The Age of Light!

C.J.Cutrone9 wrote:Take a video of you pushing it off a shelf/droping it/ destroying it. Please. :3

That's pretty stupid. That's how you break elements.

Rook wrote:

C.J.Cutrone9 wrote:Take a video of you pushing it off a shelf/droping it/ destroying it. Please. :3

That's pretty stupid. That's how you break elements.

I've never broken any, and I thought you did that last year..... But without the video.

Rook wrote:

C.J.Cutrone9 wrote:Take a video of you pushing it off a shelf/droping it/ destroying it. Please. :3

That's pretty stupid. That's how you break elements.

I had a display shelf with 30+ models collapse once... So much sorrow, but so much epicness! Strangley not a single piece broke

Iceman792 wrote:

Rook wrote:

C.J.Cutrone9 wrote:Take a video of you pushing it off a shelf/droping it/ destroying it. Please. :3

That's pretty stupid. That's how you break elements.

I had a display shelf with 30+ models collapse once... So much sorrow, but so much epicness! Strangley not a single piece broke

Ouch...

C.J.Cutrone9 wrote:

Rook wrote:

C.J.Cutrone9 wrote:Take a video of you pushing it off a shelf/droping it/ destroying it. Please. :3

That's pretty stupid. That's how you break elements.

I've never broken any, and I thought you did that last year..... But without the video.

No, no, no. I take great care of my Lego. My brothers however didnot so much. Thus my desire keep Lego as nice as possible.

C.J.Cutrone9 wrote: Ouch...

It made for a good story later

Rook wrote:Thus my desire keep Lego as nice as possible.

Then don't go for creaky glass shelving

Rook wrote:

C.J.Cutrone9 wrote:

Rook wrote:

That's pretty stupid. That's how you break elements.

I've never broken any, and I thought you did that last year..... But without the video.

No, no, no. I take great care of my Lego. My brothers however didnot so much. Thus my desire keep Lego as nice as possible.

Ah, ok. Well then once you break it down can you take a picture of the pile of parts? That is what I really want to see.

Remove 4 pieces last night for next window display. I'm going to have to attend to this now! O.O

Ah it’s been a long time since shredding a MOC was painful. After building for roughly 7 months in an 8 months time period.

Shred, Sort, & Store Times:

Corridor & Support Craft ≈ 3 hours



Nose ≈ 2 hours


Mmm, Chinese food when shredding is the best!

Shuttle ≈ 2 hours



Main Hanger ≈ 3.5 hours



Winged Section ≈ 3.5 hours



Put away sorted piles ≈ 1 hour
*Minifigures left intact

Total time ≈ 15 hours

And you’ll note that at some point in the moving around of this MOC to shoot and display at Ad Astra it sheered a black technics pin in half.



Here’s nice look at the belly of the Main Hanger during shredding.



Some of might be asking, “WHY!?” Well quite simply my desire to build is greater than my desire to display. It would have been nice to try to take these to Brickfete and Brickworld however I just purchased a new car. So all my travel money for this year is gone! (Except a prepaid family reunion later this year.)

You’ll also note that this shows about 99.99% of my white tiles; white 2xX plates; and right angled technics in grey, bley, & black.

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This is nice. I'm glad you did these last pics. I don't know a phrase better than- WOW. That's a lot of parts!

You're a monster.

You should have glued it together for future generations to enjoy!