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Im currently working on making Lego mocs of all the mandalorian vehicles i can find.

Does anyone know where I can get close-up visuals of the Mandalorian ground units. Is there like an online database, or is someone willing to go in the game and get screenshots and/or videos? It would be a great help.

Also, how would I get into contact with someone on the model design team?

I've added some photos of my work both w.i.p and completed.

Please and thank you in advance.

You may have seen my other post about mandalorian lego mocs. Well I've decided I'm going to do a shaadlar-type troopship. But I'm also interested in these funky looking ships. I'm hoping one of them is some sort of troop boarding ship. Any one have an idea as to what this are or want to help me brainstorm ideas.? Not even sure if the second slide is mandalorian.

I'm currently bringing old republic era vehicles to life using Lego. My main focus is anything you see a mandalorian using.. if you have any suggestions plz share

Another one down....

Well, see if I can find anything else

Hey guys, wanted to share a recent build I’ve been working on—the BAX-7 landspeeder, along with a custom Mando crew to ride around in it.

I based this on some old EU art for the BAX-7 and spent a good chunk of time messing around with dark red sloped tiles to try and get the curved body and split rear engines looking right. It actually fits three figs pretty comfortably with a pilot under the canopy, two troopers in the back, and space for gear plus a tiny BD-style droid hanging off the side.

For the figures, I hand-painted the helmets to match up with the dark red and brown armor combo. Got a horned-helmet leader up front, two heavy gunners, and the little droid along for the ride.

Let me know what you think of the shaping!

A while back, a client reached out with a 3D render concept they wanted brought to life as a custom gift (last image). They said every other builder told them a smooth heart arch was either impossible with real parts or way out of their budget.

I took on the challenge and designed two buildable options in Studio to give them flexibility on scale and price. How'd I do?

This is the Teroch-class gunship, and mandalorian relic. when i first saw this ship my intial thought was the wings rotate but they dont anyways I made this visual to help explain how I think the Teroch lands or work idonno . I still have a headache.

Ok, so I've been plotting on building a moc of this ship for a while now.. and I'm just about to actually start it. I JUST NOTICED THE WHOLE SHIP ROTATES TO LAND. For some reason, that's more crazy to me than just the wings. I love mandalorian ships. Everyone one is crazy in its own way.

Did anyone else think this?

Another mandalorian ship I'm working on maybe. Figured someone may recognize it. That is all...

Another mandalorian ship for my collection thought I'd share again.. idonno what else to say....

I've been working on making every mandalorian ship/vehicle I can find. This is my current version of mandalore, the indomitables shuttle. It's a pretty deep cut imo. Let me know what you think. I'm almost done..... I think.

I'm currently working on making Lego versions of all the mandalorian based ships I can find. This is Mandalore, the Indomitable’s shuttle. Figured that this would be the place to find someone who read this comic and remembers the few panels this ship is seen in.

I've been working on this the last couple of days, and I thought someone here would enjoy this.

This is my collection of mando starfighters. Are there any ideas on ŵhat else I should add? I'm talking just starfighters. I have all the bigger ships, or I'm working on them already.

I’m finally at a point where I’m wrapping up the exterior of my Shadow Caster MOC. There are still a few minor details left to add, but the main hull and those complex circular geometric lines are locked down. Next up is finishing the internal structure and tinkering with a functional landing gear setup!

I’d love to get a second set of eyes on this stage of the build, so please hit me with your thoughts and honest critiques! Whether it’s something I can still change or just good food for thought for future iterations, I genuinely enjoy hearing the community's feedback.

Addressing the Windscreen: I know the canopy area on this ship is not ideal, so to address a couple of things ahead of time:

1. Why not use the Forceburner Snowspeeder windscreen? A few people have suggested it, but it’s bright yellow, it isn't available in Stud.io (or at least I couldn't find it), and I'm pretty sure its scale would have forced the entire ship to be way bigger than I wanted.
2. Why not flip the current windscreen upside down? If I had flipped it, it wouldn't match up with the top spine of the ship nearly as seamlessly. It also would have created an awkward hump at the connection point. Keeping it right side up had way more positives for the overall silhouette.

Let me know what you think of the geometry, the color blocking, or anything else that catches your eye!

I’m finally at a point where I’m wrapping up the exterior of my Shadow Caster MOC. There are still a few minor details left to add, but the main hull and those complex circular geometric lines are locked down. Next up is finishing the internal structure and tinkering with a functional landing gear setup!

I’d love to get a second set of eyes on this stage of the build, so please hit me with your thoughts and honest critiques! Whether it’s something I can still change or just good food for thought for future iterations, I genuinely enjoy hearing the community's feedback.

Addressing the Windscreen: I know the canopy area on this ship is not ideal, so to address a couple of things ahead of time:

1. Why not use the Forceburner Snowspeeder windscreen? A few people have suggested it, but it’s bright yellow, it isn't available in Stud.io (or at least I couldn't find it), and I'm pretty sure its scale would have forced the entire ship to be way bigger than I wanted.
2. Why not flip the current windscreen upside down? If I had flipped it, it wouldn't match up with the top spine of the ship nearly as seamlessly. It also would have created an awkward hump at the connection point. Keeping it right side up had way more positives for the overall silhouette.

Let me know what you think of the geometry, the color blocking, or anything else that catches your eye!

Sharing some super early, work-in-progress renders of Ketsu Onyo’s Shadow Caster (Lancer-class pursuit craft)!

A couple of months ago, I made my biggest LEGO parts purchase yet ordering everything for multiple models at once, including my two largest builds to date. After basking in that weird, surreal feeling of a completely empty workbench, I spent some time tinkering with minifigs and smaller builds while trying to wrap my head around this next massive project.

To be honest, despite all the confidence and skills I’ve gained over the last twoish years of designing, the complex circular geometry of this ship was incredibly intimidating. It completely blinded me to the most important rule I've learned: just dive in. Once I actually started building, I immediately realized I had over-hyped the difficulty in my own head.

There is still plenty of structural work to do and details to refine, but I’m officially at the point where I’m confident I can deliver a great-looking final model. The one thing currently holding me back is the windscreen; due to standard LEGO part limitations, I’m having to settle for now, but I'd love for it to protrude forward just a bit more. If anyone has a clever building technique or an alternative part suggestion to achieve that, let me know!

This model is a key piece of my larger Mandalorian "shipyard" display. I've included some real-world layout pictures and the digital renders I use to map out spacing and scale. And of course, what's a ship without its pilot? You can see my early work-in-progress Ketsu Onyo figure I’m experimenting with custom-shaping a helmet for her, but I could really use some suggestions for a great matching hairpiece when she has the helmet off.

I don't have a deep philosophical reason for posting this today just pure excitement for where this project is heading! Let me know what you think.