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THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!

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After the crash we had to scramble to secure shelter from the storm. Trooper Tac and I marked the major portions of the wreckage so that we could dig them out once the storm passed. After a couple of days we determined that it was safe to start digging out.

As we uncovered the wreckage, we discovered that we were really fortunate because all of the communication equipment was intact and usable as well as the majority of the engine assembly. We had our work cut out…first to build a communication tower and second to build a land speeder in case we are not able to hale rescue.

Two days later we had the communication tower up and running, however we had zero success reaching anyone. After several more days, without communication success, we had a working speeder constructed.

Before departing, we placed and set several timed thermal detonators on the remaining wreckage and the comm tower to cover our tracks as well as possible.

“Tac, let’s get on our way”, I said, “I have a feeling that we’ve got a new adventure ahead of us.”

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Top view

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Speeder

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Extra parts used:

2 tan slopes

tan 16 x 16 plate

rebel trooper (5 parts)

blaster

Tan baseplate (free)

DonnieBricko

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That is one lovely speeder! Very nicely built and a great idea. The wreackages and everything around is nice too. Like the use of multiple baseplates - this way there's nothing conecting the pieces, but still is the void and does not feel empty or missing the scrap parts as a huge baseplate with only the builds would.

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