CCOOK

Havent tried it on the tracks yet: Here you can see design of built motor shroud: Enjoy!

All 100% swooshable and very sturdy; here is the updated Avenger: . The Defender will need some major work as it is still just a display model that is not playable; I have already begun blueprints to address wing issues on this ship. Look for a possible TIE Advanced and also a definite First-Order TIE Fighter in the near future. -CCOOK

Here I finally updated my TIE MOCs for the newer transparisteel windows: Also updated wing designs on the Fighter and Interceptor - they're now rock-solid and can be waved around without flying apart. -CCOOK

Here somebody aparently made an LDD of it although the wings are a different design: https://m.reddit.com/r/lego/comments/49ylpz/just_finished_making_a_ldd_file_of_ccooks_tie/?utm_source=mweb_redirect&compact=true Study my wings you'll figure it out - lots of 2/3 height bracket pieces (2x2 grey, 2x6 black) and 2/3 height grey slopes. -CCOOK

I heard from another guy who made this a few years back that there are over 21000 pieces in it - there are a lot of really rare expensive parts in here as well - all in all probly cost about $2500 to build - I will followup with some interior photos as everything inside is decked, carpetted, and furnished.

Inside is fully furnished with all kinds of crazy stuff - the house is from instructions from "Fully Brick Models" that I bought off eBay a couple years ago. It is hard to reassemble once the roof and sexond floor are removed - I will post some older photos from during the build. -CCOOK

This is the one off of eBay - I bought all the parts for this about 5 months ago and took my time building it: The model had a lot of instruction and design faults so buyer beware; it seems apparent from the instructions that the designer never built the model from actual LEGO bricks and plates. -CCOOK

Here another update - wing insides and bottom of aft section re-done: Here's a side view: Behind the Defender: Wings are a little bent up from lots of repositioning. -CCOOK

That image looks like a render from a 20-year old videogame. It's very tough and definitely swooshable; all black plating is anchored with brackets.

This is absolutely superb work - I wish I had more time to devote to large-scale stuff like this!

Here's a rough draft of it: Enjoy. -CCOOK

This looks prettty good - nice and lean and more like the real thing - only problem is the angle on the aft portions of the wings - LEGO needs to make a 2x1 wedge plate half in order to fix this.

Look close and you will see hinge tiles connecting with hinge plates along with support 4L bars on grabbers - the 4L bars support the grey wing framing - this same technique could easily yield the Avenger and most other TIE designs as well. -CCOOK

Here's a shot of it against a space background: -CCOOK

Well here it is finally: Back end - it's actually pretty stable but I put it on a transparent mount: Business end: Enjoy. -CCOOK

Evidently yes on the Defender I just roughed this new wing design in earlier today: It's actually very stable - expect a new topic on the Defender sometime soon. -CCOOK

Here we go I know it's an old topic but upgraded the sides of the wings to be more accurate: Enjoy! -CCOOK

This is awesome - we should chip in and have this thing built for real.

Here we go newest version distressed in blue: Looks so metallic - enjoy. . . . -CCOOK

Here we go redesigned the front panel between the cockpit and missile bay to be more accurate (and photoshopped the ship onto space backgrounds): Enjoy! -CCOOK

Here finally finished it: Interchangeable missile bays (open/closed): Cockpit: Up close standing up: IT"S A BOMBER!!!!!!!!! Enjoy the photos. -CCOOK

I'm not sure probably several hundred; here's an update - the bottom blasters and wing cannons are redesigned: Here it is next to new TIE X1: Enjoy. -CCOOK

Here it is again only I've redesigned the blasters on the bottom: I may also add some additional curvature to the bottom of the cockpit sphere. -CCOOK

Actually, the second photo shows the new connectors - they lack the more attractive slopes up to the solar arrays.

Here's a new Interceptor based off of my recent standard TIE build: These are actually old photos - I had to rebuild the wing attachments because the above, while aesthetically pleasing, are NOT functional for anything other than display/model purposes. -CCOOK