AFV: A LEGO® creation by Mike Byrnd : MOCpages.com

AFV

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I think it looks like a crocodile.

About this creation

A relitively quick build, made between excessive vacations and summer homework. This is my Armoured Fighting Vehicle (AFV), ready for action!

The AFV features all the goodies. Floodlights, six wheels, opening hatches and two deadly rocket pods. These are perfect for a scouting run through the swamp or a midnight raid through the jungle, no terrain is too difficult for one of these! ...except snow.

The six wheel drive and powerful 10 cylander engine give the AFV the speed necessary to run like a chicken from stronger tanks and walkers. The armor is decently powerful though, able to easily stand machine gun fire and smaller explosive rounds. Tank and artillery cannons will still shellack these guys.

The front hatch opens, giving a minifig full view of the battlefield. Commanders get their kicks by sitting up there with their binoculars while quoting war movies.

The sides open, revealing a snugg minifig. The model can in truth only hold one fig, but I pretend it can hold more.

Detailed interior.

Patrolling the wild backyard. "No hostiles near the berry plant, sir!"

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The Lego Animal (Jay Rhum)

December 22, 2011

I like that design! Nice vehicle dude! is it amphibious? I also wanted to comment your "George Bush gets Attacked by a Shoe.", but it seems you locked the comments for some obvious reasons! (I've seen some pathetic hate comments, to the glory of Bush) My comment was: "because it's always winners who write the History, I'll always press the B button"! Thanks for this nice moc, and for "another point of view" =)

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Elk Guard

October 19, 2010

Awesome build. I thought there was no way a mini figure would fit in that from the first picture.

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Cody G

October 19, 2010

Very nice!

I like it

Phillip Block

September 5, 2010

The only two things I'd recommend are to change the side hatches for the driver--I don't know, they just don't bode well, but who knows, it might grow on me--and making an infantry hatch in back to add to the belief that you actually can fit minifigs in back. Overall, great build!