Armored army pick-up (type number TX-1102): A LEGO® creation by TX-008 1998 : MOCpages.com

Armored army pick-up (type number TX-1102)

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Welcome back! I’m sorry. I haven’t uploaded anything for 2 weeks. (I didn’t have enough time to finish my creation because I needed to learn for some tests and I had to celebrate a few birthdays...) This is my first army pick-up with the type number: TX-1102. Just take a look and don’t forget to comment!

About this creation

The actual main picture. Its inerior is the same as the armored army car .

Its motor (6 cylinders). The same as this one .

The canon (front).

The canon (back).

There’s a ladder behind the pick-up. That’s how they can reach the canon.

Its rear without the soldier/gunner.

The entire car without the gunner.

Thanks for taking time to watch this creation! Don’t forget to rate and comment!

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I made it

TX-008 1998

March 2, 2013

Quoting Reaper the Ultimate . The wheels are a little small, but other than that this is awesome. I like the soldiers, they're cleverly designed

Yeah but I'm gonna improve their suits! Thanks!

I made it

TX-008 1998

March 2, 2013

Quoting Benhamin Eukatah Your car is pretty cool, with and without the figs. Good Job!

Yeah, it really fits on the streets!

I like it

Benhamin Eukatah

February 24, 2013

Your car is pretty cool, with and without the figs. Good Job!

I like it

Reaper the Ultimate .

February 6, 2013

The wheels are a little small, but other than that this is awesome. I like the soldiers, they're cleverly designed

I like it

Sarahgirl 2002

January 23, 2013

Another detailed MOC! Good job!

I made it

TX-008 1998

January 20, 2013

Quoting Sir Seamus the 1st I love the grey color scheme!

Thank you, Seamus!

I like it

Sir Seamus the 1st

January 20, 2013

I love the grey color scheme!

I like it

mark Willemse

October 19, 2012

very nice!

I like it

micah burgin

October 17, 2012

all right! they could work for greeble pannels though...

I made it

TX-008 1998

October 17, 2012

Quoting micah burgin do you want me to post some slope tutorials?

Well, you don't need to do it for me because I'm making something else instead of cars these days. But thanks for the question!

I like it

micah burgin

October 16, 2012

do you want me to post some slope tutorials?

I made it

TX-008 1998

October 16, 2012

Quoting micah burgin this is very nice! but, I find that sharper angles make more menacing shapes, better siuted to military vehicles. also, could you check out my Apoc Truck model? ( I know it is rude to ask, but It's the only way to get attention somtimes.)I can post some good angle tequniques if you would like me to.

No problem!

I like it

micah burgin

October 16, 2012

this is very nice! but, I find that sharper angles make more menacing shapes, better siuted to military vehicles. also, could you check out my Apoc Truck model? ( I know it is rude to ask, but It's the only way to get attention somtimes.)I can post some good angle tequniques if you would like me to.

I made it

TX-008 1998

October 16, 2012

Quoting nathan earl How long did it take?

Actually, this creation is a modification of TX-1101. That creation only took 2/4 hours building. The modification process took somewhere between 1 and 2 hours.