

More pictures on Flickr : https://www.flickr.c...hotos/matt_one/

Edited August 5, 2014 by matt_one

[Yzalirk]

This is truly amazing! There is so much firepower on this thing and it looks awesome!

[m0dulo]

Very, very cool!

[plew2000]

Don't know what to say.. This is simply stupendous!

[matt_one]

This is truly amazing! There is so much firepower on this thing and it looks awesome!

Very, very cool!

Don't know what to say.. This is simply stupendous!

Thanks you all!

[ummester]

Great design and amazing render - what did you use?

[matt_one]

Great design and amazing render - what did you use?

Thanks! I used Lego Digital Designer &Simlab Composer.

[Sérgio]

Oh my Satan!!!!

that use of train front!!!! :drool: :drool:

[matt_one]

Oh my Satan!!!!

that use of train front!!!! :drool: :drool:

Really, those train fronts have saved my model.

The previous version of the legs was awful!

[Jarren]

A work of art. Speechless. I want one.

[matt_one]

Thank you Jarren!

Do you want one ? This creature exists only in digital form ( Lego Digital Designer ).

[Balrog]

These are very very cool. Unfortunately, they cannot be built with real bricks :/

[matt_one]

@ Balrog

I wouldn't suggest to build these models in real bricks for several reasons.

1) Colors choose may be unavaliable with real bricks.

I don't care about that since I will not ever build them with real bricks;

2) I built these models with the aim to get only final rendered images :

some choices about how bricks are joined together and about joints used

would give a rather fragile model;

3) These are quite large models, thus a lot of bricks are required.

So, these would be very expensive models;

However, these models are correctly assembled in LDD and could be completely built with real bricks.

You can see the pictures below, taken from Lego Digital Designer:

[Csacsa234]

At first sight I couldn've told it'sm ade of Lego, insane job, congrats, both are awesome!

[Bob De Quatre]

@ Balrog

I wouldn't suggest to build these models in real bricks for several reasons.

1) Colors choose may be unavaliable with real bricks.

I don't care about that since I will not ever build them with real bricks;

2) I built these models with the aim to get only final rendered images :

some choices about how bricks are joined together and about joints used

would give a rather fragile model;

3) These are quite large models, thus a lot of bricks are required.

So, these would be very expensive models;

However, these models are correctly assembled in LDD and could be completely built with real bricks.

You can see the pictures below, taken from Lego Digital Designer:

The main, and only, problem is 2)...

There is always a way with colors. If the train part exists in white, it should be pretty easy to build.

[matt_one]

At first sight I couldn've told it'sm ade of Lego, insane job, congrats, both are awesome!

Thank you!

The main, and only, problem is 2)...

There is always a way with colors. If the train part exists in white, it should be pretty easy to build.

You're right! It depends a lot on what you want to achieve. For me it's just so hard to find the time

for LDD designs, since I work on my projects late at night. No time and nor desire for real brick's creations!

[Bob De Quatre]

I was like you... before I build that pile of 8000 bricks

[Jared]

That's a phenomenal build!

[matt_one]

Thank you Jared!