This project almost got camcelled!!!
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LEGO Alternate Builds: Creator, Transformers, Bumblebee , building instructions
This page contains grouped links to my creations and Transformers made using official LEGO sets
Showing posts with label sports car. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sports car. Show all posts
Thursday, June 26, 2025
LEGO 31133 alternate build #007: Transformer Jazz (cybertronian car)
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31133,
alternate design,
beetle,
cybertron,
g1 transformers,
instruction,
jazz,
lego,
sports car,
transformers
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
LEGO "former" Targetmaster Pointblank
Just like Misfire being my favorite jet-mode G1 Transformer, then Pointblank would be my favorite sporty land mode equivalent. There's something really unique I can't put my finger on , about his alternate mode (cartoon version) that makes him stand out from the rest of the speedsters in G1 Transformers Cartoon Series .
Labels:
autobot,
cybertron,
lego,
non_set,
sports car,
targetmaster,
transformer,
transformers
Thursday, January 18, 2018
LEGO "former" Targetmaster Sureshot
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autobot,
cybertron,
lego,
non_set,
sports car,
targetmaster,
transformer,
transformers
Friday, August 17, 2012
LEGO Neo Sunstreaker with transformation sequence
Introduction
Neo Sunstreaker is a "modernized" version of the original Transformers G1 Sunstreaker toy. This was yet another "impulse" moment when I took my LEGO Technobot Lightspeed for a photoshoot to compile the building instructions (it's here in my blog entry). I noticed that even though Lightspeed was a pretty old MOC of mine , the building techniques involved are pretty versatile. That explains why I'm still keeping him around displayed on my shelf till now.
So one fine afternoon... I kicked off Project Neo Sunstreaker based on Lightspeed and its done in less than 10 days! Initially I planned to do a slight retool from Lightspeed, but one thing lead to another.. I ended up re-model the whole MOC almost from scratch.
Murphy's Law strikes again!
In my overzealous attempt of enhancing him with detailed parts , I applied the grilled 1x2 slope on his thighs. Knee articulation seemed fine the first few times I bent them for posing in 'bot mode , so I though the build was OK . Finally the grilled slopes loosen and popped out after a while. By then I've already snapped most of the photos .It's not really an obvious "fault", but still, Dang !
No matter how careful you finalize your MOC/build for photo session... when things go wrong, THEY WILL.
Trivia
- This is the 2nd Transformers MOC I build with an improved neck articulation (the first one being Rodimus Primal ). Now he can tilt his head up and down besides the usual left-right.
- The original toy came with interchangeable hand / missile launcher thingy on his wrist . I say... why not BOTH ?
- Decided only to put the red-part on his shoulder as a homage to the original toy since it's not too "intrusive" in car mode (apparently they're tucked in the back of the car and doesn't spoil the paintjob).
- It's my most solid MOC to date. Transformation doesn't cause parts to fall off easily.
- Do forgive the lack of details for the torso/waist, coz it's too compact in vehicle mode until can't even fit in a single tile to enhance it.
Vehicle mode
Labels:
autobot,
g1,
lego,
modern,
sports car,
transformation,
transformers
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