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It looks like I am experiencing the same difficulties as the rest of you when putting the spine together. I see from the post that I quoted that it is at least possible to force one of the dual sided 1x2 pieces in place. Have any of you been able to muscle all if these into position? I tried with one, but wasn’t able to get it in. Do any of you that have finished the MOC have any suggestions for completing it according to the intended design? Thanks for any help you can give.

What a beautiful MOC. Looking at the parts list on Rebrickable, I see 2,808 parts listed (the same number referenced in the eBay listing for the plans referenced above. However, I don’t see any of the half drums that make up the engine nacelles. I believe the part used here should be 6259 in white (22 pieces), but I could be mistaken. Not seeing this obvious part on the list I am worried that there might be other parts missing from the list as well. Can anyone shed some light on this? I have paid for the instructions through eBay, but as of yet have received nothing, so I can’t check the parts list provided by the seller. Does anyone have a parts list they would be willing to share? Many thanks for any help.

Hi all, as is common for many folks around here, I am getting back into LEGO bricks as an adult. In particular, exploring the world of MOCs has been amazing. One thing that has puzzled me is the relitive lack of Star Trek MOCs (at least as far as I can find). Now, I understand that the LEGO group doesn’t have the rights to make official Star Trek sets, but it seems as if that lack carries over somewhat to the MOC building community. I have searched here at Eurobricks, rebrickabke, BrickLink, and a few other sites, and while I have found a few Star Trek MOCs, many of them are snall or unimpressive, and most of the nice ones seem to be of the starship enterprise or some other star fleet ship. What I am interested in is instructions or LDD files for high quality (UCS level of design, with a high part count, and lots of attention to detail) MOCs of the “bad guy’s” ships (aren’t they always more fun?). I would love to find MOCs of the Klingon bird of prey, the Klingon battle cruisers from the original series and TNG, Romulan bird of prey, the borg cube (the thought of all that black greebling in LEGO form makes me a bit giddy, I must admit!), and other ships along those lines. I found a pretty nice Klingon bird of prey on the site, “MOC Pages” that can give an idea of the sort of thing I was hoping to find; http://www.moc-pages.com/moc.php/417698 Unfortunately, it seems like this site is mostly for showing off pictures of MOCs, with little ability to share instructions or LDD files. Can anyone share any good MOCs they have found/made along the lines I have mentioned? Are there sites for high quality MOCs that might provide some good results? I really appreciate any help you can provide. Nice to be a part of such a supportive community. Happy building.

I agree, I almost want to give it a hug. Nice work!

Wow, that is amazing! Nice work.

To be honest, I never watched Voltron when I was young, but even so this looks really fun. Will be very interesting to see how the individual lions transform to create the unified figure.

Wow, I can’t believe what you are able to do with lego bricks. Just fantastic.

Great review, thanks. Totally agree regarding the need for imperial officers to have dual molded legs. The addition of this makes them look so much better. Hope lego will make this change at some point.

What a beautiful set. I generally am not a big fan of model cars, but this is too beautiful to pass up.

Great review, thanks. I would definitely like to get this set. One of the more detailed sets lego has done, I think.

Amazing job. As someone who is just getting back into lego, the amount of bricks used in this MOC is just mind blowing. I think you have more bricks than a typical lego store!

What an amazing job on this MOC! I have nearly purchased all the parts, and can’t wait to start building. All the pictures/advice from other builders have also been extremely helpful. Thanks everyone.

Thanks for this great review. Certainly a beautiful specimen.