michaelozzie

Thanks I will see how that looks. Thankyou 12volt. Thanks. Yes I have not seen any scissor lifters in a Lego MOC around here.

Thanks everyone. I've added a crawler crane to the lineup now. It's loosely based off a Liebherr design and will be helping with the construction of my train depot. Crawler crane all finished. by Michael, on Flickr Crawler crane all finished. by Michael, on Flickr

Thanks. You are very welcome to borrow this idea. Thankyou and yes most of my workers seem very happy...maybe a little too happy if you ask me.

Agree. The Bespin one looks spot on. We really need a new Han in his blue jacket from ESB.

Hey everyone. I've been busy with a new train building project and while I'm waiting on some parts to come I made something small to add to the setup. I think this belongs here in the Town forum more than in the Trains. Anyway it started as some table scraps and then I had to improve the build, as one does with Lego. So here it is then. Photos of crane also below. Scissor lift version 2. by Michael, on Flickr Scissor lift version 2. by Michael, on Flickr Scissor lift version 2. by Michael, on Flickr Scissor lift version 2.] by Michael, on Flickr

Always nice to see a good fabuland build.

That's the Mobquet speeder I'm working on now. It's one I have not seen a MOC of before.

Both are from the original movie. They only get a couple of seconds screen time in the background.

I'm currently building a couple of the more obscure speeders from Mos Eisley. Namely the Void Spider and Mobquet speeders. I havnt seen those done before.

What a great MOC to return with. This looks superb brickdoctor. Now keep em coming.

Is there? I have not seen that in the trailers yet.

It's an older MOC sir, but it checks out Actually I never posted finished pictures of this on here...ooops. So here it is and a view from underneath the cockpit section. Hope this helps out. Imperial shuttle by Michael, on Flickr Imperial shuttle by Michael, on Flickr Imperial shuttle by Michael, on Flickr Imperial shuttle by Michael, on Flickr Sometime down the track I will probably change it to having brick-built wings like on the UCS version.

Thanks everyone. I'm planning on building some new locomotives shortly. Also I added a small section to the top of the building the other day to finish the top off better. The surrounding sections of the layout are under construction now too. Small MOD done today adding an extra part on the roof. by Michael, on Flickr

Thanks.

You can always find a good use for those rare colours

Thanks Markus. Your version inspired me to build this craft too.

Thanks guys. I have seen several versions out there of this craft but this is the version I chose to work from http://i48.tinypic.com/2qjdhn6.jpg I wanted it to have a bit of an AT-DP look about it from the front end.

Hello everyone. Well last week I was trying to decide between what ship to build for my Imperials. It came down to a choice between a Gozanti class or this. I havn't seen many MOCs of this craft before except Markus' brilliant version. My main considerations were to try and create as much interior space as possible for holding troops and giving interior areas for pilots and control areas etc. Also, it had to replicate the angles, which are never easy in Lego. Anyway enough talk, here are the pictures. Delta class DX9 Stormtrooper transport. by Michael, on Flickr Delta class DX9 Stormtrooper transport. by Michael, on Flickr Delta class DX9 Stormtrooper transport. by Michael, on Flickr Delta class DX9 Stormtrooper transport. by Michael, on Flickr Delta class DX9 Stormtrooper transport. by Michael, on Flickr Delta class DX9 Stormtrooper transport. by Michael, on Flickr Delta class DX9 Stormtrooper transport. by Michael, on Flickr Delta class DX9 Stormtrooper transport. by Michael, on Flickr Delta class DX9 Stormtrooper transport. by Michael, on Flickr

Thanks. Hey thanks capt. I'm always wanting to bring some builds to Brickmania in Antwerp. Just hard getting enough time free to go. I still have to join up with Belug too.

Great MOC and excellent work on the ends capturing the curved detail. Always a challenge with Lego but you have succeeded here.

Thanks. I have to try not to let it get too big this time. Thankyou. Now I'm going to have to stock up on zombie minifigs;)

Thanks Not much of an interior as yet but lots of room to add some details there. The next stage involves several large silos adjoining the back. The roof is held in place with hinge plates. Thanks. Thanks 12 Volts and everybody else.

Hello my Train Tech friends. Well after a bit of a break from the train world and several Star Wars MOCs later I've returned to my train layout project. This is the first section which is an upgrade in size and detail over my previous model that was part of my Harbour build. The design is based off of several large grain elevators located in a city very close by to where I live. More MOCs will follow as the layout progresses. Enjoy. Phase 1 complete by Michael, on Flickr Phase 1 complete by Michael, on Flickr Phase 1 complete by Michael, on Flickr Phase 1 complete by Michael, on Flickr

I'm really curious if the TIE Striker's wings are meant to move.The Lego version has those wings pointing upward but on every other image of the ship I've seen they angle downward. There were also great models on display at star wars celebration.

Oh wow this is great. Another highly impressive build from you Markus.