Vector V-7 Prototype: A LEGO® creation by Michael Davadilla : MOCpages.com

Vector V-7 Prototype

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The Vector V-7 is a Troop Carrier/Stealth Fighter.

About this creation

Landing Mode.

The Front.

The Cockpit.

The Wings.

The Roof of the Troop Area.

The Rear.

The Engine.

Troop Carrier Mode.

This how the Vector V-7 turns into a Stealth Fighter.

The sides are taken off.

This makes the wings go lower.

Stealth Fighter Mode.

(The yellow bricks below the fighter are just to hold the fighter up. It is not part of the fighter.)

Ready for Battle! (And yes those are my fingers. And the outside of where I live.)

Thank You for looking!

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Farhan Salman

January 15, 2010

AWESOME. Very cool design.

I made it

Michael Davadilla

January 7, 2010

Quoting Master Shifu Leo J Very nice! Those 1x1 silver round tiles tucked between the wings give the ship a nice detail!

Salamat Po sa comment po. po.

I like it

Master Shifu Leo J

January 6, 2010

Very nice! Those 1x1 silver round tiles tucked between the wings give the ship a nice detail!

I like it

Jaden Smith

January 2, 2010

excellent, i like that it lands like the V-19 Torrent

I like it

Philipp the all mighty

January 1, 2010

Really well done, I like that the vings can move, i GIVE U A 5OF 5.

I like it

A minute ago in the store across the road ...

January 1, 2010

AMAZING!!!! simple but its amazing!!! love it!

Ben The Lego Builder

January 1, 2010

Please could you take a look at my newest MOC?

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Ben The Lego Builder

January 1, 2010

This looks great! I really like the colours you chose!

I like it

Sander The Customizer

December 30, 2009

This looks GREAT !! It would be AWESOME is you made this in a Minifig Scale version ! =D Sweet Mini !!

I like it

Sander The Customizer

December 30, 2009

This looks GREAT !! It would be AWESOME is you made this in a Minifig Scale version ! =D Sweet Mini !!

I like it

Heber .

December 30, 2009

Great job! I like the color scheme and the whole thing is well done. Keep it up "bro".

I like it

Flare .

December 30, 2009

Awesome, it is definetly approved! :D

I like it

Harvey Cu

December 30, 2009

It looks great for a prototype. Im not much of a systems mocer however I have some tips. Most mocer have problems with scale of their "ships". I think your moc would even look cooler if you are able to "scale it" in perspective so it won't look to simple to produce. If you know some photoshop, try it. It work wonders. Sometimes a simple moc becomes viewed more because of its presentation. trust me. As you advance in mocing ability, try advancing as well in how you present your creations in mocpages. Rate your own page and not moc as well before you finally post it. For me presentation counts 30%, originality 30%, build 30%. Main picture counts 10%. Don't stop when you have already posted. Try editing your page from time to time by correcting gramatical errors and improving pictures(the earlier the better though).