But it's got a new hat!

There's been so many lovely MOCs of this speeder, so my goal was to make it look like the Scout was riding the speeder a bit more, without removing the legs or having that moped look of standing on a platform.

The rider is held in place by the tension of the socket wrenches and it can be posed upside down without it falling out. Pleased with that.

I've put free instructions up on rebrickable, if anyone is interested. Thanks for stopping by.

Edited February 24, 20214 yr by Vostroyan
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Great build! I like the back of the speeder. 

much like you said, I love when these speeders are designed where you don't have to take the figure apart in order to seat them. The shaping you've achieved here is quite pleasing, I especially like those curved slopes used just in front of the rider. Is the scout held in by anything, or does he sort of sit on top?

Sleek and just the right amount of detailing.  Nice job on the overall shape!

Nice, and good use of those snowshoes!

6 hours ago, AIex said:

much like you said, I love when these speeders are designed where you don't have to take the figure apart in order to seat them. The shaping you've achieved here is quite pleasing, I especially like those curved slopes used just in front of the rider. Is the scout held in by anything, or does he sort of sit on top?

There's no stud connection but he's held in place by tension. The socket wrenches have a bit of flex to them so the attached hand pieces I'm using as handlebars lock into in the rider's own hands when they're oriented as shown, and the 1x2 slope that forms his seat holds him in place (plus there's also a third contact point that prevents movement). It's surprisingly secure and can be turned upside down. 

 

Thanks for the kind words folks. 

Edited February 23, 20214 yr by Vostroyan

Wow, I really like your take on this. The angles are really nice!