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A little word about a Cuusoo project that I'm discovering (thank you in Ezéchielle) and which appeals to me on several points:
1. The chosen ship would really deserve to see the light of day as a set, in the spirit of the 10198 Tantive IV or 7964 Republic Frigate. After all, this is one of General Grievous' ships during the Clone Wars, which is entitled to beautiful scenes in theEpisode III: Revenge of the Sith, where it ends up cut in half and Anakin crash-lands one half on Coruscant.
2. LDiEgo has worked well on its subject, it intelligently details its project and argues in favor of its virtual MOC and its possible conversion into a set System. Its playset would allow several scenes from the film to be reproduced, and the list of minifigs to include is carefully determined.
3. The whole is realistic and although LDiEgo sees many additional small ships and no less than 18 minifigs, LEGO has already released this type of well loaded playset (10188 Death Star) which, despite a high price, sold well and still sells very well on the second-hand market.
So if you have five minutes to spare, go to Cuusoo and support this initiative which could allow a nice virtual MOC to emerge, even if the milestone of 10.000 supporters should be difficult to achieve.
To see this MOC in close-up, go to LDiEgo's Brickshelf gallery.
- Rikkko : If you don't want to wait and wait for TLG to follow a line...
- Chester : I like the SW game but this product is drifting I find it bad...
- cyrillebqt : Very nice little production....
- cyrillebqt : I'm not a fan of this format....
- cyrillebqt : I prefer to have bricks as gifts...
- lego man : Too bad no hood for the plane lacks realism a palm...
- LegoSeb : I have the sweeper, I miss more than the medal!!...
- LegoSeb : My children love it, great fights to come with these super...
- LegoSeb : I love SW dioramas. This one is particularly popular...
- Jocelyn : I love this diorama, I think the scene is very well represented...
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