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The Blitz Nacht, literally translated as Lightning Night, was created as an effort on the part of the German and Russian combined mercenary corps, Night Fangs, as an attempt to stop the Baron. Pulling together some of the finest aeronautical minds in the industry, harvesting the power of death rays, and creating an offensive speed and strength combination the world had never before seen, this beauty entered the scene ready for battle, and to rain death on the Baron's forces wherever necessary. Stats: Speed: 470 MPH Maximum service altitude 25,000 ft. Capable of reaching service altitude in 10 minutes Armament: Two large death rays in the nose, electronically powered, two 20 mm cannons in the wings. Crew: 1 Pilot: Manfred Diechter And on to the pics! Front views first: A side shot, fairly menacing methinks: A rear shot, I love how the engines turned out! And finally the bird's eye, or the cat-looking-at-the-bird-from-a-tree's eye, whichever is higher at the time, view: Forgive the wood floor, I wanted to use something a bit different from white this time, and lacking a good editing software I found my hardwood floor made a pleasant change! Also, the inspiration for this fighter came from a combination of the Messerschmitt Bf-109, the F4U Corsair, and the British Mosquito fighter. Also, some features not shown here as I was just trying to make my camera work are that it's wings can fold up, and it has working flaps! I hope you all enjoy it!

Its looking beautiful so far, the interior is looking incredible and the exterior is just beautiful! I can't wait to see this done!

I'm going to be dressing as a 1930's Sky Pirate. Seriously, who here couldn't call that?? *glances at avatar*

Nice job on these, they look exactly right! I wish you luck in the contest!

Well done on this mate, the wings and tail are just excellent! Also the color scheme is brilliant, and the photo shop technique is indeed very nice. Well done indeed, and definitely keep bricking! :thumbup:

Nicely done, you certainly can make a beautiful plow!

Well done, so many things going on, and I love that the only normal person is about to be eaten! This just made me smile all around, nice work!

Well done, I may just have to use that shroom design

Well done so far, its looking beautiful! As to the roof, I kind of think it would look better at 4, or maybe even 5, slopes high. Other then that the entire thing is just beautiful! A brilliant choice to have the white outlines and red roof

Yeah, a clear door in that space would look nice, also possibly a bed in the blanked room. Great work on this, I love it so far!!!

Well done mate, this looks simply brilliant! the level of detail, the color scheme, I just love everything about this build. Well done, and definitely keep bricking!

Yeah I think one row lower is the way to go for those, but other then that this whole thing looks great so far, the bar detailing is nice, and the upper story is looking good so far! I can't wait to see how this turns out, so keep bricking!

Well done, this is looking beautiful so far! I can't wait to see more

Thanks for the review, it's helped me to decide to definitely try to get this nice little set! My parents got me the holiday train a few years back, and I've gotta have SOMETHING for it to go around Also, it sucks that you got shorted a brick, but at least you had one to replace it! Thanks again for the review tiggerkiddo!

Well done, this entire thing is insanely beautiful and detailed, so much so that I can't choose one thing to compliment, so I'll just lay down a blanket compliment of freaking awesomely epic! Well done mate, and definitely keep bricking!

Nicely done on this, it looks perfect next to the other Lego buildings! I can just envision a village of buildings like these under the Christmas tree with a nice holiday train....a beautiful sight! Well done, and I can't wait to see more!

Well done on this, even if its simple its exactly right! Also, is it just me or do the two guys on the left in the photo kind of look like they want to take out the camera man? Well done with this little moc, and keep bricking!

Thats what I was thinking, most likely those half pins would be best. I won't cut the tubes because I have so few, and they are so dang useful long. Thanks for the tip!

Thanks for your comments -zenn, I'm trying to think how to cover that without throwing off the design or showing technic pins

Well done on this beautiful creation, the level of detail on the interior is brilliant! good work mate, and definitely keep bricking

Well done on this, you utterly nailed the picture! Shields and such could add to it, I agree, but even as it is I totally love it! Good work mate, and definitely keep bricking!

Well done on this, my father owns his book and I love looking in it for inspiration, so this especially pleases me. Well done indeed mate, and keep bricking!

Oh my, this is looking fantastic! I love the detail on the buildings, and though they looked beautiful separately bringing them together like this makes them truly shine! Beautiful work mate, simply beautiful, and definitely and truly keep bricking! Also, once again I put up the reference of Crocodile Dundee Ave.

Thanks, that was the main thing I was going for, sleek yet awesome design Glad you like it! Also, don't worry, this isn't the end by far, just this is all the pieces I had left for making planes so I'll make some other mocs until I have a chance to bricklink Thank you lightningtiger, I'm glad you like it so much! Yes, the dual props are one of my favorite parts, the design was changed three times but I LOVE the end result! And don't worry, I'm not leaving, but because of my piece count I'll be making much smaller mocs now, or digging up old ones I haven't posted for a bit Thanks for the concern though