Mission 4.2

After several hours, the order was finally given to regroup with the rest of my troops. Trayton and Que had successfully retrieved the WMD bombs from the lower levels, while Checkers and Neel were making their way to the roof of the 'Orange Lady.' On my way out of the cantina I had met up with Copper, but in the chaos we had let a handful of Black Sun dealers slip out on Swoop bikes.

Damn it! We had no means of catching them; as our entire operations were to be carried out on foot. Nonetheless, we had the big boys. HH-12 Missile Launchers. Checkers always liked the big explosive guns. He had a taste for destruction.

We heard that the little team of bikers were to swing around the southeast end of the cantina; giving us some mere minutes to relax. However, the stretch was short. We would only have several seconds to make the shot. If Checkers missed, we could level an entire building. At least the pressure is in someone else's hands. The responsibility for my soldier's lives is horrifying. However, here is nothing to do now, but wait. Wait until the short span of time in which one of us will die. Disgusting.











Yeah, I'm skipping around with the builds again. 4.1 can be viewed here.

Comments and Criticism are welcome!

How did you make the rocket dude's arm bend like that? Genius! Can I please see a closer pic of that?

Waddayamean by ''one of us will die?''. Doesn't make sense. But as always, Great MOC, great backstrory, great everything.

Troopa Daisy wrote:How did you make the rocket dude's arm bend like that? Genius! Can I please see a closer pic of that?

It's a rubber band jammed in the arm hole with the ball on the arm in it.

Wow, you CABG guys have a thing for small vigs, eh? This is phenomenal, so many techniques in there. All the details 'n greebles make it look very presentable.

Now that is one rockin' vig! I love the area were the lever runs through the 4 1x1's with 2 studs on the sides, brilliant way to fill the gap! Also, nice sticker usage, as always.

I especially love the tower, but the whole thing is great! Nice job!

Knight wrote:Now that is one rockin' vig! I love the area were the lever runs through the 4 1x1's with 2 studs on the sides, brilliant way to fill the gap! Also, nice sticker usage, as always.

Thanks! I was actually inspired by this, but couldn't get it pinpointed exactly. The little lever inside the small gap is actually quite a sturdy connection.

Hello, no answer to my question. I need to understand, because I'm trying to follow the story. It's amazing, but complicated.

253d legion guy wrote:Hello, no answer to my question. I need to understand, because I'm trying to follow the story. It's amazing, but complicated.

Sorry. 'Could' die would fit better. You'd have to read 4.3, but I haven't posted it here on CABG yet. It's on my Flickr.

This is so hot. The sign is one of my favorite details. Nice building, street could use a little more detail. Great posing of the figs.

*Edit: Just noticed those boxy architectural details on the top level of the building. How does the lever go through and attach onto the wall to hold everything in place? Regardless it is brilliant.

legorevolution wrote:This is so hot. The sign is one of my favorite details. Nice building, street could use a little more detail. Great posing of the figs.

*Edit: Just noticed those boxy architectural details on the top level of the building. How does the lever go through and attach onto the wall to hold everything in place? Regardless it is brilliant.

It's built with four 1x1 bricks with two studs on opposite sides attached to each other on the side. They leave a small gap which is just large enough to hold a pin in between, which is attached by a small platform sticking out into the interior of the building. Thanks!

The pose on the dead droid is great.