SC2 Terran Crucio Siege Tank: A LEGO® creation by Luka Lamtarn : MOCpages.com

SC2 Terran Crucio Siege Tank

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This is my best creation so far. It's a unit from the game Starcraft 2 Wings of Liberty, the best RTS game ever.

About this creation

"Across the plaza, past a hastily erected barricade of dead cars, an Arclite siege tank had planted itself firmly between two buildings. It sat square in their path, fully deployed, its side pontoons firmly set in the asphalt. The shock cannon sent blistering rounds overhead, and its twin 80’s raked the debris of the fountain."

- Confederate siege tank in action during the Battle of Tarsonis

About this creation

It took me about 3 full days to build this machine.
I spent almost all of my gray bricks on it. You can see some red bricks as substitute.

Link to the game model: Starcraft 2 Game Unit
Link to the history: History and Description

It has both Tank Mode and Siege Mode.
I made it easy to deploy in Siege Mode and even easier to go into Tank Mode.

The only thing that it lacks is a color scheme. I hope I can get the bricks for it.
My favorite color is blue. What do you think? Is red color maybe better?

Description

The siege tank is a terran vehicle that can be configured to fulfill both the armored support and the long-range artillery support roles.

The Crucio featured superior protection and armament compared to its predecessor. The new hull was enlarged and reinforced. Its assault mode armament was twin 90mm cannons, and a new 180mm Shock Cannon in siege mode. The 180mm cannon scattered superheated tungsten over an area 50% larger than Arclite's old 120mm cannon.

- Taken from Starcraft 2 Wiki

Siege Mode Transforming:

Credits and Thanks

I built it from scratch and all the credits belong to me. :)
This couldn't have been posible without the support of my family.

I hope you enjoyed this creation. Thanks for watching!
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I like it

Ethan Taillefer-Meyn

January 16, 2012

Transforming lego curico siege tanks is BEAST

I made it

Luka Lamtarn

February 25, 2011

Quoting Axel PARANT Hi, Very cool Job ! Pros : Very cool proportions / and mechanics from unsiged to sieged mode ! Cons : i think the model is too big (compared to the little marines ;-) So after this i planed on make my sieged tank in LEGO and i creat my account to post it, and here is the result ! http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/253467

Thanks! I know it's a little too big, but I don't have smaller treads. My biggest goal was to achieve the transformation. It would be very fragile on a smaller scale.

I like it

Axel PARANT

February 25, 2011

Hi, Very cool Job ! Pros : Very cool proportions / and mechanics from unsiged to sieged mode ! Cons : i think the model is too big (compared to the little marines ;-) So after this i planed on make my sieged tank in LEGO and i creat my account to post it, and here is the result ! http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/253467

I like it

Hrvoje Majetich

January 21, 2011

This is your "the best" work ever.., for me..! Excellent job...

I like it

Matthew Bliss

December 28, 2010

woah, I can't beilive the detail put into this. I myself have made one. This surpasses mine by far though. nice job :).

I like it

General Longhead

November 7, 2010

Fantastic build! I like ALL the detail you put in there!

I like it

Luka_ Cody

November 7, 2010

as I already said, it looks amazing ;) !!! personally I think it would be better without tiling :)

I like it

Metal Matt

November 2, 2010

Very nice.

I like it

Ryan Scott

November 2, 2010

That's one tough piece of equipment you've made there. Great job!

I made it

Luka Lamtarn

November 2, 2010

Quoting E.R.S.F. Cadet i like it, what did you use for the joints so it could go into siege mode? i think you should use blue as the secondary color.

A combination of hinges is used to go into siege mode. I still can't decide about the color. Blue is my favorite.