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Starnight - Original Spacecraft

Hello and WELCOME to a new post from Legomatic! Last time we looked at a cutom Slave 1 moc, and today we're showcasing another Moc, The Starnight. If you are coming from Lego Ideas, welcome! If you are coming from Reddit, also welcome! Let's jump right in.

A bit of backstory, I had to take apart my favorite Lego set of all time, set 70595 NINJAGO Ultra Stealth Raider for a school project. Once that happened, I couldn't let it's legacy go to shame. To let it live on, I built the Starnight, a space fighter built in the same style, that's sort of a shadow of the original set.


The Starnight's dimensions are about 7.25"x 5.5" x 2.5" (in studs, about 23 x 17.5 x 8), so it's pretty small.



Inside you can find a spacious cockpit, with enough room to comfortably seat 2 minifigures, 3 if you don't care about comfort.



On either side is a 6 stud shooter, something which the original set also had. I might update some of the details later, to get it to flow better. On to top of each gun section is a strip of caution tape, warning that this is no mere piece of machinery.



Around the back is the engine, and I'm a huge fan of engines that just flow flawlessly into the body, and that's what I tried to accomplish here using two Windscreen 7 x 4 x 2 Round with Handle pieces.


Finally, the pilot, which consists of a Cloud City policeman torso and legs, a rebel pilot head, and a Lloyd hairpiece with a silver plaster as well as a white helmet.

And that's about it. Please consider supporting this project on Lego Ideas, and have a great day!

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