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Hey, Amado! That’s very cool! I’m getting to be more and more impressed with
your stuff.
This is really cool. Plus, it’s yellow! SWEET!! :)
The now classic front window design works very well here, for an underwater
craft, and the prints actually don’t detract from the look of it. I also really
like the use of the bay windows on top. It fits the design well, and just adds
to the cool-ability of the MOC.
Those big wheels used on the back also add the look, and are unique, too.
Where’s the interior, thought? That’s the only thing missing! We need more
inside shots. Great work, Amado!
In lugnet.aquazone, Amado C. Pinlac wrote:
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Check out our latest MOC from our
homepage.
Have you ever started building with a design that somewhat turned out
different than what you have planned for? No secret here that Star Wars is
our main staple and this MOC started out as a possible craft for the Clone
Wars in the water world of Mon Calamari.
But parts availability in our stock weren’t enough for the appropriate colors
required which didn’t stop us from building. Just took the required part in
another color and continued on with the mindset of replacing it soon. Sooner
became later and when it was done, it just doesn’t seem to be the right
design for what was the started goal.
So here’s a loss for Star Wars and a gain for Aquazone, Space.
You be the judge...
Regards,
ACPin & Sons
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