PH-1 Tiny Terror Mark I and PH-2 Tiny Terror Mark II: A LEGO® creation by Jesse Long : MOCpages.com

PH-1 Tiny Terror Mark I and PH-2 Tiny Terror Mark II

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The beginning of the hovertank industry for the Gaea Federation.

About this creation

As the Gaea Federation grew, they expanded their fleet to include other kinds of vehicles as well and, as with almost, if not all, of the empires that were out there, they just had to jump on the hovertank bandwagon as well.

Though these vehicles would be considered as armored hovercars, the Gaea Federation felt insulted to label such vehicles as armored hovercars. It may have not had as much polish as it does now but at least it had to had pride in something and that was their products and themselves. Also, it was not a very rich empire at the time (because we are, after all, talking about when the Gaea Federation was essentially a group of ragtag, poorly trained space pilots that were moonlighting as trash collectors and salvagers, you know).

(Anyway, please feel free to comment on this long-overdue MOC posting or at least get ready to pelt me with rotten fruit and vegetables, your choice.)

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I made it

Jesse Long

July 25, 2009

Quoting Parrington Levens Hey there Jesse, I can't quite make these out but I love the back story. In terms of lighting, you just have to try out the different flash settings on your camera and play around with different angles, and also look into ensuring white backdrops etc. These things tend to help. I have been slowly improving in this area myself. Keep building mate...

Thanks for the encouargement and advice, Parrington, and I am also sorry for mistakenly calling you Paddington on one of your posts about one of your own MOCs. I will see what I can do to adjust the settings on my digital camera.

I like it

Parrington Levens

July 25, 2009

Hey there Jesse, I can't quite make these out but I love the back story. In terms of lighting, you just have to try out the different flash settings on your camera and play around with different angles, and also look into ensuring white backdrops etc. These things tend to help. I have been slowly improving in this area myself. Keep building mate...

I like it

LoVeR HaTeR

July 23, 2009

these are pretty good. a little discolored but good. also thanks for adding me as one of your favorite builders! i really appreciate it as you are the first to do so. thank you.

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