I post here my last suggestion for improving this project.
Some printed parts, I would like to produce by people who use printing pad process.
If somebody in this forum knows some guys working in this field, please let me a comment.

Don't forget to support this on LEGO.IDEAS.

Edited October 13, 20168 yr by King_Arthur

Wow! I thought I was the only one who loves this show.

This is an excellent build, and the building instructions are easy to follow.

Thank you for this,King_Arthur; you've made an 'old' sci-fi geek VERY happy today!

According to the previous size comparison images; the Mattel Eagle 1 ship from the '70s is pretty close to being minifig scale.

How cool is that?

Edited October 13, 20168 yr by kingodacheez

On 13/10/2016 at 5:47 PM, kingodacheez said:

According to the previous size comparison images; the Mattel Eagle 1 ship from the '70s is pretty close to being minifig scale.

How cool is that?

You're right. I didn't had one myself when I was kid. I used to play with my older brother's kit models. But you have your point after googling, you're right, the scales may match.

I always wonder, why the eagle toys, from Mattel or Dinky, have the main engines painted in red ?

Those are some great figures!

I wonder who makes those...

(edit) WOW! What a great thread.

Edited October 22, 20168 yr by kingodacheez
Question was answered.

13 hours ago, kingodacheez said:

I wonder who makes those...

That is the work of Designasaurus post on EAGLETRANSPORTER.COM.
He put into pieces his own old Mattel Eagle and rebuild it like new. He did the same with these minifigures.

Hello King Arthur

My father and I were a fan of Space 1999, amongst other sci-fi, and grew up with them.  I have recently stumbled upon your Eagle Transporter and would love to build it.  Most links are old and the only guidance I could find are the ones you uploaded at LEGO Ideas.  Would it be possible to get the building instructions some other way than at MOC-pages?  This link is no longer available...