Toro De Oro (The Golden Bull.): A LEGO® creation by Jake Savage : MOCpages.com

Toro De Oro (The Golden Bull.)

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A premier Spanish fighter to do battle against the Baron, circa 1936.

About this creation

In 1936, shortly after the Baron began his reign of terror, and Elite group of Spanish aces known only as "The Barons of Death" begin work on new fighters to try and combat the Baron's forces in the sky before he could even touch land. Many of their experiments ended in failure, but one, the Golden Bull, met with such huge success that it became their standard aerial combat fighter.

Some stats of the Golden Bull:
Speed: 470 mph.
Max Altitude: 25,000 ft.
Armament: 4 50 cal. machine guns, one 27 Mm nose mounted cannon.
Crew: 1
Pilot: Isabella Cortez

Now on to the views! First off a side shot.

Now for a rear shot:

And finally, the Bird's-eye view!

Now to break the Fourth wall and enter......The Twilight Zone! (Not really, just entering mindless ramblings.) This fighter was actually a result of examining an American P-47, a Russian "Little Mule" fighter used in the Spanish revolution, and trying to build a Vic Viper, then promptly throwing all three into one melding pot of my brain and seeing what popped out. I wasn't to wild about it at first, but now I'm actually in love with the little Bird! Hope you all enjoy her!

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White Knight

October 31, 2011

Super !!.....

I made it

Jake Savage

May 26, 2011

Quoting Christian H. Great design, I see you got the wing shape correct.

Thanks, that was one of the hardest parts to get right!

I like it

Christian H.

May 25, 2011

Great design, I see you got the wing shape correct.

ccy 8086

February 17, 2011

Since the flap is moveable, I suggest you to show it on the photo next time. It will let people more understand your creation since it's a good design!

I made it

Jake Savage

February 16, 2011

Quoting ccy 8086 Nice wing design! Is the flap moveable? I feel this plane can change to dual seat base on the cockpit space, isn't it?

Yup, the flaps can move quite easily, and it is easily changeable to a two seat set up as well! Glad you like it:)