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An alternative of sets 4888 and 7702. A mecha with an ejector cockpit!
About this creation
An alternate MOC made from sets 4888 Ocean Odyssey and 7702 Thunder Fury. I was staying at my parents while they were on holiday and couldn't take all of my LEGO, so I took my new Ocean Odyssey set, after a few MOCs I wanted to expand the range of pieces a little and went out and bought one of the, then new, Exoforce 7702 Thunder Fury sets. To these I added a mini-fig, I just like building things with a pilot!

When The Re-Start was complete I also built a remote companion robot that looks a bit like a kangaroo with the pieces left over.

Built: 2006
Current Status: Dissembled.



Enlarge image 		   Weak ankles? Who has weak ankles?



Enlarge image 		   The three parts of the MOC!



Enlarge image 		   The main mecha.



Enlarge image 		   Looking cool.



Enlarge image 		   Shake yow thang!



Enlarge image 		   Does my butt look big in this?



Enlarge image 		   Once again it looks better from the rear - what is it with my mecha building that does this?



Enlarge image 		   Curly ammo feeds rule.



Enlarge image 		   Open cockpit. Help! Get me down!



Enlarge image 		   Now here's the cool bit. Look it's just a mecha with an over sized body...



Enlarge image 		   What's that flap at the back doing?



Enlarge image 		   Where's that pilot going?



Enlarge image 		   He's going home. To get a new set of legs and weapons!



Enlarge image 		   The empty husk. Equipment is far easier to replace then good pilots!



Enlarge image 		   Escape pod.



Enlarge image 		   And from the rear.



Enlarge image 		   The husk can also be fitted with a rocket-launcher. (Though the MOC is prone to overbalancing with it on.)



Enlarge image 		   I figured the aerials on the normal husk allowed it to sty in contact with this: The Darko bot.



Enlarge image 		   It's another development of the guard-dog bot (see my Ruffian mecha) that can patrol with a mecha and be used to patrol ahead, cover the retreat or be sent on 'suicide' attacks.



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Shadowa Heartfelt
  July 19, 2011
maybe this could somewhat be a part of Project: AEGAKS. Really great build!
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Holger Ralfson
  April 22, 2010
I really don't like the mounted rocket pack but without it this mech looks real cool and it has an escape pod!!! I like the designs with removable, functioning parts that you make. Great work!
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Steve V
  August 25, 2006
Great concept and a really good looking mech unit for being from two sets. Keep it up Mark!
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Will M.
  August 25, 2006
I like the ejector cockpit!
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Jonathon Wolfe
  August 25, 2006
That's pretty sweet. Keep up the good work.
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Hans Glick
  August 25, 2006
Cool mech, and excellent use of pieces from both sets.
 
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