
ka.lego wrote:Are we allowed to create a "landing platform" like the yellow maintenance rig pictured at the bottom of the following photo of the 2006 B-Wing Fighter set #6208? Certain ship geometry might require it.

FizzyPoppers wrote:Not the smartest question asked, but when we say 48x48x48 stud limit, are we talking about studs that are lying flat side by side, or connected and stacked?


OOM-9 wrote:Oh don't feel that way, I'd like to see your MOC! I didn't like the way my entry turned out but I entered anyway.
ThatGuyWithTheBricks wrote:Ehh, I've decided that I'm not going to participate in this. There are already too many good entries that make my entry look stupid.
FizzyPoppers wrote:I've only seen 2 or 3 good mocs so far, 'no offense to anyone' but even though you've taken it apart already you still have until the end of August. I really want to see entrys from anyone, and I'm sure you could place in the brackets....



onions wrote:ka.lego wrote:Are we allowed to create a "landing platform" like the yellow maintenance rig pictured at the bottom of the following photo of the 2006 B-Wing Fighter set #6208? Certain ship geometry might require it.
no.
OOM-9 wrote:My bounty hunter ship "Akturnia" and my no-name bounty hunter.



Robzula wrote:onions wrote:ka.lego wrote:Are we allowed to create a "landing platform" like the yellow maintenance rig pictured at the bottom of the following photo of the 2006 B-Wing Fighter set #6208? Certain ship geometry might require it.
no.
What about the stands made by Gerald, Infomaniac, and Blackknight? Are "landing platforms" that are simply for hold up the ship and have no real aesthetic value themselves, such as they made, allowed, or are those entries disqualified?



vynsane wrote:OOM-9 wrote:My bounty hunter ship "Akturnia" and my no-name bounty hunter.
Dude, really? A ship that cool looking and you can't name the bounty hunter? C'mon, man...

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