Micro/Midis Contest

[sparkart]

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See, because they're all clones...Ok, technically not brothers, but...brothers-in-arms? Yeah. That's it.

[foximus-prime]

[foximus-prime]

Congrats Sparkart! I was considering doing a combo/ big box version too. But I was going to do a Jedi Starfighter with a Hyperdrive ring.... Sadly don't have the right parts to build it

[sparkart]

[kritch]

Rey's Microfighter speeder. A couple of other views on my flickr and the side panels open too.

[banthafodder]

HAMMERHEAD CORVETTE


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This version is based off the Rebels animated series. Captained here by Admiral Raddus as it was his decision to use the hammerhead to push the two star destroyers together.

[sparkart]

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Follow the link to my Flickr photo stream and you can find a dozen pages of step-by-step instructions and suggested parts list so you can make this model for yourself!

Oops, I just noticed that the cockpit assembly sequence in the instructions is a bit awkward. Meh, I'm not going to fix it. We're all experienced LEGO builders around here, I'm sure you can figure it out. Good luck, and may the Force be with you.

[drdoddo]

So I just found this contest and thought I would post something since I made a few midi-scale SW vehicles recently Not sure if this really qualifies since it's not a spaceship, but being a SW-vehicle I thought I'd give it a try.
Introducing one of the most iconic vehicles in the history of the franchise (at least in my opinion), the sandcrawler! I have the UCS version in a box at home and still haven't found space for it...so I decided to create a smaller version of it which can be more easily displayed. It rolls along nicely and the front hatch can be opened as well. More pics on my Flickr, along with a few other midi-scale vehicles (AT-AT and imperial shuttle). Peace!

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[Solo]

[BricksandBoosters]

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My Midi Scale Slave 1

There are more pictures on the photo stream
https://www.flickr.com/photos/89400381@ ... 978812063/

[Gingerbeard Man]

Rebel Transport Microfighter


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The Rebel Transport, as seen in the evacuation of Hoth. This one doesn't need an Ion cannon to clear a path, it has its own shooter amongst the cargo pods.

[MCoad]

My microfighter entry:
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[foximus-prime]

Yeah first A-Wing! Super fun contest. Ended up making an army of different Micro's but this is the one I'll enter.
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[foximus-prime]

Here's my Midi entry. Figured the Outrider being in the background of Epsd 4 in the digital special editions was debatable. So instead I made another YT-2400, Sato's Hammer from an episode of Rebels.
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[Januarybegan]

My midi entry. I built this to chase after the Midi Millennium Falcon. Figuratively and literally. Enjoy!
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[Alpha 40]

Here's my Midi-sized entry:
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My photography skills aren't the greatest but hopefully my building makes up for that. I would've done a Hammerhead Corvette but unfortunately I was half way done when that when the competition started so I couldn't enter that. Instead, I decided to make a Clone Wars era ship to go with the rest of my micro Republic ships that are to scale with this.

[jwarner17]

My Microfighter entry: the Venator-class Republic cruiser. Very proud of the way everything fit together. A couple
more angles on my Flickr.
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[JoeMMo]

Building Microfighters has been a bit of a hobby of mine recently so I had a hard time deciding which one I wanted to enter but in the end I went for the First Order Transporter from Ep7... here it is





It has a working ramp and turret hatch and you can just fit a minifig inside the troop bay (lying down!)

Anyway - hope you like it, more photos of this one and my other Micros are here:

Cheers!
Joe

[brickfan02@yahoo.com]

My entry for the Microfighters category:

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The Arquitens-class light cruiser from Star Wars Rebels.

More pictures are available here:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/137726201 ... 4080938336

[RDMstudios]

Here is my entry, Microfighter Cloud City!

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