The 30 Hour Ship

Rook wrote:Oh the inside will be very multi colored! I seriously pretty much ran out of plates. You see a lot of 1x(whatevers). Still need to finish a little of the structure and details inside and out.

667thLegion wrote:Holy Crap! I don't know how big exactly a Lego MTT is, but I asume it's about a foot. And that can fit inside!?!

That's what I said right!? It would have held a lot more but I just ran out of plates!

Rook? Running out of pieces? Its officially the beginning of the end of the world.

Go to brick link
http://www.bricklink.com/index.asp
There expensive but have rare pieces
or you can go to lego.com which is cheaper

Y'know, I think we've all heard of Bricklink...

HOly... this has got to be huge!... I can't wait to see more pics!

A wrote:Go to brick link
http://www.bricklink.com/index.asp
There expensive but have rare pieces
or you can go to lego.com which is cheaper

Lego.com is cheaper? Where did you base THAT on?

DarthPineapple wrote:

A wrote:Go to brick link
http://www.bricklink.com/index.asp
There expensive but have rare pieces
or you can go to lego.com which is cheaper

Lego.com is cheaper? Where did you base THAT on?

He may be referring to the online PaB.

darth yoda wrote:

DarthPineapple wrote:

A wrote:Go to brick link
http://www.bricklink.com/index.asp
There expensive but have rare pieces
or you can go to lego.com which is cheaper

Lego.com is cheaper? Where did you base THAT on?

He may be referring to the online PaB.

PaB is so expensive for me though....I rather use bricklink.....

Yea, that's what I use...

Still, the Lego Store's PaB (if you have one that is) is still a pretty good way to get bricks!

Thunder-blade wrote:Still, the Lego Store's PaB (if you have one that is) is still a pretty good way to get bricks!

Very true, I got 2 cups once, and each of them had over 1,000 pieces in them.

2,000 pieces for $30 is a good deal.

Jedi Joe wrote:

Thunder-blade wrote:Still, the Lego Store's PaB (if you have one that is) is still a pretty good way to get bricks!

Very true, I got 2 cups once, and each of them had over 1,000 pieces in them.

2,000 pieces for $30 is a good deal.

Wow, that is AWESOME! What did it contain? If only my PaB was so good.

Jedi Joe wrote:

Thunder-blade wrote:Still, the Lego Store's PaB (if you have one that is) is still a pretty good way to get bricks!

Very true, I got 2 cups once, and each of them had over 1,000 pieces in them.

2,000 pieces for $30 is a good deal.

Gosh, I should just empty out the dark red, white, light grey, dark grey, dark blue, trans blue, and trans white dishes into buckets and see how much it'd cost.

'Cause I could sure use more bricks right about now, even though every MOC I've ever made was made from bricks from Lego sets.

DarthPineapple wrote:

A wrote:Go to brick link
http://www.bricklink.com/index.asp
There expensive but have rare pieces
or you can go to lego.com which is cheaper

Lego.com is cheaper? Where did you base THAT on?

I cheaked the prices for a dark grey 2x4 on lego PaB, and there is about (on the new section for brick link) a 5 cent difference

Commander Four wrote:

pdragon27 wrote:a Mon Calimari Crusier carrying the minifig scale millenium falcon?

If it is, then you are crazy!

A Mon Calamari Crusier is like impossible! Only lego can make it....it has too many slopes and stuff.

Compare Rook's models to official Lego sets. Now rethink your post.

I thought this was a noob's thread talking about how fast they got something posted off BrickLink as I got directed to page 3 with about 3 BrickLink.com posts.

Arkane wrote:

Commander Four wrote:

pdragon27 wrote:a Mon Calimari Crusier carrying the minifig scale millenium falcon?

If it is, then you are crazy!

A Mon Calamari Crusier is like impossible! Only lego can make it....it has too many slopes and stuff.

Compare Rook's models to official Lego sets. Now rethink your post.

I thought this was a noob's thread talking about how fast they got something posted off BrickLink as I got directed to page 3 with about 3 BrickLink.com posts.

Agreed. Legos large sets like the venator often suck and people only buy them because of minifigs when they don't have access to the internet or because they think it is a scale set.

C4@ It is not nearly impossible. Anything can be made by a fan and be better than lego's version.

Update: Sadly I didn't finish last night I had friends over to watch the super bowl and the Lego remained untouched for a solid 6 hours or more that I was going to use to finish it off. I am going to finish this week. Hopefully!

Thursday: 3 hours.
Friday: 3 hours
Saturday: 2 hours
Sunday: 2 hours
Monday: 3 hours
Tuesday: 1 hour
Wednesday: 0 hours
Thursday: 1 hour
Friday: 2 hours
Saturday: 0 hours
Sunday: 2 hours
Monday: 1 hours
Tuesday: 0 hours
Wednesday: 1 hour
Thursday: 1 hour
Friday: 1 hour
Saturday: 0 hours
Sunday: 2 hours
Today: Currently 1 hour

25 hours total!

And finally a teaser video!

Holy Moly! Even with the colors inverted, I can still see a helluva lot! That's great Rook!

Camera was on sketch mode.

Same thing.... But it looks awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Woah! Nice work, Rook! That thing's huge!

Oh. My. Flipping. Gosh. That thing's beautiful!

Yes, it's big, but is it good?

Holy flarking crap! That is awesome! So much time put into one thing!

Dang it Rook! Must you keep us in suspense like that????

How the hell did you build that.