Jedi ambassadorial shuttle

Here is the Jedi ambassadorial shuttle. I've never seen one built in Lego, so I thought I would take a shot at it. It fits two pilots/Jedi, and the main body has no interior. So here it is!

Main pic.


The side.


The back/engines.


The front.


The cockpit.


The cockpit fits two Jedi.


Link to article

I guess it looks like the real thing, good job, especially with the front.

Awesome! The only thing that could make it better, is an interior.

Appears very realistic to the real thing! Good work!

It looks close to the real thing, good job there, but the edges on the wings don't make it look really smooth; like too cut off.

It does look just like the real thing! I thought the wings looked a bit too studdy, and that the whole thing just looked odd, but when I checked the article it looks just as odd as your MOC, which is a good thing! My only other comment would be to recommend that you perhaps remove the white bit in between the two pods, and make it just the pod. The only downside thereof would be that perhaps you couldn't fit two people...

Pretty cool, but I agree that tiles are needed for the wings and such, would make it much more sleeker and appealing. But still, pretty good job.

Gerrard wrote:Pretty cool, but I agree that tiles are needed for the wings and such, would make it much more sleeker and appealing. But still, pretty good job.

I wish I had more dark red tiles, but I didn't have enough. I also didn't have enough dark red bricks to do SNOT wings, so plates it was.

@-Thanks for the comments everyone!

I think he did pretty good. I like the wing desighn, but im not so thrilled with the cockpit.
Still better than anything i've made .

The wings are boring and thin. The rest of the design is very well done, but with the side wings the way they are they seem a little withered. Maybe beef them up and greeb at least a little.

Hmm, I like it, but it seems a little blocky. The studs might be doing it. What I enjoyed was the engine design in back and the greebles up front. Keep em coming Knight.

legorevolution wrote:Hmm, I like it, but it seems a little blocky. The studs might be doing it. What I enjoyed was the engine design in back and the greebles up front. Keep em coming Knight.

I agree about it being blocky, but I don't have enough dark red tile or bricks to make SNOT wings. I guess that means it's time to buy some more Lego.

@-Thanks for the comments everyone!

Thats an amazing shuttle!I love it!Although it does look a little cramped in there.
-Slickfoot