RaptorBandito

Just finished building mine and it's a beauty! So much detail packed into this, and it's very solid. Way better than the official set, so if you want one of these vehicles in your collection I would certainly recommend these instructions! BTW hattedsandwich your pics on the original post aren't working any more. Not sure if you knew and wanted to fix them?

Thanks very much for the LDD. I just ordered the missing parts I need off Bricklink. Hopefully I'll have this thing built sometime next week!

Yes, thank you for sharing the model files. Awesome stuff! Much appreciated.

Really dig this. The bikes are quite nice. Would love to see a break down or LDD file if you felt like sharing.

I know I'm digging up an old thread, but I was curious if you ever found a solution to the engines? I would love to see it!

Thanks for posting. I really like it! I'll definitely try building it when I get a chance.

Thanks for your response! I'll be eagerly waiting to see the finished product :D

Sorry to bump an old thread but I would love to see and LDD of the AT-ST as well. It looks like an excellent combination of accurate shapes and durability. I've never been happy with any of the versions Lego has produced, so I would love to build this thing.

Thanks guys. Those are both good solutions as well. I love having some different options in the back of my mind for possible MOCS.

That's a great solution Gnac. Thanks for taking the time to share!

Thank you. That's an interesting solution. I don't have many of those round tiles, but I think I could find enough to do some tests and see if I like the results. Thanks for your suggestion and for the photo!

Hi All, Forgive me if this is an easy solution. I've been racking my brain trying to come up with how to make this work, but I'm still pretty inexperienced at designing my own models. In the example image the red bricks are the platform, and the green bricks are a column. These just represent an example, and not necessarily the dimensions of a finished model I'm planning. I was wondering what would be the best way to attach the column to the walkway. I've tried some different techniques, mainly using things like technic pin bricks within the core of the column. The problem I'm running into, is I can't get the outside of the column to line up flush with the underside of the platform. The closest I could get is having exposed studs on the column flush with the underside, however I was hoping there would be a way to get a flush meeting while capping off the studs with tiles.

Thank you both for your input. Welfycat I think you've helped me settle on getting some of the Elves sets.

I have a large collection of bricks, but it's mostly from sets like Castle, Star Wars, and Lord of the Rings. So lots of earth tones, not a lot of interesting bright pieces. Maybe it might be more worth while to get some of the friends and Elves sets instead of the Creative Buckets?

I've recently been checking out the Lego Classic Creative Boxes. I'm wondering how good of a deal these boxes are, and if it's a good way to get pieces in interesting colors? If so, is there any specific box that I should get over the others?