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i was skimming through the read-me and saw that the tachyonic fighter was origianally a lego model 22 years ago. i thought this would be a cool idea to try and make one, so i printed the shipyard and sprite pics and began. but i bumped into some diffuculty. I was wondering what size the model was (5 in? 12?) so i could use a good amount of blocks. Second, i used a thing with one of those orange poles for the tachyonic laser on the wing, but i didnt know what to use for the other wing which i guess is the IMP missle rack. Input or pictures from any lego maniac out there or martin would be appreciated.
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Originally posted by Temporal: **...a lego model 22 years ago. **
I loved space Lego when it first apeared. I think it was around 1979 or 80. Most of the ships of that time had blue bodies, grey wings and sloping yellow windscreens. All the astronauts wore red or white. Is it one of those?
Jive's your man for Lego EV:O constructions... my Lego resides at my parents house, and is more than a little out of date. There were no translucent orange parts back then, and everything looked a lot chunkier. Of course, I bought the Star Wars Lego... you're never too old for Star Wars!
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Originally posted by VoinianAmbassador: ** I loved space Lego when it first apeared. I think it was around 1979 or 80. Most of the ships of that time had blue bodies, grey wings and sloping yellow windscreens. All the astronauts wore red or white. Is it one of those?
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Damn, they made space Lego? I just stuck with the basics for my ships. 'best thing I was using was those red slopes.
I have about eight Lego spacecraft hanging around, too much work gone into them to destroy them.
Esponer
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It was about a foot long - maybe a little less. The tachyonic laser was on the left side and the tractor beam on the right. The IMP rack was underneath, with opening bomb-bays.
There was no space lego when I made it.
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Ahh... Now i see how the weapons work. 12 in. long? That would explain how you made all of the different shapes. I was trying to make one about half of that size. One other question before i go and try again: How did you make the canopy? My Lego collection is slightly more modern than your was, since i was not born yet back then. Was that just a part back then, or were there connecting parts that linked together to form the longer canopy? I have a few one clear glass pieces i could fit together.
Anyone who had ideas/suggestions can email them or post them here for all to view.
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Love the picts...
Jager.
I made a UE Destroyer out of lego. took 13 1/2 hours. Ye Ha
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wOOt! 80 posts!
Originally posted by Temporal: **wOOt! 80 posts!
This is called spam, Temporal. You've been doing well, don't break it with mindless spam now.
Spam Spam Spam, That is all I know how to do. OPPS your not talking about me. OH
Anyways Lego is a good tool to make UE ships just made a UE Fighter and almost finished a UE cruser(3 1/2 feet long)
Jager
I made the UE FIghter once. Took about 2 hours, but looked pretty good when I finished. I also made the Discovery from 2001/2010. That was over 3 feet long and took 2 days to build(Spheres are hard!).
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If any of you have some pictures of these creations, could you scan them and sent them to me? They sound great!
PS: Sorry about the spam
Oh yes! please post pics of EVO lego ships! I wanan try and mimic them with my own lego collection (you're never to old for legos) and have a UE/Voinian war with my little brother..
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This is starting to get harder. My collection of red bricks, especially slopes, is not quite up to par. Looks like i'll have to open my cobweb infested wallet and go to toys-r-us. On the bright side, i found a nice sloping glass piece to use
I think when I have completed all the ships from the UE I will post picts. So far the finished ones are UE Fighter, UE Destroyer,UE Cruser. One I'm starting is the UE Carrier I think. Sphears are realy hard to do. I also have made a glaxey class star ship for star trek the next generation, It was 5 3/4 feet, Use $$150 of lego. I have never taken apart one of my modles that I have made. I hear a lot of people have taken there other ships/modles apart to make more. I put so much time into these I cant take them apart...
Originally posted by Temporal: **Looks like i'll have to open my cobweb infested wallet and go to toys-r-us. On the bright side, i found a nice sloping glass piece to use **
Don't try to buy bricks from a toy shop by selecting sets that have a few of the ones you want in each. It's a damned expensive way to build up your collection. Visit the Lego website ( (url="http://"http://www.lego.com")www.lego.com(/url) , obviously) and look up 'bulk bricks' in the "shop at home exclusives" section. You'll have increased your supply of sloping red bricks at much less expense.
Thanks for the tip! I finished a prototype this weekend. It was only 6 in. long