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I'm actually more interested in the TX-130, I'm sorry but its just too boxy .

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That's much better but yea that tank is lovely not sure about the yellow but cool.

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Oh, ok. That makes sense. Cool.

I like it much better than the first! I actually like the shape; it looks like a strong heavy slow armored repulsor tank.

Clonecommando007 wrote:I like it much better than the first! I actually like the shape; it looks like a strong heavy slow armored repulsor tank.

Agreed completely. It just needs some turbolasers on the side for taking on MTTs, should it encounter one. And this can get airborne, no? That gives it the advantage over MTTs, being able to shoot down on them. Good job, and I like the TX-130!

A hundred times better and your tank looks great. I'm seeing some building styles change. Looks like you're getting better.

The only things I would change are:
The 2 small circles on the left there are some corners sticking up. And the circle on the right there's a large gap. Also maybe move the dark red to the sides like pin strips vs. just the big red square that they form now. I also copy and pasted 2 logos but you probably just don't have enough.

Rook wrote:A hundred times better and your tank looks great. I'm seeing some building styles change. Looks like you're getting better.

The only things I would change are:
The 2 small circles on the left there are some corners sticking up. And the circle on the right there's a large gap. Also maybe move the dark red to the sides like pin strips vs. just the big red square that they form now. I also copy and pasted 2 logos but you probably just don't have enough.

Well, I don't think he can help the corners unless he wanted to taint a Lego brick!

The gap on the top, as he said, isn't really there but it has to be there in order for it to open.

Also, as Rook said, it'd be good to have red stripes on the side trickling down and some stripes on the front to look like they're trickling down. Like Sev's helmet and armor.

CommandoEighty-Oh wrote:

Well, I don't think he can help the corners unless he wanted to taint a Lego brick!

The gap on the top, as he said, isn't really there but it has to be there in order for it to open.

Ok, first yes the you don't need to chop the brick to make the corner disappear. Here are a few options: Move the pieces that are causing the corner, use another piece, or make the corner work by rebuilding the roof to match it's shape.

Second the gap on the top for it to open. Look at the gap here:



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I can pretend that something is solid if it has a small crack and I can see inside. However if you can fit a minifig into to the opening, then it's open. If that's his intent then great, but it didn't look like it.

I would also suggest filling in the gaps, otherwise a droid could lob in a detonator, and BOOM! Bye, bye heavy tank!

It was again VERY boxy.. and you might want to change some plates, a bit less red on the front and a bir more on the sides. I do like your TX-130.

Rook wrote:

CommandoEighty-Oh wrote:

Well, I don't think he can help the corners unless he wanted to taint a Lego brick!

The gap on the top, as he said, isn't really there but it has to be there in order for it to open.

Ok, first yes the you don't need to chop the brick to make the corner disappear. Here are a few options: Move the pieces that are causing the corner, use another piece, or make the corner work by rebuilding the roof to match it's shape.

Second the gap on the top for it to open. Look at the gap here:



And here:



I can pretend that something is solid if it has a small crack and I can see inside. However if you can fit a minifig into to the opening, then it's open. If that's his intent then great, but it didn't look like it.

I swear, I always learn something from your posts!

You're right, he can easily use several 1x6, 1x8, 1x10, 1x12, etc. bricks to make it a bit more contoured.

Anyways, I now think that gap could be made smaller by a few plates put on the top. He'll just have to try several strategies out to see what works...

Presto! You got it. Try, try again.

Rook wrote:Presto! You got it. Try, try again.

I have a question to Pandascide: You say the Saber tank is yellow because it matches the 908th Legion, correct? Then why doesn't your lander have yellow on it?

P.S. An easy way to get more yellow is in the new Jedi Starfighter of Anakin! (which I own as of yesterday )

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Pandascide wrote:

Rook wrote:A hundred times better and your tank looks great. I'm seeing some building styles change. Looks like you're getting better.

Why thank you Rook! But I could fix the corners by using other pieces but I was too lazy to find them.

Why don't I put yellow on my big ol' tank. The TX-130 is yellow becaus of Grafiti! But really, when they were "handing out legion colors" the yellow TX-130 was the only one left and they had last rights.

OK! That's cool! And since one doesen't often see a painted hovertank, one wouldn't often see a painted troop carrier/tank. Still a great job! You do the interiors well, almost as good as Rook!

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I don't quite understand, what do you mean by "make it smooth"?

Yea, Rook is our resident Genuis! Also, a few dark red tiles on the side would be great.

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Pandascide wrote:Well, if there is a term i do not know it but to use flat pieces with no studs... studless.

Ahhhh, you mean tiles, the pieces with no studs, yeah that would make it smoother, try it!

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You don't need them all over, just they need to be there.