Spirit of Light (WIP)

The greebling so far is okay, but I think it would look better if you used a variety of different pieces for the greebles as this is a starship.

Troopa Daisy wrote:The greebling so far is okay, but I think it would look better if you used a variety of different pieces for the greebles as this is a starship.

I might do that, but those are the two most greeble like parts I have in large amounts. That is also where I went wrong with the venator though. It looked to messy and random.

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Maybe if you try doing what I do. I like to have both sides of a ship look even (unless it's blown up) and what I do is I see what pieces I have and I sort each one and count how many I have for the same piece and use an even amount for both sides.

Troopa Daisy wrote:Maybe if you try doing what I do. I like to have both sides of a ship look even (unless it's blown up) and what I do is I see what pieces I have and I sort each one and count how many I have for the same piece and use an even amount for both sides.

I might try that, but I want to see how looks when the other side is done.

Very nice work, 501st Commando.

Really cool when will there be more pics

Commander Rhino wrote:Really cool when will there be more pics

I'm sorry, but it is not going well. The plates keep breaking, and a lack of parts. I might try the project again later though. Right now I'm going to do smaller builds, and might make a big ship every now and then.

Whoa. That's looking epic.

OMG!!! Thats really amazing!!!
Looks like a big project^^-

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Since I am sorting my lego, I found some more pieces that are needed. So the project is back on.

Update . Sorry for the double post, but I'm redoing the whole interior. Here is a sneekpeek of part of it. It is commander shade's room. Also I got the plates more stable.



Enjoy.

I like the thing that holds the outfit, the rest is meh.

Hazard with a Glove wrote:I like the thing that holds the outfit, the rest is meh.

That's an outfit!? I could've swore that was the sig-fig itself being all creepy-like and hovering over one of his men.

Anyway. I like how this thing is turning out! I cant wait to see it finished.

Well this project was a fail. I couldn't find any way to get the plates to stay in place. This is also the first project I called quits. I had fun trying to build it, and learned some new techniques along the way, but just couldn't do it. Expect to see more moc's from me soon, and the start of the acclamator hopefully.

Sad to hear, the ship looked very cool so far. Anyway, just finished my own rather large ship, I can tell you that it needs to be filled with technic brick supports. They give strength and also A LOT of attachment points for the plating. I had to problem with side plating whatsoever (the slopes ones were difficult though) and I can pick up the 1,5 kg of ship with 1 hand without breaking it.

That's too bad, I thought it looked pretty good so far.

DarthPineapple wrote:Sad to hear, the ship looked very cool so far. Anyway, just finished my own rather large ship, I can tell you that it needs to be filled with technic brick supports. They give strength and also A LOT of attachment points for the plating. I had to problem with side plating whatsoever (the slopes ones were difficult though) and I can pick up the 1,5 kg of ship with 1 hand without breaking it.

I know what you mean DP. I think the main problem with the plates was the shape, and angle. It was just to odd of a shape. I found out that playability is very difficult to add into a large ship. I hope I can make an interior for the acclamator though. Expect to see an acclamator WIP come up soon.

The angles are sorta like my Jeweled Skull smuggling freighter; I know what you mean. It was frustrating keeping the plates attached when using the clips to bend them at a 90 degree angle.

80-0 wrote:The angles are sorta like my Jeweled Skull smuggling freighter; I know what you mean. It was frustrating keeping the plates attached when using the clips to bend them at a 90 degree angle.

Correct you are. I also found out that the plates were to heavy.