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501st Commando

BARC speeder

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With the Turbo Tank coming out this summer it gave me the idea to build a BARC speeder, so here it is.

Main pic.

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The nose.

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The back.

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The side.

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The bottom.

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Next to the TLC one. My MOC is just a few studs longer.

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Your speeder has a better rear section on it, a like more true to shape I think.

Anyway great work '501st Commando' and I'm a conformist! ! :yoda:

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You have used some really different techniques on the speeder but I think a bit of dark red could make it a whole lot better.

Keep up the good work!

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A fantastic BARC 501st Commando!

You have used some really nice techniques there!

I like how you've put the battle droid arms as foot holds when the trooper gets down. :thumbup:

The rear is really nice.

but I think a bit of dark red could make it a whole lot better.

Agreed! :sweet:

CommanderFox

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Not bad, it reminds me of a speeder bike mixed with a Freeco speeder, and Dooku's speeder.

Very cool.

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Hello!

A pretty nice speeder bike. :classic:

However, I am not so fond of the clip/clip-connections you used by cklicking a clip plate into a clip tile. I would have used the relatively new 1x2 plate with handle. :classic:

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Cheers,

~ Christopher

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Looks very nice, though the 2x1 tiles for the fins seem a little plain to me, maybe those would look better with the printed tiles from the MINI X-Wing (in case you have that).

Other than that, great!

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I think your speeder looks fantastic. I like seeing these built with fairly generic pieces so you could build up an army of them without having to buy a lot of specific sets. Nice work.

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