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A little bit demotivated by the big build that was my yf-19, I tried this time with a more pocket sized valk, so I did an SD vf-1s currently working on instructions on stud.io
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LoThis was a project of sleepless nights and still there is some frustration as I could not make it hold its own weight in gerwalk.
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I did this built as an homage to the beautiful Banpresto arcade game, modifying a comercial set, all and all I like the retro gaming nostalgic vibe.
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I wanted to display my 1/12 figures in a cockpit so I did my best to recreate it in scale with nanoblock building blocks
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Oh. Man.
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CUSTOM BRICK CREATIONS- VF-1A& S PDF instructions including parts list in Xml format and decal template (photoshop) Bricks are not included but need to be purchased separately! The finished build consists of approximately 1400 bricks (per mech, including stand) and stands 39cm/ 15.8 inches tall. This build is battroid mode only and does not transform. The price is 31.95$ You can order from the Facebook page FB.ME/LEGOSDF1 just send me a message including your email address and I will send you an invoice. The instructions will be send within 24hr
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Hi guys ! So after finishing the SDF-1 I thought that something was missing. Of course the SDf-1 can't be without it's squadron of valks. I loaded up Lego Digital Designer and started on working on Hikaru's VF-1A from DYRL. I didn't want to spend all that much time, so I decided that I'd only build it in battroid mode, no transformation. Finished product sports approx 1030 bricks, a lot less than the 11.000 brick heavy SDF-1. Now it's time to start the actual build.
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From the album: Nanoblock VF-11
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I taken at least one serious stab at getting a decent looking Orgoid put together in LEGO, but I was never happy with the results. The orgroid is a challenge because of all the organic looking curves it uses. While it's transformation is very Valkyrie like, it's easier to pull off if you have wide variety of Bionicle parts. Getting the look to come out right is the bigger challenge because Bionicle parts just really don't want to be combined with the classic LEGO system parts. Anyways here is the result of a few hours work, taking what I've learned from my previous attempt. I still need t
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"This is my LEGO Valkyrie. There are many like it, but this one is mine..." The design is actually by a member of the Lego User Group of Los Angeles, Daikon Cat: http://www.daikoncat.com/macross-vf-1a-valkyrie.html I've taken some liberties mostly do to lack of correct parts often due to the wrong color. I thought the bionicle hands were fine and very evocative of the chunky monkeys, so I decided against building articulated hands.
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From the album: Nanoblock / Loz VF-11B Thunderbolt
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From the album: Nanoblock / Loz VF-11B Thunderbolt
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From the album: Nanoblock / Loz VF-11B Thunderbolt
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From the album: Nanoblock / Loz VF-11B Thunderbolt
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From the album: Nanoblock / Loz VF-11B Thunderbolt
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From the album: Nanoblock VF-17
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From the album: Nanoblock VF-17
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From the album: Nanoblock VF-17
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From the album: Nanoblock VF-17
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From the album: Nanoblock VF-17
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From the album: Nanoblock VF-17
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From the album: Nanoblock VF-17
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From the album: Nanoblock VF-17
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February 10, 2017.
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I am posting more details on the Nanoblock SDF-1 I posted in facebook, I will post my official toy collection, but as you can see I have kept busy, now I need to buy more sets with blue mosaic parts to give it a smother finish. I also ran out of blue parts. this ting is bigger than I expected and actually in my first try I had to start over as I realize the size was way bigger,as I was putting too much detail on the bridge. I took the pics with my phone so WB is terrible I know
