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Spent way too much time and money on this… but I’m happy with it. No design/render just photo reference. Tried to be as accurate as possible while keeping it minifig scale. Light brick incorporated into fireplace

Hi guys. I made an honest review of my alternative build. in all fairness, because of the limited parts, there are some flaws. However, I am ultimately satisfied with how it turned out.

Because of a recent YouTube video. I was blamed for having bad instructions and harassment. the truth is that the instruction had 3 errors which I quickly took care of, acknowledged and informed all the buyers. I never harassed the YouTuber, in retrospective, I was harassed with false information and they even staged how fragile the build is just to make a more clickable thumbnails for views and content.

They have also forbidden me to make an official comment to state my claim about the build because they do not want their viewer to know the truth and yet they told me they do not delete anything and allow me to comment.

in the end. I take responsibility as a designer that could have made the 500 pages of instruction slightly better. But I do not appreciate an insulting and unverifiable video to claim this alt build is terrible when the issue stems from their inability to allow me to help them and their lies.

Had a fun time sourcing parts from BrickLink designed by Flutdisque and building this one, was a free assembly guide from brick vault and parts were around $82 shipped to me so all in it wasn’t terrible from a cost perspective.

Anyone else had a go with this one or any other Brick Vault MOC builds?

https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-269772/ichi001/v-19-torrent-starfighter/#details

Hi, I just uploaded my V-19 torrent starfighter moc that I posted here a few deys ago on rebrickable with full instructions, and I've made some upgrade to the moc, mainly to have better color consitency. :)

400 from marketplace + my custom Alderaan in the hangar

Found the turret tower to be embarasingly small, so combined 2 sets I had to turn it into 1 tower that actually looks intimidating and realistic.

A small moc challenge I made for myself to only use a 16x16 baseplate.

A Sandtrooper, lost on his patrol on Tattooine, has made his way deep into a maze of canyons that criss-cross the planet. Unfortunately for him, a bold Tusken Raider has taken notice and taken an advantageous position for an ambush.

Meanwhile a pair of scavenging Jawas have dragged their newest prize into their tunnel network to disassemble for scraps, unaware of the skirmish about to unfold.

Ultimately I think it turned out pretty great! I’m going to try this challenge again with a few other mocs soon!

This is my first ever MOC and I tryed my best creating the battle of kashyyyk.

I'm pretty happy with the results since this cost me under 200€ to actually build also I learned some things that I will definitely do different on other mocs like don't directly build on your baseplates, create more height difference, use different colors for the floor, etc. hope I will do it better next time.

Open for critic and improvements just drop your suggestions and tips in the comments

I know it's not film accurate, but it maintains the spirit of the Jabba's Throne Room and it's connecting corridors and stairwells. I was able to include Han's Carbonite display, albeit a compressed version of it. Above Jabba's throne is a Guard's tower. The iron bell is primarily used to announce Jabba and the many ceremonies that are held in his halls, but can also sound the call to arms.

The set mixes Boba's Throne Room pieces with Jabba's Palace pieces, while 80-90% of this build is a MOC. If you can forgive my creative choices and look beyond the screen accuracy, I hope you like it. My favorite parts are the implied stairwells. Enjoy!

I put the 75060 stickers on the cockpit of my 75409 recolor! They fit perfectly, and I’m really happy with how it turned out!

elongated by 6 studs and widened by 2 studs, bridge raised by a brick.

I wanted to see how far I could push the midi-scale Millennium Falcon (75375) as an alternate build.

After quite a bit of trial and error, I ended up with an Imperial Armored Marauder from "The Mandalorian" using only the pieces from the set.

It features:

Two removable roof sections (cockpit and troop compartment)

A 360° rotating turret with room for one minifigure

Three weapon racks with storage for 8 blasters

An opening side door

A fully detailed interior

Seating for at least 7 minifigures

I'd love to hear what you think!

We finally have some leaked footage of the upcoming movie "Starfighter"
I must say, I am excited for this one.
:)

Of course the ship on this video is a very early proof of concept, I just wanted to have an idea of the scale and general shape.
If you find more footage of this ship, send it to me please!

Here's one of my recent MOCs, the Naboo N1. Don't ask me how much the chrome parts cost.😂

Stavo cercando una MOC di questo set finché non ho visto questo post: https://www.reddit.com/r/legostarwars/comments/1ptyj5a/30708_millennium_falcon_alternate_venator_build/

ma volevo usare tutti i pezzi (o quasi) e alla fine ho realizzato questo...

Versione 2: https://www.reddit.com/r/LegoStarWarsMOCs/comments/1vn6shs/lego_moc_venatorclass_from_millennium_falcon/

Heres an early shot without the dish, the red technic pieces are for the inner shell layer.

by Edge of bricks