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    Very well done Valkyrie-sque mecha! I am a great fan of transforming robots and I really like it!
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    MOC. Built January the 21th-22nd, 2015. The challenge was to use ONLY & EXCLUSIVELY the Lego movie set 70813 "Rescue Reinforcements" and ONLY the pieces of the fire mech (bags 1,2 and 3). So please keep in mind that my options were limited. My inspirations were the Transformers Inferno from Generation 1, his Classics/Universe version, and the TF3 movie Sentinel Prime. The vehicle mode is a big fire truck with a ladder (360 degrees of rotation and goes up and down). Thanks to the good amount of joints the robot is well poseable. It doesn't have an head because is driven by a pilot sitting in the cabin (enough room inside for a minifigure). The transformation is simple and relatively fast. All the steps here. http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/405126
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    MOC. Built October the 12th, 2014. Improved and partially rebuilt January the 18th-19th, 2015. THE CHALLENGE WAS TO CREATE A TRANSFORMING ROBOT USING ONLY & EXCLUSIVELY PIECES INCLUDED IN THE 31008 SET and my options were limited. The vehicle mode is a slightly futuristic military jet. The robot mode is quite similar to Generation 1 Transformers Seekers (e.g. Starscream) and to Macross Valkyrie. Legs are well poseable (thanks to the ball joints introduced few years ago) and shoulders can rotate 360 degrees (connected with wings) and tilt (left/right). The hands look like pliers, but in the set only 4 fingers (another cool piece very useful for robot models) were available. The robot mode is headless because this robot is intended as a mecha with an human pilot sitting in the cabin (like Valkyries from Macross/Robotech)... so I decided to keep this way.But with some of the small pieces I didn't use everyone could easily create an head. The orange sloped pieces were used to build a weapon... a sort of battle axe. More pics here: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/398312
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    Great work! A very nice japanese restaurant!
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    Beautiful and well done modular MOC!
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    The best MOC landspeeder I've seen! Stunning!
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    Epic battle scene... the snowy landscape looks very realistic! Brilliant MOC!
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    This Mos Esley Cantina MOC looks really amazing... love the details! Great work!
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    The Avengers / Stark Tower could be perfect in a modern city set. The black car looks good... but could be modified and customized.
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    Very beautiful and well done! I like the skyscrapers and the Chinese Theatre. And the beach is cool too!
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    Fantastic scene! Very faithful to the painting!
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    Looking great! Excellent work!
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    Very beautiful and original microscale MOC! I really like the way you created smoke and fire (with icecream parts).
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    Thank you, Balbo!
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    Hello to everyone! I'm a Adult Fan Of Lego from Italy. My name is Mike Berretta. Some informations about me. I was born in 1980, so currently I am 35 years old. I live in Pisa, Tuscany (the town of leaning tower). Main job: Research fellow and assistant teacher in the History Faculty at Pisa University. Achieved a Ph.D. in the History Faculty at Bologna University. 2nd job: Freelance 3D graphics artist (I use 3D studio Max and Poser). I am co-owner and admin of a 3D graphics site and community. My hobbies & interests: I love reading, drawing, history, 3d graphics, science fiction, Transformers, Star Trek, Star Wars and LEGO, of course. Have received my first Lego sets as gifts in 1984.
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    Test post. Hello to everyone!
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