Thanks a lot guys! @Crimso: Thank you very much, glad you like it! It's indeed my first try in this field. @Steve: Many thanks, glad you like the details, too! @El Barto: Many thanks dude!

Your FIRST spaceship ?! Looks like the work of an expert of this field, very very good !!!

Very cool! Love the landing gear and the old school space lego mini figures! Awesome details!

Wicked! Looks great with the classic space, too!

Hab ihn schonmal geaddet. Den Rest werd ich dann noch erledigen. Muss jetzt leider schlafen gehen. Bis denne mein lieber :) Und bring das ja wieder in Ordnung ;) Die schöne Vic Viper... *smile*

Thanks guys! @Parrington: Thanks mate. Very glad you like it! Doesn't seem to be my greatest success, but as I said before maybe that's the way a car builder feels about a spacecraft: an engine rather than a matter of shaping ... Something you'd like to dr..., er, fly by yourself. Sorry to say that this is an ex-MOC. It was destroyed in a terrible accident (I've just added a pic, see below). @Oran: Thank you! I've joined the group in the meantime.

No way! How did I miss this? Dude I am so glad to see you do one of these, and it's easily one of the best. I love the more fitting Legoland minifig scale you have here, no shock you are also a big fan of doing that just look at your cars, and the details are jam packed all over this thing. Even the subtle ones like the color stripes on the tail, simple and elegant. Stunning work mate. One of my favourites full stop.

Great out of this world creationism! Had to comment again but lookout I will going into space also! LOL Hey Marcus, got time for a little group thing? http://www.mocpages.com/group.php/21976

Thanks a lot guys! @SF: I can tell that the figs themselves don't think so. The pilots nearly killed each other to be the first flying it ;-) @Nick: Thanks a lot! @Barto: Glad you like it!

This ship looks way too menacing for those happy colorfull classic space figs ha ha.

Cool and deadly. Nice one!

Wicked!

Gern geschehen mein Freund :) Jaa, da geb ich dir völlig recht was die Werte betrifft.

Thanks a lot guys! @David: Many thanks! @Loek: Glad you like it! It's almost the flag of the Netherlands - almost ;-) @Elk: Thanks a lot. I didn't think of that but I can see what you mean. You don't think of it as something nice and friendly ... @Nils: Thanks a lot buddy. It's an honor to be a member of "The Club" now! @Chris: Many thanks! Yeah, this might be the biggest bug of MOCpages. As I said before, glad it's not a car! Your case was much worse ...

The little welding truck is a great set-up for this. The subtle use of technic pieces and asymmetries to reflect utility make this an exciting and unusual vic. Very nice.

All those Vic Vipers, and yet yours has a cool design (like all the others don't to forget :) ) and I love the brick-build flag at the tail, almost looks like a decal!

I'd just throw some 40's style spoke rims on that Bad Boy and call it a day! =D Awesome ship, I think you nailed what you were trying to do perfectly! Z

Nice design, it has a real mercenary feel to it!

Hi Marcus, that's a cool Vic Viper for NnoVVember 2012, the asymmetric design is very special! Great job! :-)) P.S.: Thanks for adding it to the "Club" :-))

great work, i've caved and will post a VV later this week, and bummer about getting knocked off the homepage happend to me a few weeks ago and i lost a lot of exposure on my MOC which should have been a hit.

Thanks a lot guys, glad you like it! --- Please note that editing a comment (and not rating again or whatever) may knock the MOC off the homepage - which has just happened here ... Fortunately it's not a car! --- @Oran: I'll be back, Oran, I'll be back ... ;-) @David: See below :) @Z: Believe it or not - it had wheels at the beginning ... ;-)

Marcus - You have gone out of this world! LOL

Thanks a lot guys! @Starscream: Thanks mate. Well, there are quite a few amazing VVs out there, and this is none of them ... ;-) @Marcel: Thanks buddy! What the VV hype is all about you may read here: http://mocpages.com/group.php/20117 @Sven: Thanks a lot my friend! Yes, the first one. I like it because you're free to do whatever you want - you can even omit the wheels ;-). - Die Flagge ist tatsächlich eine Reminiszenz an die französische Trikolore. Es ging mir hier zwar in erster Linie um die Kontrastfarben, aber Freiheit, Gleichheit und Brüderlichkeit sind - hoffentlich - auch in Zukunft Werte, für die einzustehen sich lohnt - ohne dabei jedesmal den Photonentorpedowerfer anschmeißen zu müssen ;-) @David: Thanks a lot, glad you like it! This was exactly my idea - to have a utility spaceship rather than a design study. @Jon: Thanks a lot, glad you like it. Means a lot coming from a highliy skilled space builder like you. @Vinny: Many thanks mate! You should definitely try it - for me it was a great recreation from the usual "squeeze as many figs as possible in a small car" stuff. Looking forward to your VVV! ;-) @David: Thanks a lot for your nice and thorough comment. Glad you like the structure. Indeed the spaceman is meant as a contrast to that rather mean machine. Maybe the ship is a modified prey taken from the enemy ... @Aaden: Thanks a lot buddy!

Fantastic work Marcus, one of the best and most original VV's I've ever seen!

Hey , Marcus. I see you pulled off yet another masterpiece. I have a question though. What is this ''Vic Viper'' hype all about? Are you all making specific vehicles from cartoons and video games or are you all just making super cool looking starships? Please reply,Mate. :)

Wow Marcus. Now i'm surprised :) This is your first spaceship? Wow, it's great. I'm not a big fan of space stuff but yours is really cool. Mal auf Deutsch, welche Bedeutung hat die Flagge am Heck? Eigentlich ist es ja die Schleswig Holsteinische Landesflagge, kam aber auch irgendwie auf die Idee das es vielleicht auch für Frankreich stehen könnte weil du da ja so gerne bist.

A very interesting and detailed viper, nice one! The asymmetry is well handled - it doesn't look too 'off-balance', and there are some nice details there.

Excellent work ! Very creaive. Makes me want to give it a try too !

A very different VV. I love the ribs coming out of the spine and the spindly landing gear, with claws. The asymmetrical front prongs are a great idea, which I've never seen on a VV before. At the back there's some nice engines and a neat working rudder. The happy, smiling Classic Spaceman is a strange, unsettling contrast with the ship. Great work!

Soooo awesome!