This his the best Eagle i ever saw in Lego. Awesome. Trully amazing. Congratulations

Do you have the list of parts you can share? I don't think anyone can do the Eagle better than you did. Amazing.

That is one great build, I loved Space 1999.

Fantastic!

A brilliant rendition of an all time classic, great build!

very very nice work !!!!!

Awesome...looks like the real thing!!!! ;]

A wonderful bit of building. I always thought the series had some great design elements despite its flaws. Well done indeed!

"I am not worthy"

Wow! This far better then mine! Helmets off to you.

Perfect is the word! The show was awesome and this baby honours it wonderfully. ~Marc

hi, it is a panel element partno.:30079. The pod is build in two parts that are facing studs up (the upper one) and studs down (the lower one). They are connected inside with half height technic beams and partno:32324 Hope that helps. P.S. the model is 100% pure lego, no glue, no cuts. P.P.S the silver dishes are connected using click-its Nico

What brick is used at the corners of the outboard pods. I have searched for more than 3 hours on bricklink and peeron without success. I have used the search terms 3x3, slope, 33, 45, wedge, corner all to no success. Please help.

Very nicely done! John and I have an EXTENSIVE "to do" list for MOCs...and the "MK IX Hawk" from Space 1999 was one of them. Once we see someone do a terrific job like you have, we scratch it off the list! No sense in trying improve on this build...it's wonderful!

BTW...yes, we know it's a different ship, but your representation of the show through your Eagle is WAY beyond adequate! (just threw those "research" photos of ours into the recycle bin!) D'n J

Awesome! Loved the show. Still have this in die-cast.

Simply brilliant. Love the way you've done the lattice work! I had one of these models many years ago, you've really done it justice.

omg, great recreation, love it even martin landau would love it

genial, absolut genial

Spectacular! Wow, that is awesome! Space 1999 was on when I was a little kid. I didn't like the show very much, but watched it only to see the Eagle One in action. Excellent work!

Great build! It brings back some memories.

Oh my…this is a truly amazing MOC. Sometimes larger creations get away with sub-par textures and detailing simply because the pulled back perspective necessary to photograph them is so much more forgiving. But this looks amazing close up as well as at a distance. Outstanding work.

I am truly amazed! It's one of the best mocs I've ever seen!

Great stuff! It looks like something NASA would build. Details are amazing!

Amazing I love it

Great ship! I like the x's in the midsection.

Amazing! How in the world did you build the frame work on the top!?!? unbelievable! I love it. can you check out some of my moc's?

I have found a way to check all the best stuff without losing time sifting through the 'pages... I just track Kelso's activities, he'll find it for me :) Stunning accuracy, I loved the show and I love this :)

This is absolutely stunning! As a big fan of Space 1999, I'm very familiar with, and fond of, the Eagle transporters. Your handling of the curves, the tube-like elements, and the proportions is nothing short of brilliant. I've wanted to do this ship for some time now...no need at this point! I couldn't possibly have done it better. Beautiful work!

The frame looks very difficult to build, well done!

Very Impressive, great detailing

Well realized and very accurate. I still think these craft are the most realistic SciFi craft ever created for a TV show. Excellent work!

Ridiculously good!

Amazing work, here. As Areetsa said, the cockpit is unreal. Excellence, pure excellence. Great MOC!

I agree with Areesta. That framework must have taken you just about forever.

Nice- I don't know what it's based on, but this is both very sleekly shaped and realistic: not many builders around here bother to put RCS thrusters on their models. All told, it's very rounded on the cockpit and I'm amazed it fits figs, and the frame you used just looks amazingly complex. I'd probably go mad if I tried something like this.