cehnot
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Best to use this one since it's related to the thread.
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Have you thought about doing instructions by reverse engineering it in photos? Basically you take a photo each time you take a part off that way you can reassemble it later.
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[MOC] The apex of my 40 year journey to perfect the Lego T-65B X-Wing
cehnot replied to markhchan's topic in LEGO Star Wars
Are you planning on doing a reverse build instruction or at least a few photos showing off how to build the internal structure or s foils. -
Another file I will be saving for my revamped x-wing. I may be stealing the side panel idea and somehow incorporate it into my 2.0 model.
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that is amazing and great job on capturing the house. I concider3d building the house in a larger scale but for an ideas project this is a perfect size. I love how it fits on the same baseplates as the Ghostbusters firehouse if you exclude the tree.
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I built a similar one to his and modeled mine after his original file. I do not have his original file anymore because I overwrote it. I hope this helps. the major difference you may notice is the redesigned roof and engine. Good luck guys. Echo 1
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I love the play features you got into the tiny vehicle.
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If I can get the x-wing done to my liking I think I'll tackle my falcon idea merging Marshal Banana design with new ucs cockpit. I saw a new picture surface that he already began doing this. I decided to hold off modding my ucs falcon when I saw this photo. I love how all the unique designs and alterations on the forum. I wish the ucs falcon redesigned the ship from the base structure instead of relying on the original idea. For now I'm working on small models and eventually want to do my firehouse now that I have all the pieces. My biggest issue I find is LEGO keeps coming up with awesome part designs that actually make my models better. I will be posting new vehicles in other sections soon.
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Jerec posted on the forums here and acknowledged he drew inspirations from a bunch of us. I bought his instructions to figure out what he did differently. Since my gear structure requires a bit of modding and my personal one actually cut a lego piece I think I may try to modify my structure to house a stronger gear system. As for the rest of the ship, I think I may take his side panel idea and try to figure out a way to incorporate his smooth panels into my design. I also love his landing gear solution as well. In general I think the following can merge with my idea to make it more accurate: 1. Merge the side panels together 2. Modify my gear box 3. Incorporate the landing gear idea
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Of course we want to see this.
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Thanks for this video link. That sure is a nice model.
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I have to admit this one makes mine look a bit dated. I see a lot of great solutions and I think I may fuse the two designs together for my next ship. Great job. I may need to build tour ship just to figure out how you solved that fuselage. The next thing I love is your solution to the bottom. I love the fact that you don't have to add or subtract parts to make the landing gear work. I simply gave up on my design.
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Go through the whole thing. I offered a link as an update and plenty of instructions on mods done for this x-wing version through the 6 pages. Thanks. For those who may not understand it, are you able to take off the side panel and show them your inside view of it? I Did this for those confused by the instructions.
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How stable is it? Is the bottom now a solid piece instead of those frame pieces lowering down to make the center seem taller? Looking at what Marshall did, the bottom appears solid. Looks like you are making it quite strong as well.
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Would you please share your modifications to your side panels? I think I know what you did, but if you could do an exposed photo or a photo showing the parts from the inside or back of the side panel. Looks great. I didn't even think of those cannon ideas you did. Please feel free to do a tutorial for people in this thread. I went with a custom design with lots of custom parts, but I think this option will work best for purists. That is a great looking X-wing. I am excited for the new 2018 X-wing LEGO is doing. I cannot wait to use the stickers and parts on my version. I plan on doing a series of x-wings (rogue 1-5).