Rubblemaker
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Yes. The two bottom sections (without indentations) of two Death Stars to be precise, as I wanted it to be completely spherical all the way round.
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Thanks very much. I’d thought of the ‘water’ as a blue flame so it has 2 types of fire with which to incinerate everything in its path. This is the first mech I’ve ever made so I learnt a lot doing it. Need to get myself a load of ball joints to make a better one next time!
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Hi all, I’ve been making a fleet of Neo Classic Space inspired attack craft. This is the 5th craft in my fleet, the 5T0-MP3R. The story behind this one goes like this: When ground assault is the only option some serious hardware is needed. With an armour piercing chaingun on one side and a metal melting flamethrower on the other, the 5T0-MP3R flattens everything in its way. So don't get in its way! For anyone interested there are loads of other angles on this moc in my full album here (It also moves and splits in two): https://www.flickr.com/photos/164260086@N06/albums/72157713662608238 Thanks for looking. :)
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So this thing has a full interior, lighting system AND a pizzeria?!! I am now a significant percentage more impressed than I was when I first saw it. Hope it gets the attention it deserves from the public once we’re all past this complete virus lockdown that’s spreading across the world as fast as the virus itself. Once again, amazing work and great video!
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More in the full Flickr album here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/164260086@N06/albums/72157713451450081 Thanks for looking ?
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Indeed they do. And thanks ? Thanks very much I’m all about snot these days. Can never have too much snot! ?
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Hi all, So, as some of you may have seen, I’ve been making a fleet of Neo Classic Space inspired attack craft. Here is the 3rd ship in my fleet. Its called THE BR4-1N and here’s the lore behind it (I know lore can be seen by some as slightly pretentious but it make's sense when you see the whole fleet, each has a reason for looking the way they do): An organic entity found wounded and close to death, the BR4-1N was grafted into a spaceship to ensure her survival. She now serves as part of the fleet using her superior intellect to strategise attack patterns before relaying them to the other fighters. There are loads more angles on this ship in my full Flickr album here for anyone interested: https://www.flickr.com/photos/164260086@N06/albums/72157713452496103 Thanks for looking :)
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Thanks. Brothers Brick just blogged this one too ? https://www.brothers-brick.com/2020/03/15/so-atlantis-and-neo-classic-space-walk-into-a-bar/
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That would have worked. A few people have commented on its bird like appearance actually, which wasn’t intentional at all. I originally conceived the idea of it being an arrow and that just stuck. I like that people see other things in these ships though. Someone said the R4-1L should have been called the GU1-T4R... can’t think why... https://www.flickr.com/photos/164260086@N06/49570945192/in/album-72157713214587157/
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Hmmm... after carefully examining this picture I can confidently say this is one of the most impressive spaceships I have seen built out of Lego. In fact my jaw is broken from how hard it hit the floor. ?
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Thanks. Ha, if you think this is imaginative wait till you see the next one! It’s half alien, half spaceship!
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Nebulon-B Escort Frigate this time with instructions, and micro Falcon!
Rubblemaker posted a topic in LEGO Star Wars
Hi all, In completely coincidental timing (with the recent choose your next UCS poll announcement), Legolijntje and I have just completed work on the instructions for my EF76 Nebulon-B Escort Frigate. It kind of fills the market gap for those who would like a Nebulon-B yet can't stretch to the budget or have the space for the multi thousand part models (as stunningly beautiful as builds like Mortesv's are) Its made of 1385 pieces and is (a still pretty respectable) 2 feet long and 1 foot high (58cm long and 30cm high more precisely). Rebrickable: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-34757/Rubblemaker/ef76-nebulon-b-escort-frigate-with-micro-millenium-falcon/#comments My full Flickr album of the final release build: https://www.flickr.com/photos/164260086@N06/albums/72157712852235377 Thanks for looking :) -
Nebulon-B Escort Frigate this time with instructions, and micro Falcon!
Rubblemaker replied to Rubblemaker's topic in LEGO Star Wars
Thanks! It was a labour of love, and stress, and tears, and it was all worth it to see others out there building it! -
Thanks. Seen the second ship in the fleet?: https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/175946-moc-r4-1l-precision-fighter/
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Lol, yeah probably. Nothing a quick burst of the hyperdrive won't compensate for though ;) And thanks! :)
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Thanks very much :) You should check out the second ship in the fleet, just finished work on it today: https://www.flickr.com/photos/164260086@N06/albums/72157713214587157
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Lol, I said it might be worth millions... not to me though. Its worth about as much to me as the half chewed Benny my 2 year old spat out yesterday.
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Perhaps he was part of a discontinued line of Vegetarian Darth Vaders. He'd turned to the green side!
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I have no idea. I am not an expert on Lego sun damage. I'm sure you're right and its probably worth millions ;)
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Unless of course those aren’t the original arms, legs and head that were attached to it. Having said that the paintwork doesn’t look too faded so you might be right.
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I have a few dark blue pieces that I got in a bulk buy, they have sun damage on one side, presumably the side that was outward facing on the build they were in. (The owner told me it was sun damage due to the location of the models they had been in) It looks exactly like this torso, evenly discoloured. You’d say that it was the bricks colour if it was the only side you saw. In fact, they’re even green!
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Looks to me like either sun damage, fading/discolouring, a misprint or someone has replaced his torso with a knock off/fake lego one. Either way I’d estimate it’s worth about .. nothing at all. I could be wrong of course.
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Ah! Thanks very much. The next ship in this fleet is coming along pretty nicely too.