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Something I’ve been tinkering with for a few days. Aside from the joints, it’s
made entirely from pieces found in (two copies of) 6817 Light Armor Firebase
from Mega Bloks’ Call of Duty line.
Thanks for looking. Enjoy!
Dave!
See more at The Bloks Forum
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It’s the Sirocco. And not the forgettable Volkswagen, either.
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Dave Schuler wrote:
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Something I’ve been tinkering with for a few days. Aside from the joints,
it’s made entirely from pieces found in (two copies of) 6817 Light Armor
Firebase from Mega Bloks’ Call of Duty line.
Thanks for looking. Enjoy!
Dave!
See more at The Bloks Forum
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I’m not a Mecha guy, but this seems to be as nicely mechanized as any LEGO built
version. It’s also interesting to see the difference in elements produced by
MEGA BLOKS. Well played, Dave!
As for the name; my dad bought a first year Scirocco (1975) and I thought it was
the kewlest! Giugiaro
designed, it was the car in which I took my drivers test.
So I take umbrage with your maligning of this classic beauty, Dave!
JOHN
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Dave Schuler wrote:
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It’s the Sirocco. And not the forgettable Volkswagen, either.
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Hey, at our age, it happens....
Lovely build!
Love to see you still building!
Dave K
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Dave Schuler wrote:
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It’s the Sirocco. And not the forgettable Volkswagen, either.
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Hey, at our age, it happens....
Lovely build!
Love to see you still building!
Dave K
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