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Oceanic research droid nicknamed "Jabba-Jaw"
Oceanic research droid nicknamed "Jabba-Jaw"
 
"No respect, nyuk nyuk nyuk!"
11 votes. 922 visitors. 6 reviews.
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Everyone else has already said all the praise about the MOC so I just need to know... did you use the shot glass before, after or during the build? Later ~ Chris.
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from Australia) May 16, 2007
So I'm not the only one who remembers that wacky cartoon character ;) Great design, I like how it's "backwards" (it is right?) Great details. Divers / Aquaraiders MOCs are pretty rare, great work
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from United Kingdom) May 16, 2007
Straight out of the pages of Nat Geo!
I can see why Shannon and Nate said what they did and I agree but in all honesty, I really like it. It's got that simplistic structure about it that opitimises research craft construction.
Very effective use of the turbine-mounted fins as flow direction vanes.
great job, Shagga! ;)
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from The Skunk Works) May 16, 2007
I'm with Nate -- I see a shark tail where you say the head is. Especially as you have something of a zoomorphic theme going with your koala and squiddy, etc., it's hard not to see it like that. (And credit duly given on the robot legs - good use for them.)
[ See my LEGO creations ] (from Ann Arbor, Michigan) May 16, 2007
It looks like a reversed shark. At first, I thought I was seeing the pictures backwards. The two fins by its "head" are the tail, and the two bigger ones near the back are the pectoral fins. Did you do that on purpose?
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