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The Battle of Hoth... In Legos!
Posted: 2004-11-06 12:39am
by Rogue 9
Posted: 2004-11-06 12:47am
by Lt. Dan
Holy shit.
Me want. Me want to play with.
Posted: 2004-11-06 12:47am
by Agent Fisher
And too many legos
Posted: 2004-11-06 01:19am
by Comosicus
WoW indeed *no more articulated words*
Posted: 2004-11-06 01:23am
by Gandalf
I likes.
*Looks at Lego AT-AT on his table, gets ideas.*
Posted: 2004-11-06 01:39am
by CaptainChewbacca
They probably went to one of those places where you can just buy the bins and got 30 pounds of white legos.
edit:
look at the detail
Here
Posted: 2004-11-06 07:19am
by Lord Pounder
Wow. How long would that have taken to set up?
Posted: 2004-11-06 07:20am
by Murazor
Lt. Dan wrote:Holy shit.
Me want. Me want to play with.
Me too. Me too.
Posted: 2004-11-06 08:47am
by JointStrikeFighter
HOLY SHIT ME WANTS
Its one built by the auctualr Lego designers that one.
Rougue I gave you that link and you stole all the credit, have shame tsk, tsk, tsk
:P:
Posted: 2004-11-06 08:59am
by Deathstalker
I've seen it n person and know the builders. It is a sight to behold up close. I have 6 Lego AT-ATs but haven't had the time to build them.
Posted: 2004-11-06 02:51pm
by Wong Fei Hong
I wish Legos would come out with those 5 minifig sets again.
Buying a bunch of AT-ATs or Snowspeeders just to get figures is very annoying and expensive.
Posted: 2004-11-06 04:10pm
by Anarchist Bunny
heh, I wasn't the only one to think of making shield generators out of the 4 MF quadrents. Oh and ewwwwww, they used the new version MF. That thing is so ugly compared to the one that was already out.
Posted: 2004-11-06 04:24pm
by Crazy Goji
Anarchist Bunny wrote:heh, I wasn't the only one to think of making shield generators out of the 4 MF quadrents. Oh and ewwwwww, they used the new version MF. That thing is so ugly compared to the one that was already out.
I like the new MF better than the old one, personally. Now, I don't have the original to compare it to, but I do have the new one, and I just feel that it's nicer. The only thing that the original has better over the new one is the right scale mandibles. Otherwise, I think the new one looks better than the older one.
Dare to Compare:
Original,
New
Either way, though, that Hoth is a nice set-up. I'm not too big on the walkers, but I guess they were trying to create kind of a scale. It's just really hard to do scale for LEGO's, though.
Posted: 2004-11-06 04:55pm
by Darth Yoshi
...Wow.
...Just, wow.
I want....
Posted: 2004-11-06 07:12pm
by Anarchist Bunny
Crazy Goji wrote:Anarchist Bunny wrote:heh, I wasn't the only one to think of making shield generators out of the 4 MF quadrents. Oh and ewwwwww, they used the new version MF. That thing is so ugly compared to the one that was already out.
I like the new MF better than the old one, personally. Now, I don't have the original to compare it to, but I do have the new one, and I just feel that it's nicer. The only thing that the original has better over the new one is the right scale mandibles. Otherwise, I think the new one looks better than the older one.
Dare to Compare:
Original,
New
Either way, though, that Hoth is a nice set-up. I'm not too big on the walkers, but I guess they were trying to create kind of a scale. It's just really hard to do scale for LEGO's, though.
Its horribly disproportionate, and looks like crap.
Posted: 2004-11-07 03:05pm
by Wicked Pilot
One can never spend too much time or money on Legos, it is impossible.
Posted: 2004-11-07 03:56pm
by Cal Wright
OT real quick, I didn't realize they had a difference in the Falcon Lego's. If you had the time and money I could see buying both, and using the mandible setup off the first on the newer one producing a better looking Falcon.
One dissappointing fact is the Hasbro Falcon. I have the '97 release which is really the original with a new paintjob. The new release this year is the same way. Better paint job. If they went to all the trouble to make a 3 ft royal cruiser, why not make a scale Falcon, or at least something close.
If the walkers were to a bigger scale that would be a supremely kick ass Hoth. Right now its just damn good mainly because of the massiveness and effort put into it.
Posted: 2004-11-07 11:43pm
by Enforcer Talen
holy *shit*
Posted: 2004-11-08 03:22am
by wautd
Posted: 2004-11-08 01:56pm
by Guardsman Bass
Lord Pounder wrote:Wow. How long would that have taken to set up?
That terrain looks like the real bitch; to make the landscape probably took him/her at least 12-15 hours by hand. As for the other pieces, if they came in a kit, it probably only took him about 4-5 hours. If not, who knows- as long as it took him to figure out piece order. I'm guessing an additional 3-4 hours, since I remember it took me nearly twice as long to put together a lego castle a second time(first time I put it together with the guide) without the guide.