Hi !

Here is my latest creation, a small one : the Imperial Patrol Speeder from the last Star Wars movie : Solo.
The aim was to build a narrower speeder than the battlepack one. Also, I made it to be quite swooshable, with more details and able to fit a minifig.
Here is some renders of the side and rear. I just have to wait for a small Bricklink order to show you what it looks like in real bricks !

Edited May 29, 20186 yr by Ramses25

Looks great, you did an excellent job! You captured the scale better then the official set, which is pretty beefy.  How does the pilot fit in? Are the minifig neck brackets to stabilize the speeder? I'm looking forward to seeing it in real bricks! :)

Nice design! It's always awesome to see high quality smaller scale models that anyone could build on a small budget :)

Thank you a lot 

6 hours ago, DrMuttonchops said:

How does the pilot fit in? Are the minifig neck brackets to stabilize the speeder?

Actually the pilot is hold by this part :
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=93095&name=Panel 1 x 2 x 1 with Rounded Corners and Center Divider&category=[Panel]#T=S&C=11&O={"color":"11","iconly":0}

And the neck brackets are here to simulate the pedal 

Very nice. I just went to see the movie. I do think the official version was pretty good it was a little wide and maybe a stud or two long. Can’t wait to how it looks in real bricks. I also may have to try my hand At this. How did you do the internal structure?

7 hours ago, Ramses25 said:

Thank you a lot 

Actually the pilot is hold by this part :
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=93095&name=Panel 1 x 2 x 1 with Rounded Corners and Center Divider&category=[Panel]#T=S&C=11&O={"color":"11","iconly":0}

And the neck brackets are here to simulate the pedal 

A-ha! That's perfect for holding the pilot. And great thought on the pedals, man! 

Great moc, much more reasonable scale than the battlepack one! Not personally a massive fan of the pedals (mostly because minifigs can't reach them at all), however it is nice attention to detail. The screwdriver element for the blaster is really nice.

I really would to build this as its quite excellent.

When you build it with physical bricks could you take a couple pics showing off its internal structure for reverse engineering?

Hi !

Thanks for your comments  Here is the model in real bricks !

For the internal structure, don't worry, I will share the LDD file soon 

Edited June 4, 20186 yr by Ramses25

looks very good

Better than the original

Yea this looks really great. I did not hate the version in the battle pack but this blows it out of the water. 

Thank you a lot 
Here is the .lxf file : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nvD8ma_ExBUka066iSmKQAH2D7_hdy3C

Don't hesitate to build some of them for your imperial army ! And if you do so, don't hesitate to share it on this topic !
Personally, I plan to build another one 

well done!

this is my speeder project... i used the main structure of the oficial lego set but used your idea of one stud base

the result is a speeder morre thin than the official but not so mutch than your

Patrol_1 by Rusty B., su Flickr

Patrol_2 by Rusty B., su Flickr

i hope you like

Looks great, Ramses! :) Are the printed tiles in dark grey or dark bley? 

2 hours ago, DrMuttonchops said:

Looks great, Ramses! :) Are the printed tiles in dark grey or dark bley? 

Thanks !
They are in old dark grey 

17 hours ago, Rustinidiel said:

well done!

this is my speeder project... i used the main structure of the oficial lego set but used your idea of one stud base
the result is a speeder morre thin than the official but not so mutch than your
i hope you like

It looks good too ! 

Nice! Clever ways of making the triangle slope.

Looking good! I'd still recommend removing the brackets or doing something else, they're pretty far forward and stand out a lot to me. It's much nicer in the brick than the official set though.

Great design although I'm not sure if it's like this is the movie though