mink66

AWESOME NDLG80!!! I always wanted to build the Octan Ship and the Batmobile from The Lego Movie when the movie came out, but could never find enough source material back then. My Batwing has long been disassembled, but thank you for reminding me how incredible this vehicle looks in real life! You did an amazing job with these models! I always thought Lego really missed out on not producing these as official sets.

Here is my version of Wyldstyle's Flying Super Cycle. It took a lot longer than I hoped to complete this MOC mostly because about a dozen or more parts do not actually exist or don't exist in the colors depicted in the movie. With the help of several screen shots from the movie and the Golden Instructions #3 from TLM video game I got a very close version to the actual one from the movie. FlyingSuperCycle by mink66, on Flickr IMG_2401 by mink66, on Flickr IMG_2408 by mink66, on Flickr IMG_2416 by mink66, on Flickr IMG_2414 by mink66, on Flickr IMG_2419 by mink66, on Flickr

Hi Mirko, will tomorrow be another big reveal?

I don't think you'll get any "minifig-scale" vehicles in a 13.25" x 13.25" cube.

Has anyone ever attempted to build a UCS style Mandalorian Kom'rk-class fighter/transport (Gauntlet Starfighter) like the one Bo-Katan uses in the Mandalorian? I've always loved the design of this ship. The recent system scale Lego Star Wars set pales in comparison to the 2012 Pre Vizsla set and it got me to wondering if anyone has tried a mini-figure scale version using lots of snot techniques, etc. I quick search on here, on rebrickable, and on google didn't result in anything beyond some different color versions for Darth Maul's Shadow Collective.

Great review monkypaws! I shared a lot of the frustrations you mentioned as well, except for the missing parts. All the parts were present in the batch I received. As you mentioned, the instructions could have benefited greatly from the use of subassemblies. I was also disappointed by the wing attachment technique, and as you can see in the video review they are quick to fail. I had to add some extra supporting structures under the fuselage and wings to make the model stable to display in "flight mode."

I bought the whole kit. Inside the box with all the parts Republic Bricks provides a QR code with the link on how to download the instructions. I don't think they sell just the directions by themselves.

Finally got a chance to put this amazing ship together. Here is the Republic Bricks Version 1 of the Kom'rk Gauntlet Starfighter Mark 3. Awesome looking ship with lots of cool details. It has a front ramp, but no hallway for the drop bay doors to open, no rear ramp, and the cockpit can only fit two Mandalorians and Grogu. The middle fuselage does rotate so the wings could theoretically be positioned in the up and down position, but I have no idea how you could ever display it like that with the current build structure. Definitely not swooshable and there are some weak spots. It can be positioned in level flight mode with the help of a stand underneath to support the wings or in landing mode which still required a few modifications of my own to make it strong enough and sit level. At 1753 pieces it is definitely worth it for the coolness factor though. I'm satisfied. Kom’rk Gauntlet Class Starfighter Mark 3 by Shawn Minkey, on Flickr Kom’rk Gauntlet Class Starfighter Mark 3 by Shawn Minkey, on Flickr Kom’rk Gauntlet Class Starfighter Mark 3 by Shawn Minkey, on Flickr Kom’rk Gauntlet Class Starfighter Mark 3 by Shawn Minkey, on Flickr Kom’rk Gauntlet Class Starfighter Mark 3 by Shawn Minkey, on Flickr Kom’rk Gauntlet Class Starfighter Mark 3 by Shawn Minkey, on Flickr

Wow! The Republic Bricks version is impressive, so impressive I bought one while it is on sale! Can wait to build this beauty! https://republicbricks.com/products/ucs-galactic-heiress-gauntlet-fighter?_pos=9&_sid=e5fb9c7b7&_ss=r

Nice! That's more like what I am talking about. Is the link to your MOC or the one that inspired you? I'm wondering how are the studs facing out on both sides of the flat wings?

Thanks for the reply! Oh wow, you are correct! I never realized how huge these Gauntlet starfighters are. I would never expect Lego to produce such a huge UCS set, but I'm still surprised by the almost total lack of MOC's for this ship. Maybe the extra attention this ship is getting in The Mandalorian will inspire some of the master builders to work on a MOC.

Stunning creation once again! It's magnificent!

I recently let mine go, parts and manual for $1600. I was originally asking $2000. https://www.ebay.com/itm/165709346515

****SOLD**** This is the custom U-project designed by Starbricks with the original instruction booklet now out of print. I used all genuine Lego new and used bricks acquired from Brinklink to build this huge Lego masterpiece. Mini-figure scale and tons of features and details throughout. No mini-figures are included. Instruction manual is in excellent condition. All stickers were meticulously applied and are very straight. Numbered tile plate is also included. Comes from a smoke free home and stored out of direct sunlight. The only differences from Starbricks originally recommended parts list is I used dark gray vs. black wagon wheels inside the engines and the red vs. black boat weight used inside the hull structure for even weight distribution and cannot be seen. These alternative colored pieces would be included in this set. Free one week shipping to anywhere in the continental United States. https://www.ebay.com/itm/165709346515?hash=item26950bf6d3:g:R~MAAOSwHiBjPMxb&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoO4YmtIFFtrlATZ9iGgOxP2bn9OXzetlxS70sWtCXRr9KvoW1lLvnZckkMaAR%2F%2B3xpekpIPcXFj0sOR2UzaRTt49MVw%2BqTsPbhJVEYCVY4MLju8BqMRKEz6bIZ0MGOn7rBLtLuIiQcvUIENFEqxpM3KuqqHdBCkEHPo8nbLMvOtCzf8KDu89vg1RxuOuBXj1yW6ZQ2ITgU12wdvmEwEGYZg%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR_rRuvb4YA

I was close with this guess! :)

The AT-ST Raider from S1:E4 of The Mandalorian. Anything I've tried building beyond the official Lego play scale versions of the AT-ST are very tricky to keep balanced, hence "it was a balance exercise."

Awesome job! I think there is a little more history behind this design though as it was an early concept for a Star Destroyer by Colin Cantwell.

I'm sure you could do it. But keep in mind the AT-ACT you see in Rogue One is actually much bigger than the Empire Strikes Back AT-AT's. Check out this size comparison chart:

How much are the instructions and complete set selling for these days?

And the red front view port needs some work. The bottom side needs to be more angular.

It's so close to November, I'm surprised there haven't been any leaks!

After seeing the movie twice now, I don’t remember noticing this helicopter (the dual blade Chinook style) in the movie, nor did I see The Task Master ever on a motorcycle.

This looks like a 6 year old designed it.

Awesome mash-up! Good job!

WOW! Impressive. The technique you used to make the lekkus (headtails) is incredible.