ISDAvenger

Great googly moogly!!! Superb work my friend, a lot of detail. What did you use to design it? Did you use LDD, some other digital designer, or just free hand it?

"Yawn" What, did a 3rd grader come up with this set?

Yea, I think I might get in on this.

MOG, that is just awesome. I love it when builders put effort into detailing the base. Well done!

Lol, that last was awesome Oky!

Superb work as always! I love the skeleton design, very intricate.

Hopefully I can find someone to trade a Boba Tin for a NYCC Tin.

Awesome, just awesome. Would love to see this in person!

Amazing MOC man! You really put a lot of work into and the small details are quite exquisite. Wish I could see it in person, as pictures never seem to do MOC's justice.

Would you look at the size of that thing! Superb work man, very detailed and well done.

To caveat, I bought the new Jabba's Palace and came to find out that it was missing the small parts bag in bag number 7. Talk about a disappointment. Looks like they need to recheck they're packing process.

Jabbas Palace, Desert Skiff, Sith Fury Class Interceptor x2, TIE Fighters x3 (TRU Sale), and C6 Boba Fett Tins x2. Almost....almost picked up a NIB Sandcrawler for steal, but passed. Had a chance to buy a used Cloud City for $450.00, but let it go. Yea, totally kicking myself for the last two, blarg.

So is this a series or just a one time deal?

That's pretty nifty, if the gate coincides with the tower section.

Any reason why you built it? Since it was #1, I would think it would be quite collectible.

Unfortunetly I do not have a spare 10030, as I used one to build this model.

Very impressive model. Very well executed and detailed. Awesome job, my compliments!

Outstanding job!!!!! As a aviation fan, you did a marvelous job. I like the swoosh picture.

From living in the US, I'm used to waiting 2 to 3 extra months to get the newly released Lego sets that my European counterparts already have. I can wait til the new sets actually get released, I like the suspense.

Great rendition of the Venator during a very pivital point when the Republic turns into the Galatic Empire. I think this is the first one I have seen for this time period. As a Empire fan, I loved this part of the movie and really showed how the Empire started its rise to fame and power.

Da shooda!!! Nice work man.

Same here, brilliant. I love the design and the playability aspect.

Yes, I would like to light the interior and exterior, espcially the way the support beams are run. I think it would really set it off. I originally wanted to SNOT the whole model, but figured the cost would astronomical. Although tiling the inside might be possible. Thanks for all the comments!

For the right price, sure. Yes, its just under 5 feet long. I do not have a weight, parts, or cost esitmate right now. If I could get a good weight estimate, I could estimate the rest. This has about 2 feet on the UCS ISD and is a lot more detailed. You are right I had to make it a little thick for the mini-figures, but that is only on the sides of the main body, the rest of it is pretty close to being proportional. Sometimes you just have to give and take. Thanks for the comments and constructive criticism guys and gals, I really appreciate it. It was a time consuming, but well worth it build.

Class II Imperial Star Destroyer "Avenger" After over a year of planning and building, the Kuat Drive Yards is unveiling the Class II Imperial Star Destroyer “Avenger”. I spent a lot of time researching books and pictures with the intent to accurately build one of the most iconic starships in the Star Wars Universe. My main goal was to build a movie cannon Star Destroyer, with the addition of a detailed mini-figure interior. All of the work is from my own creation/design, but there were some small areas that I used from other Lego models. My main inspiration came from seeing a builder take the 10030 UCS Star Destroyer and put an interior in it, I wanted to take that and do it on a much bigger and better scale. I also have to give credit to Erik Varszegi, Anio, Brickplumber, Cavegod, Rook and other builders whose large builds also inspired me to build the Avenger. Also a lot of credit goes to my wife for supporting me through the build. Thanks goes out to the members of the Greater Florida Lego Users Group (GFLUG) who let me show the Avenger for all four days of Star Wars Celebration VI. The Avenger was well received and was given a lot of awesome feedback from the attending fans. It was even given two thumbs up by Erik Varszegi, who was quite impressed with the Avenger. So without further adieu, I present the Class II Imperial Star Destroyer “Avenger” and please leave me any constructive criticism. Specifications: Length: 58 ½ inches (just under 5 feet); Width: 37 inches; Height: 23 inches (Note: No metal support was used, only Lego) Crew: 11 Officers; 4 TIE Pilots; 44 Stormtroopers; 12 Scouttroopers Supreme Commander: Lord Darth Vader Commanding Officer: Admiral Petr Jodl Executive Officer: Captain Rolf Kyphur ISD Avenger (right side) by SDIronClaw, on Flickr 094 by SDIronClaw, on Flickr 090 by SDIronClaw, on Flickr 089 by SDIronClaw, on Flickr ISD Avenger (top view) by SDIronClaw, on Flickr ISD Avenger sublight and hyperdrive engines. by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Main and Secondary Launch Bays by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Main Launch Bay by SDIronClaw, on Flickr TIE Figthers on Patrol by SDIronClaw, on Flickr 069 by SDIronClaw, on Flickr 067 by SDIronClaw, on Flickr 057 by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Shot with the modular superstructure in place. by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Top View of the Main Hanger Bay Top view of the main Hanger Bay by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Command and Control Operations Center Command and Control Room by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Darth Vader Chamber and Communication Pad on the left, Command and Staff Meeting Bay on the right Darth Vader chamber and communication pad by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Officer Quarters on the left; Admiral Jodl Office and Quarters on the right; Turbo Shaft in the Middle Officer quarters on the left, turbo shaft in the middle and Admirals quarters on the right. by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Detention Bay Detention Bay by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Captured Rebel Pilot Captured Rebel pilot by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Engine Bay Engine Bay, the propulsion tubes acutally run out into the sublight engines. by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Sick Bay Sick Bay by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Bacta Tanks with Patient Bacta Tanks w/ patient by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Trooper Mission/Class Briefing Bay Misson/Class Briefing Bay by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Armament Bay Weapons Room, those are rebreathers on the top rack on the right. by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Speeder Bike Bay Speeder Bike Bay by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Hanger Bay with TIE Fighters in their Launch Racks Hanger Bay by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Hanger Bay Hanger Bay, with a TIE Advanced and Figther in the Ready Rack. by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Trooper Sleeping Bay Trooper Sleeping Bay by SDIronClaw, on Flickr TIE Pilot Quarters and Ready Room TIE Pilot Quarters and Briefing Room by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Droid Charge Station and Maintenance Bay Droid Charge Station, Oil Bath, and Maintenance Room by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Command Bridge Walkway (Darth Vader and Admiral Jodl) Lord Vader and Admiral Jodl on the Command Walkway by SDIronClaw, on Flickr Main Corridors Main corridors by SDIronClaw, on Flickr 3rd Modular Floor Observation Room (Fits inside the upper superstructure) Turbo shaft in the middle of the forground by SDIronClaw, on Flickr