USCSS Nostromo (Weylan-Yutani-Corporation) - Project-II: A LEGO® creation by Mihe Stonee : MOCpages.com

USCSS Nostromo (Weylan-Yutani-Corporation) - Project-II

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The Project goes on... some things are done since my last post. Some more bricks (about 6340 are used) i get right in there position and although it seems that i'm not much more far away from last time - i wanted to do this post to show that i'M still alive and on this project...! Unfortunatly i can't spent the time for this that i want, but it goes on..........

About this creation

Update 08.12.2012 : You can check it out in real bricks here

That's how it should look like at the end...

The engines are ready on the last holes last time. The cable you see on top will be cutted in reallity. But this doesn't work in LDD ;-( !

also at the inner side they are done.

the backside is now closed and at the state ready for presentation ;-)

the inner grid - consisting of technic bricks - is better done and ready for the plates which will be in many angles....

one last overview pic to get an idea for the stage...

a reference pic

Please let me know - what you are think about it!

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Mihe Stonee

November 5, 2012

Quoting Joseph Case I can only say WOW, I saw the alien movie when it originally came out (telling my age) lol. My son 11 loves alien, aliens as well and we both are excited to see the finished design. We have discussed this as a father son project and wish you well in your hard work of this excellent model. Looking forward to be able to build one for real with my son. Keep up the excellent work.

Thank you very much Joseph! Yeah - i also love the Alien saga and it's special ships... If you want to see more from this project check out the newest state here ;-) http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/345533 I will finish this and get it into reality as soon as possible...

I made it

Mihe Stonee

November 5, 2012

I like it

Joseph Case

November 5, 2012

I can only say WOW, I saw the alien movie when it originally came out (telling my age) lol. My son 11 loves alien, aliens as well and we both are excited to see the finished design. We have discussed this as a father son project and wish you well in your hard work of this excellent model. Looking forward to be able to build one for real with my son. Keep up the excellent work.

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Mihe Stonee

October 15, 2012

Quoting David Roberts This is an impressive, time-consuming project for LDD. It's looking very detailed indeed. Have you had any time to finish the amazing manta-shaped spaceship too?

Thanks David! Yes - time-that's what i need... The Manta is still standing around and waiting for some finish ideas. I would say i only take a break on that ;-) !

I like it

David Roberts

October 15, 2012

This is an impressive, time-consuming project for LDD. It's looking very detailed indeed. Have you had any time to finish the amazing manta-shaped spaceship too?

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Mihe Stonee

October 15, 2012

And thanks also to the rest of you guys who took the time stopping by!

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Mihe Stonee

October 15, 2012

Quoting Daniel Brilliant As the sections start to enclose I'm becoming even more hopeful about this project. You've blended the angles together nicely and your greeble work is looking nice. It does strike me that some of it would show up better if it wasn't all black on black. Even a little dark grey would help make the details you've added pop.

Thanks Daniel! I thought about this! maybe i will "repaint" some sections on the finished ship to show some details better... ;-) !

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Mihe Stonee

October 15, 2012

Quoting Tim C Really cool, Mihe. I love the engines, and that greebling you've got going there on the side. Can't wait to see this in real bricks.

Thank you Tim! I think it will need more time... After finishing this i have to make a partlist first what i have and what i need... ;-(

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Daniel Brilliant

October 14, 2012

As the sections start to enclose I'm becoming even more hopeful about this project. You've blended the angles together nicely and your greeble work is looking nice. It does strike me that some of it would show up better if it wasn't all black on black. Even a little dark grey would help make the details you've added pop.