Mark Stafford presents a steampunk version of the Star Wars Naboo Fighter. Look closely and you can spot many interesting details, like a horned helm on the tip of the ship. I particularly like the monkey replacement of R2-D2.
Mark Stafford presents a steampunk version of the Star Wars Naboo Fighter. Look closely and you can spot many interesting details, like a horned helm on the tip of the ship. I particularly like the monkey replacement of R2-D2.
There goes the first prize! Damn!
Holy winnage!
How in Lego’s name did he get those ice cream pieces to stay together?
Waaaaay too good! Everything is perfect, I can’t find a nitpick anywhere!
Hehe, Astro the navigation monkey…hehe…
My head is gonna explode! This is perfect!
“Bananas, that’s stabilizer’s broken loose again! See if you can’t lock it down!”
“Oook ook!”
AND WE HAVE A WINNER! Truley the best I have seen so far, the only thing I don’t like is the bionicle on the front. But who cares, its up to the judges’.
(hopefully Simon Cowell won’t be one of them)
Actually, I think the Bionicle on the front gives the fighter a beautiful Art Deco feel that differentiates this from so many other steampunk creations. As always, Mark uses ice cream in a hilariously awesome way (well, it’s funny when you know what the piece actually is), but my favorite detail is the monkey astromech.
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I believe you mean astrosapien!
A good thing monkeys can grab with their feet! I don’t think he’d want to let go of his handlebars…
Great MOC!
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First and Second place are gone. It’s a race for third my friends!
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