'Havoc' Interceptor VTOL: A LEGO® creation by Andrew Somers : MOCpages.com

'Havoc' Interceptor VTOL

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In a direct responce to the USRG Zip fighter, The Starmark union developed and produced the twin engine, 20mm cannoned Havoc VTOL. Although not as fast as the Zip, its hovering abilities allow it to stay in place and deliver continuous fire in a dogfight, wheras the Zip has to make passes. Please comment and rate!

About this creation

The single 20mm cannon. At 412 Rounds per minute, any target is certified swiss cheese.

The Pulse generated engines that make the Havoc a VTOL.

The cockpit has room for one pilot to sit comfortably; not too comfortably however; We don't want any Starmark Slacker pilots on the job...

And the internal workings. This Union pilot is doing a routine pre- flight inspection. Carry on...

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Dr. HappyBaboon , PhD

April 21, 2011

I never commented on this! Here's a tip for you: never reminisce. When you look back and see MOCs people in your peer group made back before you joined, it makes you want to cry.

Matthew Mahan

February 13, 2010

haha. yeah exactly. id be running away, for sure, yellin "he gonna freak on my azz!" lol

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Brick Freak

February 13, 2010

Quoting Matthew Mahan haha no problem. i kinda liked your sn - freak - like, "ya bes watch out, or ill go freak on ya!" haha andrew it is

Yep. and then Rick James breaks out and plays, well, 'Super Freak'. Dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun...

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Matthew Mahan

February 13, 2010

haha no problem. i kinda liked your sn - freak - like, "ya bes watch out, or ill go freak on ya!" haha andrew it is

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Brick Freak

February 13, 2010

Quoting Matthew Mahan you exhibit superb design here freak. you accomplished a cohesive build with great use of a relatively small number of parts. The details terrific - particularly the mechanical parts the pilot is inspecting. I wish I had your skills when it comes to aircraft

Why thank you. But instead of 'freak', call me brick. Freak actaully sounds weird. When choosing the screen name, I shoulda thought ahead. whoops. Or you know what, just call me Andrew, my real name. Yeah, call me dat.

I like it

Matthew Mahan

February 13, 2010

you exhibit superb design here freak. you accomplished a cohesive build with great use of a relatively small number of parts. The details terrific - particularly the mechanical parts the pilot is inspecting. I wish I had your skills when it comes to aircraft

I like it

A Member Since December 7, 2007, Jake Parkinson

January 10, 2010

Wow, this is great! how many pieces is it 190? Tor that few pieces even something that small, it sure could take on alot! Great job!

I like it

Lee Jones

January 10, 2010

Alternate colour schemes? Why mess with the perfect colour? Interesting engine design, and a lovely shape overall. Lee.

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Brick Freak

January 6, 2010

Quoting Jacob Smithoski Nice Vtol. Have you tried alternate color schemes for it?

Now that you mention it, Maybe I could- if I had the patience for a task like that. I reckon I have the parts for it...

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Jacob Smithoski

January 6, 2010

Nice Vtol. Have you tried alternate color schemes for it?

I like it

Clone comander Taylor

December 30, 2009

That wow cool

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Infinity Life

December 27, 2009

Great Job!

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brick freak

December 27, 2009

Quoting "Kurai Kage" Matthew Nguyen it needs to be a bit more grebbly and chuckier.

Hahaha. I can never get it quite right, can I?

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"Kurai Kage" Matthew Nguyen

December 27, 2009

Quoting A minute ago in a store across the road... TOTALLY AWESOME, AND EVIL!!!! great creation, and it definitely deserves more comments.

Evil? The Union aren't like the likes of the Soviet Union! I should know, I made the theme for him to build. Why don't you build too? Great VTOL Brick Freak, though it needs to be a bit more grebbly and chuckier. Still, I really like it!