After creating his X-wing earlier this month as a companion to his Y-wing, -2×4- has given his starfighters someone to fight by building his own TIE.
With the new versions of these sets trickling onto the shelves, I look forward to more MOC’s popping up. Stay tuned for the upcoming set reviews as well!
A crime has been committed and I’m here to rectify the situation. On Monday -2×4- presented his version of the iconic X-wing and it wasn’t posted. Then on Wednesday he re-shot it on a black background to really make it pop and it went unposted. Today he put up a picture of her with his custom Y-wing from 2010 and that was all I could stand, I can’t stands no more! Here they are in all their glory and my apologies to -2×4- for this taking so long. With all the great X’s & Y’s being built it’s a good thing LEGO is including some desirable minifigs in their latest versions, which I for one will probably still skip.
Mike “Psiaki” is a name you should be familiar with. He’s been featured on here a few times in the past, most recently for his X-wing MOC. He’s been gracious enough to give back to the community by providing building instructions for his X-wing on his Brickshelf account. There’s no parts list but the pictures should be clear enough to figure out what you’ll need step by step. Thanks, Mike!
Mike “Psiaki” has built one of the most accurate X-wing MOCs I’ve ever laid eyes on. The integrated landing gear, movie-accurate laser cannons, and proper engines are the highlights of the model. More pics below:
From the thumbnail, I first thought of it as a tiled over System-scale T-47, but once I clicked through, I quickly realized how wrong I was. The Technic Snowspeeder was built by Antti Hakala (drakmin), who also built a pretty impressive Technic X-wing.
Draykov brought this amazing X-wing to the community’s attention. Awesome work by Marshall Banana:
Very accurate and very close to minifig scale.
