TenorPenny

Sleek! I like the side weapons, which seem to fit well with the overall design.

The cockpit is a cute idea. Quality work!

A fine depiction of an awesome aircraft. Well done!

Quality models. I like the steampunk plane most, probably, but the tanker and car are equally well imagined!

Posted to my MOCPages, just today, these ships are all, unlike my previous micro-fighters, more like hero units. Unique. A little bigger than usual, too. I'll post a few pictures for some feedback and direct y'all politely to go check out the further pictures. Someone please shout at me if the image sizes are wrong.

Such simplicity in design with so many play features, to boot! Good job, truly.

Very good. I particularly <3 the use of curved 2x2s on the vertical and the robot hands between to form the secondary guns!

Reminds me of the T-wing from TIE Fighter, et al. Not a bad thing, that!

I love the use of the round pieces. I would, perhaps, have prefered grey over the white pieces, but it's still very well done. The cockpit controls particularly.

Nice use of chrome on the front!

I can really see Blacktron stealing and using a design. Nice transmission over to the Blacktron colour scheme, too.

I particularly like the chains-to-cartwheel design, as well as the use of barrels for cylinders.

The bikes are done particularly well. Good work!

A fine review! I have very fond memories of Ice Planet, actually. The chainsaws and skis, etc., really gave it a solid identity, I found. And I liked the colour scheme, myself.

I like the Steam Transport. If I was into building minifig scale stuff, I'd help, but for now I'll remain an eager observer!

A real classic feel to this MOC, with a new, engaging colour scheme. Lots of detail, including the pretty SNOT work. Well done!

Indeed, there are a lot of details in here for fans to salivate over. Well done!

It looks very sturdy, which is part of the point. I dig it.

These scenes are exquisite, really. I particularly like the walker, as it looks like bleeding edge technology. Really bleeding! Like gerry-rigged together to be a fighting machine in the worst, more desperate circumstances. Your use of colour, or lack of, sometimes, is superb. The attack fighter is a delight, too, looking like some dangerous, ultra-modern gunship. Juxtaposed next to the old, almost decrepit landing pad. I love the brick built weapons, too. They show your devotion to small details, which is admirable and lovely to look at. <3!

I never thought I'd see the day zombie-comedy came to Lego, but I was wrong! Beautiful script and direction. The voices are fun and the use of certain pieces, like trans-red studs for blood, really made it for me. Awesome work.

The best yet. I <3 your Lenin minifig. I know people who'd pay good money for him, really! Did you copy and paste the history, in the end, or sum it up yourself? Either way it's sterling work!

The base is my favourite part. Unlike a lot of TLC bases, there is actual room inside! It looks stylish, nifty and functional, which is a job well done in my book.

Lovely. I adore the unique quality in the vehicles, structures and differences between the two factions. You haven't overused brown bricks, either, which too many people do in steampunk.

I can imagine this thing walking down the street, climbing over debris and stuff. Lovely! Is it smaller than minifig size, or meant to be robotic, etc.? Either way it's a thing of beauty. Good colour scheme, too.

Solid construction, although I would've liked to see some Blacktron minifigs in there!