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VERY nice shuttle! I'm assuming the side pods are for "passengers" and not as a floatation device in the unlikely event of a water landing?
@servo:
Yeah, the pods are prisoner transports. We may even see them in action at some point...
I'm debating whether to christen her the "Baggins" or the "Wee Willy"
I really love the mix of Slave-1 and hobbit architecture with the shuttle. How long did the set take to construct, if I may ask?
The shuttle reminds me of a LEGO submarine I had as a kid, found it on Bricklink, set 6441 Deep Reef Refuge, http://www.bricklink.com/SL/6441-1.jpg
@Fedorda:
The set took a couple of hours - it's not particularly complex, it just eats a lot of grey beams and panels.
@Escaper:
Yeah, I had that design in mind when building. It's hard not to, when you use those round window panels. It's a *bit* more complex in construction than the sub, though. ;)
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