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So after a recent visit to a Lego store, I made a spontaneous purchase and I got a small cup of PAB pieces which I thought would be useful for part of a planned large Endor scene. I poured them all out to have a look and had a moment of creativity I've not felt for a long time. I only used the pieces I'd picked plus two minifigs to make a small scene. Not sure how to describe it, but it's a grass world with large "black fungi" plants. The droid is guarding some sort of fuel pipe, with the clone scouting ahead remaining camouflaged. I hope you enjoy and I'm open to feedback. Pieces obtained: Little set built:
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Is it too late for a Clone Wars related MOC? After many years of sitting in a box, waiting to be finished. I have finally completed my scale AT-TE. The story begins back in 2008 After getting the 7675 version, I decided to make it more movie accurate and minifig scale. I wanted to keep the color scheme the same of 7675. I started building December of 2008 with my first version.(seen in other folder). It was then in 2012, I had taken the challenge attempting to motorize the walker. It was an on and off project with many trials and tribulations. I found the project too difficult to complete, and got burned out by it. At that point I just wanted a scale AT-TE, I had then decided to re-haul the entire walker, starting from the ground up, using most of the original outer shell. This is what I believe to be an accurate representation of the walker. Model features opening troop doors, rotating cannon, accurate opening cockpit, posable legs, and a handle for carrying. I present to you my Scale AT-TE walker. http://www.moc-pages.com/moc.php/429975 https://www.flickr.com/photos/113021024@N05/ I hope you like the model, and as always feedback is appreciated!
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Dear LEGO Star Wars / Clone Wars fans, here I would like to present the MOC of my most favor vehicle, the Clone Wars Republic Gunship. Since starting the re-design from 75021, it costed me about 4 months. Hope you enjoy. Padmé is the key MF I would like to collect, and EP2 version was only appeared in 75021, it's good for me to get both of my favor things in one set. But I felt 75021 is too large for MF scale, and after referred Rebrickable MOCs, I really enjoy the outside feature by @JBB_777, unfortunately, the capacity of it is limited. Thus, I designed my own base 75021, actually, about 90% components are from this set. Just try to be more fit to MF scale. (below fig. left one is 75021 set, right one is this MOC) Further more, with previous MOC of full crouching AT-RT, it could represent the delivery of AT-RT in S04E07. Also try to keep as more as open-able function and gain more fun. To refer S01E13 is my original intention, as Republic Gunship's conception is extended from AH-60 black hawk, to deliver squad level troopers and close front weapon support are what it means to be. Finally, even be not so heavy like original 75021 set, it still be some weight, plus so many operate-able features, make me hard to handle it. So there's a flipping and folding cover on the top, with the girder hanging, could lift it easy.
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Three years ago, I bought a large amount of the exclusively new "Kashyyyk battle pack" sets. Agreed by everyone, the primary reason for these sets were the highly detailed Scout trooper, whilst lurking in the background, remained the non-cannon Kashyyyk clone trooper. Although, the value for the ordinary troop barely suffices over £5, there was a rather stranger peculiar misprint, which was briefly spotted 2 days prior construction. This misprint, annoyingly encouraged me to discard the misprint, however with conversations with Lego, a replacement was offered. Fortunately, I still have this misprinted helmet piece, where the front facing detail is reversed, meaning that the front helmet is plain, olive green, whilst the detailing is behind. Anyone have any clue, on the value behind this misprint? Please find the image attached below. Kind regards, http://imgur.com/a/rCEsW
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[MOC] [Tutorial] AT-RT Walker - Battlefront II - Clone Wars
Cypirate posted a topic in LEGO Star Wars
Hello there, Today I'd like to share my custom AT-RT design from Battlefront II and the Clone Wars. As with all Lego creations, there always has to be a compromise between scale, accuracy and structural integrity. With this one, I focused mainly on scale and accuracy since I wanted to use it in MOCs and for display. This means that it cannot, in any way withstand a child's play, but still holds together rather well for us older children and can easily be posed. As part of my accuracy factor, it was important for me that the legs of the pilot were positioned as if a human was sat on the walker instead of the usual minifigure sitting position that other lego walkers use. While keeping all of the important details and geometry, I also tried to reduced its size to match as closely as possible the minifigure scale and I think I achieved that rather well. It is made up of a total of 77 pieces and an additional 1x2 plate can be added for aesthetics when the pilot is on. I hope you like it and if so that you'll build your own since I have also created building instructions for everyone to use in their own MOCs (credit is always appreciated :D) I'm always open to comments and constructive criticism so let me know what you think of it and feel free to ask if you have any question concerning the building instructions. Front 'Head' Body and foward antipersonnel cannon Legs and feet Body assembly, foot rests and armoured joints Rear, antennas and pistol holder Mounting the pilot and additional tip -
Hello Everyone. I decided to take my Z-95 headhunter set apart and transform it into a V-19 Torrent. My goal was to try and use majority of the pieces from the original set. As the build went on I found out I needed more pieces to supply for the gear mechanism that drives all the wings into landing or take off mode, as well for the middle wing. All the wings fold down together with ease, but are so heavy, they do not make it up as well without assistance, compared to LEGOs official set. They are locked in landing mode with the middle wing via 2x1 clipped hinge. I based this solely on the Tartokovsky Clone Wars, but has bits of The Clone Wars design in it to. Though the Z-95 was a very well design set, I just love the design and functionality of the V-19 over it. Flickr
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Hey so I'm building a Kashyyyk MOC and I need some help with the tree. Can I have sort of idea on going about this.
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The Separatist C-9979 Craft is one of the few Star Wars ships that doesn't have a LEGO model, years ago I set out to make one, and have been updating it ever since. This model has gone through many iterations, but I'm very confident in the current design. Hope you like it! YouTube Instructions
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Ive been working on a stop motion lego movie since last years august, which heavily features this republic clone base. This is my first ever attempt at a clone base, using no brick linked ordered pieces, instead only using pieces from my own brick collection and my destroyed (2008) deathstar. These were taken 5 months ago, and i cant take any more pictures of the base because i destroyed it when i finished filming all of its scenes. The turret is an old moc of mine of the "75088 senate commando battlepack" turret.
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I had built this solely for use in one of my Ring-worlds (Link to that topic blow) But I felt it was a build in its own right too so I decided to create a separate thread (hope that's okay?) Anyway, this was a fairly quick build because it was one of those rear moments where everything just.. fits you know? The only part I really had trouble with was connecting the two half's together.. And then of course remembering what I'd done in order to make a second one! Let me know what you think and any suggested improvements are especially welcome! AT-TE / Teaser by Inthert, on Flickr And now, as promised, the link to my Ring-worlds project:
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Hope everyone is having a nice Sunday, I finally managed to upload a new video depicting Delta Squads Mission to Devaron to retrieve the dead bodies of two jedi who were slaughtered by Savage Opress at the Temple of Eden Hope everyone enjoys watching as much as I enjoyed building this.
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Hi everyone, today we have a MOC on a rarely seen planet when it comes to both Star Wars Lore and Lego. This MOC takes place during the final hours of the clone wars and was more of a MOC where I could test some building techniques. Any constructive criticism and a rating would be appreciated. Thanks
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I am currently working on a Ghost MOC from Star Wars Rebels. I'm basing the design of DarthTwoShedsJackson's Ghost. I really dislike the original Lego set because its too small and has no interior. I'm making it UCS scaled and it would really help if anyone could give me some advice.
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Please leave a rating and any constructive criticism in the comments. thanks.
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Hello Eurobricks! I present to you my first ever topic and my first everMOC! I tried to create something simple to ease my way into the world of MOCs. Being a lover of clone wars i thought this was a good place to start. The build turned out to be very challenging, especially since I was using LDD, but i'm happy with the result. The basic ring design is inspired by Swan Dutchman's Jedi Interceptor and Booster Ring. The Interceptor is LEGO's own release. The rest is of original design. It comes to about 1300 pieces including the fighter, so I don't plan on building this in real bricks. Any criticism or otherwise is welcome, thank you for viewing! Jamie
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[LDD][MOC] Republic Standard & 501st Legion Clone AT-RT Walker (Minifigure-Scale)
LegoStarWarsLDDShop posted a topic in LEGO Star Wars
Regardless if he or she is ore is not a Star Wars fan, probably everyone has heard of the AT walkers by now. Starting with the AT-AT and the AT-ST, these constructions of terror would create a legacy of vehicles that would come to appear in nearly every corner of the Star Wars story. Eventually, with the debut of Revenge of the Sith, the Republic AT-RT walker was introduced into the Star Wars story. A small, yet maneuverable walker, the AT-RT proved to be a valuable Republic asset throughout the entirety of the Clone Wars. LEGO has made 4 renditions of the walker (5 if you count 30006-1, even though I don't), and some have paid great attention to detail, while others moreso to accuracy in size and shape. Personally, I think that the small version of the walker included in 8098 is the best to date. I set out to improve on that design. This version is based on the standard AT-RT, which first debuted in Revenge of the Sith and subsequently appeared in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars film, in addition to multiple episodes of the animated show. It features everything the walker from the TV series does...an open control seat, a place for the clone trooper's blaster, an adjustable frontal blaster, and adjustable legs. Furthermore, the best part is the model has an improved design and is built to match minifigure scale. This version is based on the 501st Legion AT-RT which first appeared in Season 4 Episode 7 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. It features everything the standard walker design does as well, but it reflects the paint swap for the 501st Legion Clone Troopers. I am really impressed with how these designs turned out, and I hope you are too. MOCpages (Standard) MOCpages (501st Variant) Comments welcome. God bless. -
Hello I recently purchased Captain Rex's AT-TE and it was a truly enjoyable build. The AT-TE has always been one of my favourite vehicles of the Prequel Trilogy, but Cap'n Rex's AT-TE really revitalised my interest and the mechanical Christmas beetles.. I love midi scale builds; I think its a scale that works really good with Lego (not to mention cost-effective), and so I have attempted my own midi-scale AT-TE. I know there have already been some incredible MOC midi AT-TEs, but I hope this brings something unique to the party. I think I might have to try and give it the Captain Rex treatment later on. Thanks for taking a look; criticism and suggestions are always welcome. Simon AT-TE - MIDI (10) by simon crocker, on Flickr AT-TE - MIDI (8) by simon crocker, on Flickr AT-TE - MIDI (7) by simon crocker, on Flickr A few more photos on flickr
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To celebrate the release of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story today, I decided to build a 786-piece model of the ARC-170 Starfighter. While it does not actually appear in the movie, it was the Republic's precursor to the iconic X-Wing Starfighter that the Rebel Alliance used in their fleet. It includes three clone pilots and an R4-D5 astromech droid. I used 8088 as a skeleton, but did some major modifications as I will detail throughout the post. Here you can see the model as a whole. At first glance you may not see that much different from 8088 (apart from the engines), but I altered many minor aesthetic and functional components of the ship to make it more accurate and give better play features. The original model had 396 pieces. I almost doubled the part count of the original. Here's a front view. One of my main priorities with this model was to bring the s-foils in closer to the main wing. In the movie, they're flush against it when closed, but 8088 had an unsightly gap between everything. This was as close as I was able to get the s-foils to the main wings. In this side view you can see some of the tapering I attempted to do near the nose. I wanted the dark red to flush better with the stripe that goes back towards the cockpit. You can also see my addition of spring-loaded missiles to the main guns, of which there are also faux blaster tips to try to mask some of the spring missiles' prominence. I also tried to extend part of the underbelly to better connect with the nose as seen on the movie model. Nothing too much back here. Just a knob that when turned opens and closes the s-foils, similar to 8088, however pulling and pushing it operates a different function... In 8088, pushing the knob activated a series of flick-fire missiles. Here, pulling it releases a latch that drops down this gun caddy which is currently holding the pilots's personal weapons. This is securely held in the ship so it doesn't fall out while swooshing. Top-down view. I changed the shaping of the wing-tips to make them more symmetrical as they should be. Here's my personal favorite enhancement. I modified the engines based on thire5's UCS ARC-170 model, but scaled down appropriately. It was a nightmare getting each tile to line up properly and not give me a collision error. I spent a good few hours or so on this part alone. They're slightly larger than the turbines on 8088, but I don't think they're oversized. The internal skeleton of the turbines for those wondering how I did it. If you have any comments or suggestions for how my model could be improved, please share! I'm always looking for constructive criticism! May the Force be with you!
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feedback would be nice
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Hey there everyone. This is a short video of A MOC depicting the days of the battle for Mandalore. Today we have the first part of a short 3 part series loosely based of the Ahsoka Novel. Hope you enjoy. Dont forget to like, comment and subscribe for more.
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"Republic Troops are ambushed by Jabiimi Nationalists while attempting to clear a small village of Separatist forces." - Battle of Ryloth 22 BBY, Roughly 21 years before the battle of Yavin. Just realized I had a Eurobricks account, so I decided to post something. This is my mission 9.2 entry for the 253rd over on Flickr. Anyway, thanks for viewing!
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The Jabiim Collaboration Hello everyone hope you've all been having a good weekend. For the last 5 weeks 5 builders have been collaborating to try and recreate areas and scenarios depicting the Star Wars Republic comic book series (the Jabiim story arc) here is a list of each episode Episode I: The Battle For Jabiim (by Marathon Productions) Episode II: Cobalt Station (by Innovative Brix) Episode III: The Battle Of Razor Coast (by Packer221) Episode IV: The Battle Of High Rock Canyon (by Alcloneproductions) Episode V: The Battle For Jabiim (Prison Break) (by Krisproductions) Here is a link to the playlist with each MOC: I hope you enjoyed the MOC series. please feel free to leave any criticism and any tips or creations you want to see in the future.
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The Battle of Razor Coast, the 3rd installment of the Jabiim Collab series ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[MOC] Cobalt Station, The Battle For Jabiim Collab Episode II
marathon_productions posted a topic in LEGO Star Wars
Ep2 of the collaboration series based off of the Star Wars:Republic Dark Horse comics! Other builders in the collab (Ep1) Marathon Productions (Ep2)Innovative Brix (Ep3)Packer221 (Ep4)Alcloneproductions (Ep5)Krisproductions -
Hey there everyone, i hope you enjoy the start of this collaboration series based on the Star Wars: Republic Dark Horse comics. This first season will feature Episodes from Innovative Brix, Packer221, Alcloneproductions and Krisproductions.
