Comment on a LEGO creation : MOCpages.com

Comment on "Dinofox" Unitron long-range scout ship

Rate it

		Excellent I like it
		Very good I like it
		Good
		Average
		Not good
		(I'll rate it later)

First name

Have a MOCapges account? Sign in

Last name

E-mail

You'll need to check your e-mail before we post your comment.
Your e-mail won't be shown onscreen, and we will never sell or abuse it.

Comments
(No HTML, please)

Use appropriate language and do not be mean, rude, or insulting.

Inappropriate comments will be deleted before anyone sees them,
and your account may be deleted. Full rules | Why?

"Dinofox" Unitron long-range scout ship . . How many of you remember Unitron? I decided to give the Unitron team another spaceship, since they only have four sets. This is one of those builds that looks simple from the outside, but actually uses some tough building techniques on the inside (in this case, a bunch of SNOT around one of these). Read this comment of Shannon Ocean's to see where I got the name "Dinofox" from. Front view. The Dinofox is designed for reconnaissance and scouting missions, hence the sensors, the relatively light weaponry, and the large engine. Side view. I know what you're thinking: wings in space? I guess it can be an atmospheric ship, too. Rear view. Underside. Although it lacks retractable landing gear, it can land on a flat surface. Top view. The Dinofox’s only weapons are these nose-mounted cannons. It's too bad the cockpit is so cramped, but the piece that I attached the canopy to is kind of difficult to use this way. It's the Unitron babe! Partially taken apart so you can get a better view of how I made it. Another construction shot. If you like building in old themes, check out the Nostalgia Factory!

You	Your home page \| LEGO creations \| Favorite builders
Activity	Activity \| Comments \| Creations
Explore	Explore \| Recent \| Groups

About MOCpages | Advertise | Help

MOCpages is an unofficial, fan-created website. LEGO® and the brick configuration are property of The LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, own, or endorse this site.
©2002-2013 Sean Kenney Design Inc | Privacy policy | Terms of use