Posted January 25, 201213 yr Hello, my new MOC is ARC-170 starfighter from Episode III. It's my favorite ship and like Venator it's one of my "dream MOCs". Dimensions: 95 x 60 x 30 cm flickr Brickshelf BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS !!!!! >>> see this post <<< I hope you like it ! Edited April 30, 20213 yr by thire5 fixed links
January 25, 201213 yr Certainly do! The attention to detail makes this more than pleasing to admire. Edited January 25, 201213 yr by Rook
January 25, 201213 yr I didn't realize you had a Eurobricks. I blogged it last night when I saw it on Flickr. Nice work on those great curves in the body.
January 25, 201213 yr Great work ! You captured the shape of the ship very very well. I'm not a big fan of the SNOT wings, though. Do you plan to share more photos to see how it is built ? The ARC is on my todo list too. Many times I thought how I could build it. At the moment, I don't have the solution yet, given that I want to includ mechanism for the wings. I will certainly use your work when I do my own ARC.
January 25, 201213 yr This is incredible! And after seeing some of your other builds, I must say you have some mad skills!
January 25, 201213 yr Great work ! You captured the shape of the ship very very well. I'm not a big fan of the SNOT wings, though. Do you plan to share more photos to see how it is built ? The ARC is on my todo list too. Many times I thought how I could build it. At the moment, I don't have the solution yet, given that I want to includ mechanism for the wings. I will certainly use your work when I do my own ARC. I like them. They make the wings smoother than if they were plates.
January 25, 201213 yr Really nice, and very ambitious - this would make a great UCS - I think your effort could easily compete with Lego's latest prequel-trilogi UCS model What is the approx brick count? I don't mind the snot wings - although one could argue they are bit thick, I do think they are better than the alternative - nicely done! @Anio - can't wait to see your take on this
January 25, 201213 yr Beautiful work. Of course, I love the SNOT wings, but my favorite part is the little portion of the fuselage scooped out near the front of the engines. That part is absolutely perfect, and it makes the nose transition so well to the rest of the ship.
January 25, 201213 yr Beautiful! Star Wars MOC's rarely get any better than this, if you ask me. When I first saw your creation, I didn't realize how big it actually was. Awesome job anyway.
January 25, 201213 yr I hope you like it ! Do I? It's absolutely fantastic , the detail on it is fantastic thire5, I especial love the nose and engine pieces.
January 25, 201213 yr Holy crap! This is a stunning MOC. In fact its a bloody tease. Remove it from this site at once so as I have a chance to clean up my drool!!
January 25, 201213 yr Wow, stellar build. I love every bit of it! Can you fold the wings? Edited January 25, 201213 yr by marshal_banana
January 25, 201213 yr This is so goddam close to perfect. I'd hire you in an iffy if I was head of TLG's Star Wars designers Good job as usual.
January 25, 201213 yr bwah! It looks fantastic! I <3 the wings, theylook sooo clean cut! and the body is done so well too! great job =D
January 25, 201213 yr My jaw just dropped to the floor, this is a stunning model of the ARC-170! I can't say there is one part i like best, because it's all deliciously good. The SNOT-ed wings don't bother me at all. The wings aren't even that thick considering the sheer size of the model, and i doubt that any plated alternative would look more smooth and elegant.
January 26, 201213 yr Wow man that is one sexy build, those wings really look the part, solid and smooth, great work!
January 26, 201213 yr Undoubtedly the best ARC-170 MOC I've laid my eyes on! I've always been a fan of this ship, and the attention to detail of this UCS creation is simply superb! I could recognize how even the smallest of detailing is very accurate to the reference material, a testament of not only your building expertise but how well-researched your planning is and of course the execution in real bricks is even much better. Excellent work man! Though out of curiosity, any rough estimate how mayn parts did you use in this MOC?
January 26, 201213 yr Incredible! I can only imagine how many concepts you went through before the final product.
January 26, 201213 yr Absolutely brilliant! Fantastic attention on detail, and overall sleekness makes this an amazing copy of the real thing
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