Well, that's it, we've hit the market! Anyone who would like to rent or by their very own MR-700 can rent it or buy it! If they have the money that is. But I promise, it's worth the small amount... Enjoy
About this creation
This is my entry to the tank round of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Contest. And yes, Cade is awesome.
I did it! I broke the invisible barrier preventing me from building a tank! I'm so proud... But, back to the point. The MR-700 comes equipped with all of the latest E.A.F. technology. We will cover this on the tour, so come along.
First off, we have a 33.3 mm barrel for extreme explosive power, one thing that is not to be underestimated. Oh, and also, this tank is operated by a warhead that only listens to you. (no, not that warhead. This is just advanced computer technology, you don't need to understand it, just accept it.
Second, the actual hovering part of the hover tank. It is so mind boggling that I have to explain it in more detail later.
Also, as standard, the tank can rotate 300 degrees, because 360 is just sooo 2009.
Here you see the storage tank for the fuel. The fuel is pure 100% custom clone, no preservatives, and compressed so that it can last for over a week and fit in the tank.
Don't forget the useful and decorative exhaust pipes. More for decoration than for use.
Did I mention that the shape of this hover tank evades radar detection? Now you can work in stealth.
We now focus on the 13.5 mm. Anti-aircraft guns, a very good bonus, for then you don't have to worry about being bombed from above.
Unfortunately, the standard package does not come with the AA guns, for they are an extra $70,000. Instead, you get these extra grates that serve as armor.
Another upside to upgrading to the premium package is that the AA gun can be adjusted backwards for those pesky, sneaky jets who like to come from behind. They can't surprise attack you anymore, though, for the long range radar comes as a standard package. Standard can go up to 20 miles, and premium can go up to 50 miles. The upgrade costs $7,000
Here are the gravity defying devices that make the craft actually hover. These devices emit tiny particles at high speeds and fast so that the equal and opposite force required by Newton's third law of motion allows the tank to hover. This is the most advanced technology on the market, making the tank's value soar. (the clear pieces are there for support)
Here we have our demonstrator Keith for scale.
Yet another pic.
What's that you say? Action? Oh, you want a trial battle to see how it performs. You've go it. Here is a band of rebels from sector 592. Let's see how things unfold, shall we?
Ah yes, the ever effective intimidation tactic. The tank gives them five seconds over the loudspeaker to get the farthest away possible, for the closest rebel will be exploded. Funny how in panic people always bunch up so conveniently.
Second later, a job well done.
So, watcha waitin for? Get buyin! Standard=$100,000 Premium=$177,000
Fourth wall blabbering:
Well, I hope you enjoyed my first tank, it was fun building it, and fun to post too. Tell me what you think in your comments. Waff out.
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June 15, 2010 |
Very cool tank. Looks like it could do alot of damage! Great job! |
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June 2, 2010 |
Excellent design and good snot work.
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May 30, 2010 |
Nice. A little small for the body under the main gun. But good.
Lethality points: 20/20
Design: 15/20 |
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May 30, 2010 |
I agree it made me laugh a little. 5/5! ~ Stay green my friends |
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lol i love the photo that has the dissembled trooper |
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May 28, 2010 |
Quoting 000 000
Looks great for a first try ;) Gracias. Your hovertanks are really good. |
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May 28, 2010 |
Quoting Matt David
I really like the incorporation of those trans-green pieces. Thanks, I'm glad someone else likes them as much as I do. |
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May 28, 2010 |
Quoting Cody G
Waff built a tank? Wow, this is almost as monumental as when Parrington built a mech! Haha, nice work on this, I love the greebled look that still looks like it can take a hit. 5/5 Thanks, yes, I almost didn't think I could do it, but when in a contest, I like to rise to the occasion. I am working on my LEGO Wear, and it's coming along nicely. |
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May 28, 2010 |
Quoting Joe Schmoe
Clap Clap. I love the greebles, though towards the rear of the turret they were a little much. Vewy good though. 5/5 But the purpose of this moc was to give unwanted greebles a home. ;) |
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May 28, 2010 |
Quoting Casey McCoy
That's really cool looking. Nice job. No, very nice job. :) Thanks! |
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May 28, 2010 |
Quoting Andrew Somers
Nice build here Waff. You're right about the barrier thing. In the mind, a tank seems easy to build, but with the brick... That's something else. Especially where hovertanks are concerned. Again, nice job! Yes, most definitely, I've tried making one before, and it was a total fail. |
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May 28, 2010 |
I really like the incorporation of those trans-green pieces. |
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May 28, 2010 |
Looks great for a first try ;) |
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May 28, 2010 |
Waff built a tank? Wow, this is almost as monumental as when Parrington built a mech! Haha, nice work on this, I love the greebled look that still looks like it can take a hit. 5/5 |
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May 28, 2010 |
sweet tank! |
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May 28, 2010 |
Clap Clap. I love the greebles, though towards the rear of the turret they were a little much. Vewy good though. 5/5 |
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May 28, 2010 |
That's really cool looking. Nice job. No, very nice job. :) |
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May 27, 2010 |
Nice build here Waff. You're right about the barrier thing. In the mind, a tank seems easy to build, but with the brick... That's something else. Especially where hovertanks are concerned. Again, nice job! |
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May 27, 2010 |
Quoting erin ch.
He he, funny how sometimes in movies the armed person says that if you leave they won't shoot you, but at the end the do ;) Thanks. I wonder what I should do for LEGO wear. |
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May 27, 2010 |
He he, funny how sometimes in movies the armed person says that if you leave they won't shoot you, but at the end the do ;) |
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