USS Nightengale: A LEGO® creation by Daniel Brilliant : MOCpages.com

USS Nightengale

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This was a build that I threw together to experiment with using certain prefab pieces to make a submarine. I don't think that the angles on those parts are optimal, but the effect was not bad. The size was also not good for a full on nuclear submarine, but it was about right for a rescue sub.

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From bow to stern: the command and control area, the galley area, The hatches for the dorsal and ventral locks, the bunks, the generator room, and the engine room.

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Achintya Prasad

May 22, 2012

A nice, decent sub. 4/5

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claw paradox

May 14, 2012

nice!

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Warehouse Reach (the Arbiter)

March 29, 2012

mini subs cool!

I like it

Chris Melby

February 29, 2012

I love the fact it has a playability factor to it! Very nice, you need to make sure Jay Ruhm see's this! 5/5 Chris

I like it

The Lego Animal (Jay Rhum)

February 29, 2012

Impressive build! it has a good shape, and a nice interior! you've got my 5!

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Daniel Brilliant

February 29, 2012

Thanks for your feedback! I'm not sure who Jay Ruhm is [edit: nevermind, I figured it out! I just didn't recognize him by his name.] and I couldn't find him in the search system. I think that you are right, the conning tower should probably be smaller, but I wanted it to be tall enough for a minifig to stand up in.

Quoting Chris Melby I love the fact it has a playability factor to it! Very nice, you need to make sure Jay Ruhm see's this! 5/5 Chris

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Green helmet spanish AFOL

February 29, 2012

Very similar to the small sub in the Maritime Museum of San Diego. You can design a small attack sub with that size, either with external torpedoes of with classic tubes in the bow. Congratulations!