Mini Disgorger Star Destroyer

Named becasue it is in effect a giant mobile hanger, this Star Dreadnought can open and close most of its underside of the ship to release thousands of fighters, shuttles and support ships therein. It also has artificial gravity generators, similar to those of the Interdictor or Immobiliser classes, to prevent any ships from crashing into it, given the enourmous potential volume of ships that could be nearby.

All comments are welcomed!



Mouth/hangar closed:

3/4 |Front | Side | Side | Command bridge

Mouth/hangar open:

Side | Underside (my favourite shot) | Rear 3/4

And that's today's MOC! :D

I saw this ship on flikr, it's very well-done! It reminds me of the Sith-era Interdictor Battleships.

I completely love all the pieces you used to place other pieces differently! It's good to have someone with good spelling and grammar and someone so creative!

Nice job. For some reason, it reminds me of a long pig's head!

667thLegion wrote:Nice job. For some reason, it reminds me of a long pig's head!

You're right it does resemble a long pig head!

Thanks guys, and I couldn't see it at first but you're kind of right about the pig-headesque shape...

J4ke wrote:Thanks guys, and I couldn't see it at first but you're kind of right about the pig-headesque shape...

Here's a challenge for you, make a mini diorama of Coroscaunt.

All I have to say is very nice, and could you post of picture of your idea on building this Moc?

My inspiration was partly from the Eclipse Super Star Destroyer, (The shape of the nose) but mainly it was an excercise in using travis bricks to create 90 degree angles. The whole flying hangar idea came when I realised I'd created a rather strange shape but no bottom, so I had to cloe the gap somehow, as it were...

I like the idea of a huge starfighter carrier. Though there have always been cannon star destroyers that could carry ships, there are none that were dedicated to it.

Wow, this is really great! It shows you that you really don't need lots of SNOT/studlessness to make a good mini Star Destroyer.

Plus, I like how it likens to a smaller version of the Eclipse and the hangar idea and its class and the idea behind the class are simply genius!

1 thing, though. It looks more like an alligator to me. Just throw on some teeth on the hangar door.

Very good job! Your mini's are great, I like the concept of it.

I never even knew this type of destroyer existed! The backstory is awesome, and the gravity generators are intense. The angles and set up of this moc is my favorite out of all of yours so far Jake. I'd love to see some more interior shots.

Looks awesome; it's surprising what one can do with a bunch of plates.

Grrrrr... Curse you and your superior mini-creating ability!
I love how the hanger is openable.

That is just amazing. Wonderful.

OMG!
This is amazing
Love the way it opens and closes.

Thank you all for your comments. Unfortunately, I don't have any more pictures of it, it died to create my upcoming walker.

very good model, but why didnt you post instructions? i want to build it!

Admin - Use proper capitalization in your posts. Read the Constitution.

denger234 wrote:very good model, but why didnt you post instructions? i want to build it!

• One: Learn to comment constructively.
  
• Two: Build something on your own, never ask for instructions .
  
• Three: Learn your capitalization rules, please.
  
• Four: Don't bump old topics.
  

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Oh yes... I should welcome him or something... where's that damned wagon !

denger234 wrote:very good model, but why didnt you post instructions? i want to build it!

Admin - Use proper capitalization in your posts. Read the Constitution.

Because it's up to you to figure out how it's done. You learn from experience, and you gain experience by learning.

One hint: right angles with Travis Bricks.

J4ke wrote:

denger234 wrote:very good model, but why didnt you post instructions? i want to build it!

Admin - Use proper capitalization in your posts. Read the Constitution.

Because it's up to you to figure out how it's done. You learn from experience, and you gain experience by learning.

One hint: right angles with Travis Bricks.

Exactly! Instructions for something like this is unnecasary.

Awesome design by the way!

Sweet Ship! I love the engines on the back, and the bridge. But those binoculars on the front don't fit. great job on the "mouth".

Nice job! I like the design! and all the pieces are just right!

Thanks...

Good to know that almost half a year on, people still love this.