Udnuk Civilian Protection Force H-96 Strike Cruiser

On the outside, the UCPF looks like just a police force. But no. Their job it to maintain total security. So they have armed response teams and such. To support, their main weapon is the H-96 Strike Cruiser. It requires two men; Driver and gunner. The driver controls the vehicle with 2 joysticks, and a hologram HUD. The gunner has the all powerful 30mm AIMS weapon system. It fires depleted uranium at near-light speeds, and can Peirce armoured carriers with ease. It can also fire grenades if needed. The vehicle itself if a 3-wheeler, meaning it can traverse difficult terrain with ease.

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That's pretty cool, I like how you made the controls. By the way, you should really get a brick separator because these bricks... they're very painful to watch.

I think it's some of your best work yet! The whole design shows lots of good features! Nice work!

Thanks! The problem is that 50% of my Lego was from where I was about 5, so... you know that I'm getting at .

What may I ask is an Udnuk?

The opposite of a Kundu.

Litterally speaking, a Udnuk is Kundu backwards .

But in my story... Just type up Udnuk .

Aki, that connection with the white clips at the top of the gun are amazing... Fantastic dude!

great job, the whole shape screams advanced build techniques! Nice gun, and overall it is great!

I like the chain gun technique! (even though it's been used before )

Your best work yet Aki! Though you might want to make it a tad wider so that the gun doesn't look to big!

I think it looks waaay to open and exposed; they'd get shot right off. The design just seems a bit weird too; maybe it's because there are wheels in front but none in the back.

Clonecommando007 wrote:The design just seems a bit weird too; maybe it's because there are wheels in front but none in the back.

There is one wheel in the back.

Clonecommando007 wrote:I think it looks waaay to open and exposed; they'd get shot right off. The design just seems a bit weird too; maybe it's because there are wheels in front but none in the back.

I do agree with the second point.

Thanks for the comments guys!


@CC: I know they are open. That's the point. And they are right. There is a wheel on the back.