IGI X-24 Rogue Star: A LEGO® creation by Justin Sanders : MOCpages.com

IGI X-24 Rogue Star

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Sorry i haven't posted anything in a while. Had to have surgery and all. Well here it is my newest mech, the Irongear Industries Rogue Star. It's the fourth mech I've ever built. Please I want as much feedback as possible and if you comment spread it around to the better builders on mocpages. Hope you enjoy it.

About this creation

The year is 2639, the world and the human race is recovering from the last great war that ravaged the planet. There is desolation as far as the eye can see except for one center of civilzation, the Irongear Industries Headquarters. This malevolent corporation rose to control what was left of the population and the ravaged space colonies that orbit Earth. IGI controls much of the planet and all of the colonies, except for a few areas controlled by, the Rebels, those who wish to end the tyranny that they suffer under. Since IGI controls much of the resources on the planet thay have built massive military machines in order to maintain that control.

Enter the Rogue Star. A 10 story tall montrous mech with high speed and agility.

This machine is equipped with a buster rifle and pistol and 120mm rockets mounted on the wrists for demolition.

The Rogue Star is outfitted with a flight pack that allows for short sprint flights. The boosters are used for speed boosts as well.

On the torso are four blaster cannons in case the opponent gets up close and personal.

Rifle on top and pistol on bottom.

My brother wanted me to take a picture of this view so I did.

So tell me what ya think!!

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I like it

Clay2n a.k.a. toa corim

April 23, 2009

This is very cool. You should really make a mini town and have your mechs fight in it!

I like it

Nowhere man

March 6, 2009

I find this intriguing. Despite a lack of polish and a somewhat awkward shape, this mech has it's own odd (the word "charm" doesn't really fit here so I'll leave a blank space for whichever word you prefer) _____. Nevertheless, it's simple touches really give credit to the phrase "less is more". this is really a great mech, I'll watch for your future creations with anticipation. Keep on building ~ Nowhereman