Vostroyan
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There's no stud connection but he's held in place by tension. The socket wrenches have a bit of flex to them so the attached hand pieces I'm using as handlebars lock into in the rider's own hands when they're oriented as shown, and the 1x2 slope that forms his seat holds him in place (plus there's also a third contact point that prevents movement). It's surprisingly secure and can be turned upside down. Thanks for the kind words folks.
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But it's got a new hat! There's been so many lovely MOCs of this speeder, so my goal was to make it look like the Scout was riding the speeder a bit more, without removing the legs or having that moped look of standing on a platform. The rider is held in place by the tension of the socket wrenches and it can be posed upside down without it falling out. Pleased with that. I've put free instructions up on rebrickable, if anyone is interested. Thanks for stopping by.
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Very slick. Love it
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This is amazing work! I love all the forced perspective.
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Cheers! Appreciated.
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The grills are still the best I can come up with, I went through every part in studio and bricklink to see if there was anything else and nothing else felt right. I considered the old technic arm pieces (those links that were used on big figures) and I liked the look, but they were too limiting and wouldn't allow for the way I did the smooth surface details. Thanks for you kind feedback! And who says that's actually 3-PO...?
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Thank you! How many are they up to now? 6? I guess there's just not many small OT vehicles for them to make sets from. Being completely tiled was the goal, if I couldn't do that then yeah there wasn't much point making yet another version.
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This is really good! Your proportions are bang on.
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Hello there! I know everyone's just been hanging out for another landspeeder... right? Well here's mine! This is the first MOC I've designed in studio, made instructions, and then built for real. The process of creating instructions really helped refined the internals and greatly improved stability. More pics and instructions here Hope you like it!