Thank you. It's not yet finished, though. I'm slowly working on the interior, which is quite a bit bigger than the exterior.

I suppose the time you took to make this payed off, cause it looks great.

This one took a day, off and on between other tasks. I don't do them straight through, though, except for the Lyssul gun ship which seemed to come together in half an hour. I also tend to stay away from greebling, though I like the look of it, but I like putting everything behind solid, heavy armor and shielding. The exceptions, of course, being sensors and weaponry. And the bridge, even though it should loggically be in the very center of the ship. There's always the chance that enough sensors would be taken out so that the bridge crew has no way of knowing what's going on out there, thus the high bridges with clear fields of view.

You have way more patience then me then... how long does it take you to make these

I must confess I am pleased at the responses this got. I'm currently putting together the interior, and the structure is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. I got that idea from Heinlein's "And He Built A Crooked House" which is a great short story.

Very original and the rockets and landing gear are cool. Nice job.

LOLz!

Watch out, everyone. Moggy and Lt. Commander Starr are both really ticked off right now. Not only has this brash aristocrat zoomed past them, but his ratings and views are both more than theirs combined! I didn't expect this at all. Gonna have to get busy, making new Mocs for those two.

Sir Edmund is one of the members of the aristocracy who believe that nothing is so unless you believe it to be so, and vice versa.

Cute!... An interesting build that somehow reminds me of the movie UP.. xD.. that was a nice movie, and this is a nice build... Cheers.. xD

Haha. Nice creation.

I was at some friends' house and we were discussing Victorian Era science fiction when a trailer for UP came on the TV. Some weird connection clicked in my mind and I came up with this. I plan on introducing all sorts of weirdness via Sir. Edmund and his rocket house.

I rarely comment on digital MOCs, but this mixed style caught my eye. Funny concept :)

Yeah, um. That's going to surprise you. It sure surprised me, when Sir Edmund wirelessed me the plans! I'm working on them now. Tell you one thing; it's way bigger than it looks!

wow, interesting concept here. I'd like to see some shots on the interior! 5/5

By the way, if anyone's interested, Sir Edmund greatly resembles Paul Darrow, and has a personality remarkably similar to that of Avon.

It has become an interesting phenomenon. Nova's not too happy about it, but that's too bad. For a long time she was top Moc around here; then Moggy passed her up. Now HE'S upset because Sir Edmund shot past him like - a rocket. Boy, if those three ever got together and got into a fight - might cause a space time rift!

I'll be posting the interior in another week or so. Sir Edmund has made great use of something he calls "folded space".

Nicely done Robert! I could really use a house like that. Cheers.

I'm working on a Moc of the interior, also. It seems Sir Edmund has also discovered how to make "folded space".

heheh, fancy! =D

This could rival Klementina's relax house in terms of convenience! We do not have to climb to the top of the mountain. This house will instead fly up and land on top of the mountain! You're on to something. XD

It's fairly easy. But, pieces are limited and using it can lull you into shortcut design if you're not careful. I sometimes have to make myself proceed as if I were building an actual model, using support and bracing techniques. You can put a roof together in LDD without anymore than a 1x1 peg as a base!

I like this! I have never tried to use a virtual lego program, but I like how it looks.

Ya know, there have been times when my wife and I have wanted to just launch ourselves into outerspace, too, hoping the mothership will pick us up. Anyway, fun little idea for a build there. Hope Sir Edmund remembered to stock the fridge!

Allrighty.

Mate I am doing my head in trying to remember cos you will love it. Zaruth? Zandi- .. something along those lines I just can't seem to figure it out or even remember who was in it! I will write you again when I figure it out cos it's a fun little movie.

No, I haven't. I'll have to check it out. What's the title?

hehe, love the concept. b.t.w. have you seen that movie , with the board game that takes the family and house into space? It's great.

Who would have thought the old guy would succeed? And who knows what kind of fantastic adventures he'll have before he returns, if he returns. He might decide to just keep on going. Maybe he'll run into Bill Conner out there.

We just received a report from Sir Edmund..."All is well, but I have received a call from the electric company informing me they will no longer be able to read my meter...c'est la vie"

Space flight on the cheap, eh? Third world countries could stand to learn a bit from this gentleman, I think.

His former neighbor, Mrs. Oglethorpe is kind of upset about her peonies, too. But, I'm relieved he made it out out the grav well. I hope he took along enough tea. It's a loooong way to where he's going.