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MOC: Octan HPL Drill

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Based on the Andromeda’s Gates forum on the Eurobricks fan site, the Octan High-Powered Laser (HPL) Drill is used for drilling for much-needed resources on tough terrains for the Octan Corporation planets in the Andromeda galaxy. It has an opening dome cockpit with controls, unique tri-legged design, Octan color scheme, and extendable legs, and is foldable into a compact mode.

“I lost most of the photos in an unfortunate hard drive accident; but since I was able to salvage this one (though not very high quality), I figured it was worth sharing anyway.” – Brickster_Tim

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MOC: Three Moons Starship

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“This ship has taken me a long time to perfect and I’m very happy with how it turned out. The main photo has been edited to enhance it.  This is a very stable set and is hard to break.  The wings are tilted but fit to the body tightly and with small gaps. Continue reading →

MOC: Shadow

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Introducing: the “Shadow”! This vehicle is a sleek, black, lightweight three-wheeler featuring opening cockpit, engines, incredible stability, a streamlined design, and clever use of unusual parts. It is a must-have for all who love cool cars! Continue reading →

MOC: Escort

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In your everyday spaceway travels, you might hear a rumbling and a huge thundering mass go by. That would be the N.W.E.S. Escort. As the first in the New World Explorer series, this pioneer cruiser was made primarily as a cargo ship, but evolved into a defense craft, designed to last a long time in space with a minimal crew. Continue reading →

MOC: Stringer’s Ultra Mech

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Also known as the “Brain Buster”, this machine was created for a 2013 Hero Factory contest. As evil brain-controlled creatures roamed Makuhero City, LEGO fans were called upon to created a viable defense for the heroes. Dissatisfied with the lack of an appearance from Jimi Stringer in the LEGO sets released in the year, Brickster_Tim decided to give him the part he deserved by making him a giant, four-legged machine. Continue reading →