GeoBrick

The instructions of all Series 6 sets are available through (at least) the Series 6 page on Bricklink.

You have two -no three- good choices: either in the Fleet, at the Scorpian Shipyards, or (a far stretch, I know) next to Ragnar Station.😛

Besides the eye-opening use of the 'ropes-with-grip' piece as beaded curtains, I'm quietly impressed with the cornler ornaments of the same building. Its a probably semi-illegal technique, but gives a nice texturing. I'm unsure if you put a 2x2 plate upside down on a 2x2 tile, with tubes pushed in the bottom, or a 2x2 tile upside down on top of a 2x2 plate with the tubes pushed in it. I think the former, but the resolution of the picture isn't large enough to zoom in on the details.

Love the way you created the vines on the towers' lower floors wall.

Its nice and roomy inside the control compartment. One could 'hide' a minifig in it if necessary. An idea for a fun extra might be a cup clip/holder inside it. With that the gray coffee 'thermos' attached to the vehicle front makes more sense. 😉 That's a huge comm. dish on the attached buggy. Sure must be enough to punch signals through whatever jamming or interference Blacktron might do.

Looks like I have to check the Renegade's instructions, I don't remember a Futuron reference. Would be splendid if that came true though. I wonder if LEGO would re-use the Space City Modular spaceship torso prints again then, or surprise with a whole new outfit.

And I thought the APC was already huge... Then you created the dropship! And now you're working on at least part of the colony complex? I'll keep an eye on how you're angling and texturing those corridor walls, seems an interesting technique. Did you plan a turnwheel-based opening mechanism of the Dock door? I noticed the toothed bricks on top of the door.

I like the archtectural style of the base. Very gritty and no-nonsense for a remote outpost on some extra-terrestrial barren world.

Could as well be there's simply still some stock left, and will be until the last is sold.

I reckon this needs to be the guard's room. If that's the case, some benches, an extra rack for helmets/armor/shields, a couple cods underneath some of the slit windows, and banners hanging from some of those inward-pointing protusions at the top of the wall.

Oh, I definitely like what you've done here. maybe, well, except for that radio brick on the flyer transporter...

These days, "a few knights" is 10-15 bucks...

I doubt BDP sets could be purchased from (most of) those 35 countries prior to Bricklink closing operations. Pre-ordering a set went through the LEGO site anyway, so...

Beautiful creation. The entrance to the cabin, the stern wall and the lines of the bow must be my favourite features here.

Especially with the gaffel sail!