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The Infiltrator is the latest Assault Star Ship from Space Homeys Interstellar Technologiesâ„¢. It is designed as a First-Line-Of-Offense (FLOO) fighter craft. Its deadly oversized blasters are used to double the penetrating power against enemy lines. The ruggedized hull can withstand heavy bombardment whether the mode of attack is direct frontal assault or sneak attack from behind.
Ship Specs
Class: Assault Star Ship
Engine: 4 NiFIC-8 Rocket Thrusters
Power plant: CL-1 Max Generator
Energy Source: Potent fuel blend of Li(thium)-Bi(smuth)-D(imwitrium)-O(xygen)
Weaponry: 2 MegaFistâ„¢ Ion Blasters
Manufacturer: Space Homeys Interstellar Technologiesâ„¢
Personnel: One (Ace Pilot Woody Shrivelle)
I built this ship in Lego Digital Designer in a green color scheme.
See more pictures at my Brickshelf page. Or check out the LDD version here.
This is a custom imperial base I built in micro-scale (roughly in scale with the 75329 Trench Run). The microfigs are technically a bit to big for the actual scale of the base, but it's pretty close.
It features a front gate with an elevated landing platform and a back gate that leads to the surrounding wilderness. The landing platform can accommodate most small to medium-sized imperial ships, up to and including a Gozanti-class cruiser.
The interior if the base is sized to fit the standard set of Imperial vehicles, including AT-ATs and TIE fighters, and includes boarding gantries for both.
The design of the base came from a number of different sources
- The landing platform was originally inspired by the Endor platforms from ROTJ, but takes most of its design from the cliffside base in The Mandalorian S2E2 "The Siege" and the Imperial Base on Zeffo from Jedi: Fallen Order.
- The command center pulls from those two locations as well, plus general imperial starship bridges, especially the Class 546 Arquitens.
- Most of the interior is based on Imperial Starship hangars, especially the ISD hangar from Squadrons. Getting the angled design of the floor to work was quite interesting.
Show's the hollow center section used to wrap around the rubber-band holder. You can see clearly the 2 to 3 stud narrowing.
Micro Task force - from left to right: MLAM, SpaceTank, Micro Tank, Hovercraft (courtesy of Lord Dane).
199 pieces
Includes 4 Microscale Pinchbot Landingbots
Entry for the $20 category in the Put your Brick Where your Mouth Is contest. Not for sale.
Will be featured in an upcoming animation
A new day, and a complete overhaul of the structure of the main section of the ship! I should now have a solid(ish) base on which to build the front half. The front half will be a triangular prism shape, approx the same diameter as the rear section. I have still not solved the connection to the reactor/engine section, but I also poached part of that section for the mid-ship greebles so it will need a complete overhaul anyway. I am also trying to work out what to actually do with the very front of the ship; any suggestions would be appreciated! Now to order some more dark blue parts…
Built by a student in one of my microscale classes. This is the kind of photo quality I'm able to get with my simple studio and a point-and-shoot camera.
Caravan ship no.20 it's one of the favourite spaceship's to long distance travel because their big inside.
A fairly basic, versatile mech. Invader has [active & passive] ladar mounted just below the cockpit, a dual-barreled laser cannon on the left arm, and a pair of claws on the right. All of the laser-based equipment is driven by a backpack-mounted system, which is powered by a pair of hot-swappable emission cores. Invader also carries a mech-scaled submachine gun for additional close-fire capabilities.
This week was supposed to be a break from Lego. Instead, I lasted 2 days. Oh well.
Since Brickworld, I've been wanting to do something in Micropolis-scale. No idea what the large building houses. Didn't really think about it when I built it. The coffee shop is just a coffee shop, enjoy it.
Of course, correctly Elizabeth Tower, but the "Big Ben" misnomer is so common (even LEGO use it in their set) I've gone along with it here.