U.S.S. Reliant, Miranda Class: A LEGO® creation by M Masaki : MOCpages.com

U.S.S. Reliant, Miranda Class

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The Starship Reliant as seen in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

About this creation

This was a bit tricky to build. The model was originally built in Lego Digital Designer, and rebuilt in MLCAD. It is fully buildable according to Lego Digital Designer. However, according to MLCAD the rollbar is too short, making the model unbuildable. This MOC would require over 1800 parts to build. As soon as I can get all of the parts (this may take a while), I can settle this debate! :)
And yes, it is in scale with the other ships.

Reliant Model inspired from work by Maskatron (a.k.a. Corey Sanders)
Glowing brinks created by work by Tore Eriksson
Decals created by Scott Wardlaw's Lego CAD Sticker Generator.
Rendered in POVRay

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USS Pittsburgh NCC-2195

February 18, 2010

how were you able to get its number Fact; the USS Reliant was the first ship seen in star trek that wasn't a Constitution class

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Callum Kelly

December 16, 2009

Now this is a really good one and the best I will see.

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nathan barrow

September 3, 2009

quite impressive i have to say. how long did it take u to build?

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Alan Crisp

July 9, 2009

Unbelievable!!!!

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Tom Wright

June 11, 2009

Please cud u include a link to this somewhere, like where to download the file? I'd love to see this.

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J-MAN N

May 15, 2009

This is the best U.S.S. Reliant I have ever seen. This is awesome! Great job.

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M Masaki

February 3, 2009

It requires about 630 steps.

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Seamus O'Connell

January 30, 2009

BRILLIANT!!!!! HOW MANNY STEPS ARE THERE IN BUILDING IT?

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M Masaki

January 29, 2009

Thanks Scott for your decal program! The detail you see would not be possible without it!

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Eric Sophie

January 28, 2009

Ooooh! Great modeling! TOO COOL!

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Scott Wardlaw

January 28, 2009

Wow! That's some great detail you have in there!

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M Masaki

January 28, 2009

It was originally designed in parts using Lego Digital Designer, which you can download for free of the LEGO website. The design was refined in MLCAD.