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Space Marine Light Attack Flyer

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The Cobra attack flyer was designed after repeated requests for close air support from both the Army and the Marines.

Able to be armed with a variety of weaponsystems the Cobra has become the mainstay of the armed forces.

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Army tankhunter.

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Navy targeting scout.

Comments and crits allways welcome.

The LDD file for you te play with :grin:

http://www.brickshel...cobra_flyer.lxf

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These are really cool! The hover wings look great :thumbup: The different weapon systems are neat as well.

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Nice. I love the colour variants...

Though where is that engine piece from ? I don't really recognize it ? (Excoforce?).

I also love the variable weapon payloads. I should do that more - it looks fun!

Is it just me or the front feels a bit .... /flat/ ? maybe change that 2x2 plate to a slope or curved slope? would make it slightly more aerodynamic.

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Awesome job on this one! The dual rotors is definitely sci-fi dropship/gunship material. My one critic is that the back should transition more seamlessly into the tail, other then that it looks really good! :classic:

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That's an awesome-looking model! I love the oversized rotor wings. Very cool.

By the way, when I opened up the file in LDD it said four pieces were incorrectly placed and had been removed.

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That's an awesome-looking model! I love the oversized rotor wings. Very cool.

By the way, when I opened up the file in LDD it said four pieces were incorrectly placed and had been removed.

It's the guns/flagpoles at the outer ends.

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I have more problems with those.

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I'm assuming this was inspired by the newly announced stormtalon gunship for the Space Marines in Warhammer 40k?

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I'm assuming this was inspired by the newly announced stormtalon gunship for the Space Marines in Warhammer 40k?

Actually, no it wasn't.

I had this idea for a while.

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Does look cool though :laugh:

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Actually, no it wasn't.

I had this idea for a while.

Does look cool though :laugh:

Haha fair enough..

My only suggestion would be to up-armor and beef up the cockpit somehow. The pilot feels a little too exposed to me.

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I really like this, my only complaint is that the engines are a bit too large for the rest of the model. I'd like to see the cockpit bulked up a bit, just 1 or 2 studs on each side, and the sore of the model should be extended back by about that much as well. Do that and you'll have a real winner!

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I really like this, my only complaint is that the engines are a bit too large for the rest of the model. I'd like to see the cockpit bulked up a bit, just 1 or 2 studs on each side, and the sore of the model should be extended back by about that much as well. Do that and you'll have a real winner!

Well that's what's the LXF file is for.

Be my guest to modify at your hearts content.

But don't forget to post a pic, i love to see modifications on my designs :tongue:

By the way, the engines are actually too small, any idea how much lift you need to generate for take off :laugh:

Just look at the V-22 Ossprey, massive rotors compared to it's size, for that matter, any helicopter.

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Very cool, The design is great. NPU on the props.

I love what people are doing for the space marines idea, as if it is already a LEGO theme! :thumbup:

~Legonardo~

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