Incredible creativity, shape and form. Love the size and the way you developed the front, curves and angles. WELL DONE.

Awesome work Soren! :)

Now it's far better, with more details of your awesome work! Still waiting for some more global view of the beast while opened... Great work! Regards - Jay

Awesome build!

WOAOOW !!!! super cool !!! Unusal shape but it could be a classic space too !!! They should do a set with it !!!

amazing design!

not only did you take the cake, but you took the dinner table too! wow, the exterior and general design is awesome!

not only did you take the cake, but you took the dinner table too! wow, the exterior and general design is awesome!

A beautiful creation. Did you take any pictures of the technic frame? I'm researching frames in hopes of being able to construct larger creations.

Blacktron would tremble in fear whenever they see this destroyer.

Blacktron would tremble in fear whenever they see this destroyer.

Blacktron would tremble in fear whenever they see this destroyer.

I superb MOC, congratulations!

Whoa, that's just beastly. Awesome work!

never a dull moment on MOCpages... wow, that's one big ship. for minifig-scale, anyway. the crazy thing is that this is hardly more than a bulk freighter or light frigate... man, that's mind-boggling to think about. I absolutely love this thing, and REALLY wish I had the pieces/funds to build something like this myself. being a hardcore Star Wars fan I find the weapons (particularly the ion cannons and the big cannon on front) but it's really quite fine. anyway, excellent work.

Massive! Some very nice details on it. I really like the bridge.

The last Year I have been working extra much,taking extra time and when we reached summertime I had saved so much overtime that I got a huge amount of money and payed vacation for a whole month. A lot of the extra money was used on byuing parts at bricklink. Since i started using bricklink I learned the item names a as before I made a shopping list for colors and parts I would be using. Most of the parts came from Europe and only a few from the USA. I bought parts in the blue and old gray colors from maybe 30 different shops. Within 2 months all the parts was at my home storage ready to be used. It took some time before the best solution for a technic frame was made. The nose part is made by technic bricks and click-hinges put together for a 8 side section. I had to keep in mind allways to have studs to build from. Modified bricks with studs on the sides are a good part for that purpose. As for as designing the ship it's pure skills and imagination and keep trying untill you reach the best solution. I cuold keep on for hours writnig about how to build but I have to stop now:-)

Good question Samuel:-) At the straight section all 4 sides are 16 studs wide. The technic frame was build by creating a box where all 4 sides had studs turning out. I have uploaded some trailer/construction pictures in another folder. Imagine this: You take 4 technic bricks let's say 1x8. Place 2 bricks at a 16 stud distance and take a 8x16 brick and place on top. Now you have a big brick where both the short sides has a technic brick at the underside. Raise the section to vertical position. Under the technic bricks you place 2 bricks with studs on the sides by eachother, with the studs turning out. This section you make twice and yet again you place the 2 sections with 16 studs distance. The exposed studs on each section can now be used and yet again you take a 8x16 brick and place on the studs from the bricks with studs on the sides. All of the sudden you have a box with studs on all sides, YAY:-)

my question will be: "how did you do? On designing that whole thing!" Without having the bricks?

Nope, Samuel, the SNOT technics are used here... but søren will explain far better than me! =)

Well done, the shaping is excellent, I especially love the engines!

how did you do the bottom like that? it looks like you glued the pieces on upside down

very cool build, I especially like the engines and over all details of this creation.

Cool, waiting for the next pics! I'll be there! I really love that ship, but asked myself if that it would be better with some structure/greebles for the interior of the threatening front laserbeam... Just an idea! I add my comment and reply for my ship, and many thanks to have commented, buddy: "I want to thank LDD for bringing me back to Lego, and to this cool site full of talented and nice builders: MOCpages! Look at what I have done after a dark age of 20 years! =)" http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/252434

Wow ! That's a very massive Classic Space ship ! I'm looking forward to see the interior. But, air-cooling for a starship is a bit strange...

Yeah well it's a minifig scale ship though:-)

Incredible! This positively oozes classic space, it's exactly what comes to mind when I hear "LEGO microscale starship". Great work!

The exterior of this looks absolutely brilliant! Can't wait to see the interior!

by the way! does it have a nice detailed interior, or is it just a nice hull? =)

Groovy baby! So that big boy is getting its last parts! I suppose it's not yet finished(the missing parts you) were talking about! That ship is a condensate of what I love the most: massive, with very nice curves and design! I love it! I'll be happy to see it finished, with its front deadly laser beam! Hey! Would you come to see my own new big ship project? http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/295836 =)

Another, huge, detailed ship! I'd love to see inside. It looks a little blocky but that doesn't matter. The shape of bridge is very nice! Great work!