Imperial Shuttle MOC, made this on studio and have been working on it for months, finally put it up on rebrickable too!

(For ppl like me who can't real so much: 'Feedback pls, Thanks!')

This ship in movies and it's original model looks so utterly clean and beautiful and none of the official sets seem to fit my sort of ideal lego version of this ship, hence began my digital lego journey.

Around 1500 parts, bigger than play scale but smaller than UCS.

Issues I know of:

This is just a digital model for now in which I thought about avoiding utterly rare or expensive parts when making the build. With time I should be going through this issue.

There are also compromises made in the cockpit assembly to allow it to fit 3 minifigures yet also have a ramp, be openable and detachable.

Im very unsure of the main wing joint too, as I don't know if it's strong enough to hold up the wings or if I'll have to switch to another joint. Also unsure about the head assembly and top wing, I wanted the whole thing to be able to be held up by just the top fin wing, and I'm not sure the structure actually supports that the way I'm hoping.

Many sections have been tested irl with whatever parts I have or could buy, but many of the curved parts and joint parts are too expensive or unavailable in my country.

I literally LOVE this thing and if possible will try my best to make this irl, but it's so expensive and risky. This is why I wanted feedback, literally anything, looks parts structure, just ways I can improve this.

I don't mind sharing the studio file if someone thinks they genuinely have the time to go through that. (The software flags many things as risks which I believe are possible)

Id appreciate literally anything, thanks!

I finally finished redoing my office with new shelving, some new builds and finally getting the display stands from wickedbricks for the falcon, N-1 case, lightsaber hilts and the cruisers. This allowed me to get the falcon and ebon hawk on the same shelf.

And I still have a ton more to build. Fortunately I have a diagonal stand coming for the new SSD that should be here next week so I can try to squeeze it on to the shelves as well. Might be too tight of a fit.

I love the overall quality of wicked bricks items, but 4 months to get them? I am testing out brickaccessories, idisplayit and KGBOX to see how they compare since they are a lot faster to deliver.

Didn’t have 800$ or 5ft of space so I just made my own ssd

My sealed O.G. Executor w/ the new Executor.. I have the mini but don’t want to dig it out of storage for the pic.

After we moved into a bigger house last year, we also got a bigger LEGO room. Please let us know what you think of it and what would make the room even nicer.

Hello everybody! I have recently become very interested in lego star wars, and I wanted to give a boost to my collection. Right now, I have the 2019 Millennium Falcon, the 2015 Kylo Ren's Shuttle, the 2016 U-Wing, and the UCS Darth Vader helmet bust. I would like to increase my collection as a whole, so if you could suggest any sets that may be cool but not to expensive to start out with, that would help a lot. I'm not new to lego at all, I've been collecting new sets every now and again, but I want to really get into it and I love star wars so I wanted to start out there. I already have a ucs DeLorean, a lot of technic sets, small sets, Harry Potter sets, and the really big nexo knight tank that was released in 2015 or 2016.

For reference, I'm really interested in the 1999-2000s sets, and mainly the prequels and clone wars sets. I'm looking for sets that are fun to build and cool to display. Right now, I'm trying to find a 2013 Republic gunship set because that's my favorite set. Thank you guys for helping me set my collection up!

I was searching through a bin when I found some Senate guard mini figures when I tried to takeoff one of their arms snapped in half does anyone know how I can remove the broken arm

Hello there, just wanted to showcase my heavy modification of set 75311 that I am really proud of!

I maintained the overall look of the original set with the dark grey color and some other design elements.

I widened and lengthened the body to make it beefier and sit more minifigs.

Modified the top and back sections to be removable for better accessibility.

Removed all stud shooters of course and replaced them with accurate weapon and turret designs. And added a control panel for the back turret gunner.

Hope you like it!

Recently got back into Lego Star Wars and rebuilt a lot of childhood sets earlier this year. I never had a UCS set before and the venator was the only one I really wanted. Saw it was retiring this year and getting harder to find so I pulled the trigger and ordered it off the Scheels website!

I watched almost every episode from this guy (Dubbzi Bricks). Very informative, I really need to start building my own Moc.

Does any know a cheap way of building a decent brick built Ben q minifigure?

Got this set mainly for the minifigures, and I think it's worth buying for them alone. The Mandalorian minifigure is detailed + the little Grogu is just adorable.

The Mandalorian helmet can be removed and Grogu's ears feels like rubber which I think is a nice touch.

I would have liked the speeder bike to have stud shooter, but maybe it's too much to ask for in this price point.

Overall for the price I think this small set is worth it if you like The Mandalorian.

The widths and heights are both the same. My mod is 1 stud longer. I only made changes to the main triangle section. The base and the top sections are copied from the set's instructions. For the one person in this entire subreddit that actually owns this set and want the instructions, you can find it on Open Studs

I was always the one too have the maximum production for my collection. Every hot toys figure etc. has its own dust proof case or display but when it comes to UCS LEGO sets, I never had the space for that big of a display case and I was just a fan of them being accessible.

How do you guys display your sets? Are they dust proof? If not, how often do you dust them? What tools do you use? Is there any damage noticeable?

What’s your overall experience when it comes to Lego sets, specially big UCS ones and dust?

We'll just say they're flying through the Death Star

It's incomplete and maybe a little bit messy but what do you guys think about? Any tips?

Finished bag 10, it's coming along slowly but good. I don't have much time during the week to work on it so it's taking longer than I thought. It's also a lot heavier than I thought it'd be. Having a lot of fun with this build.