bertholt

Hi all! I wanted to share my submission for Bricklink Series 1. I poured a lot of love into making something I think others will enjoy. Please vote for me on Bricklink in March if you like it! <3 Bertholt Robotic Command Outpost MOC by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr Command Bunker by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr Command Bunker by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr Rechargable by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr Retractable Landing Gear by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr Projectile Launcher by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr Thrust Vectoring by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr Fighter Drones by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr Baseplate Design by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr

Robotic Command Outpost MOC by Bertholt Schroeder, on Flickr Testing the Flikr photo posting!

Just finished my First Order TIE/Droid! What do you think? ? I was so excited to use a light brick!!! Instructions available here if you dig!? More Photos Here:

@Gumbinger Well that's a bummer about brick vault. I agree, LEGO is not really addressing the design changes of the RZ-2. It is much slimmer and longer. Good luck with the MOC launch! I've been working on a few projects I've been itching the share, but they aren't totally finished yet.

If you are looking for a pilot I also found this reference for the Red Squadron A-wing...It's a hasbro toy (so not sure how cannon but whatever). I painted another a-wing helmet I had but need to find some good transfer decals for the Rebel symbol.

@Gumbinger what a fantastic build! Really great, I can see you channeling Jerac's style. It is even a little more movie accurate than mine ! I especially love your cockpit details and your use of noodle tiles (too bad they don't make them in regular blue yet). If I were you I'd totally make instructions and talk to the guys at brickvault.toys I think they would be very interesting in promoting and selling your MOC. I believe they were not as interested in my MOC since it is quite a bit different in style from Jerac's A-wing (which they sell) - but yours is on the money. GO FOR IT! Wait a second! J/K It is indeed more movie accurate than mine. I'm trying to strike this balance with my MOCs of sticking more to typical LEGO build style - it get's hard to get perfectly movie accurate in that context. What I'm really going for is a sweet MOC that my daughters don't destroy the second they run in my office and start playing with it.