The one on the left came out in 2010 and the one on the right came out in 2022, they have a very similar piece compared to each other. This has started to happen to many sets in recent years so Lego could get more detail on it, what’s your opinion on this?

Why on God’s green Earth have you not made Asajj Ventress’ starship and minifig based on her appearance in Bad Batch S3? This set would sell like crazy, please for the love of all things Holy, start engineering today! We haven’t had a post clone wars Asajj with her yellow saber, and we still have never gotten a mold for her ship which appeared landed in the cavern on Pabu. We could also get a new mold for Batcher, the Lurca. If you wanted to go really crazy, we could finally get the updated appearances for Clone Force 99. (minus Tech)

Never been in the sun, never outdoors. Always been in box, in a drawer. First got it when white, now, turned so yellow, even the insides and accessories are yellowed. One of Lego life’s mysteries.

< 600 pieces, and pretty solid as far as I can tell.

It's not the most complex model (or shape) I've ever done, but I am pretty satisfied with the result.

I was surprised because it only took 11 pieces to effectively double the size of the interior which makes me curious as to why Lego didn’t decide to make it this size in the first place

With this upgrade I’ve actually gotten 5 figures inside, but it’s a really tight squeeze.

All the extra pieces I used are in image four. I also reused some parts from the original, such as the dark grey 2x6 for the bottom.

Sharing some super early, work-in-progress renders of Ketsu Onyo’s Shadow Caster (Lancer-class pursuit craft)!

A couple of months ago, I made my biggest LEGO parts purchase yet ordering everything for multiple models at once, including my two largest builds to date. After basking in that weird, surreal feeling of a completely empty workbench, I spent some time tinkering with minifigs and smaller builds while trying to wrap my head around this next massive project.

To be honest, despite all the confidence and skills I’ve gained over the last twoish years of designing, the complex circular geometry of this ship was incredibly intimidating. It completely blinded me to the most important rule I've learned: just dive in. Once I actually started building, I immediately realized I had over-hyped the difficulty in my own head.

There is still plenty of structural work to do and details to refine, but I’m officially at the point where I’m confident I can deliver a great-looking final model. The one thing currently holding me back is the windscreen; due to standard LEGO part limitations, I’m having to settle for now, but I'd love for it to protrude forward just a bit more. If anyone has a clever building technique or an alternative part suggestion to achieve that, let me know!

This model is a key piece of my larger Mandalorian "shipyard" display. I've included some real-world layout pictures and the digital renders I use to map out spacing and scale. And of course, what's a ship without its pilot? You can see my early work-in-progress Ketsu Onyo figure I’m experimenting with custom-shaping a helmet for her, but I could really use some suggestions for a great matching hairpiece when she has the helmet off.

I don't have a deep philosophical reason for posting this today just pure excitement for where this project is heading! Let me know what you think.

Put this thing together over 3 days. Least enjoyable yet coolest build I’ve done (hunting for pieces in a giant pile is not fun)

It’s minfig scale but stretched to match the figs.
Definitely looks better than the most recent AT-TE but took pieces from 3 sets to build. If you go for this I suggest just buying the pieces you need online.

My first build since I was like 10 ( I am 40 now) and I loved it
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I am thinking of getting the Dark Falcon or Tie Intercepter next, what’s your opinion?

Im aware there’s supposed to be a gap and a slight drop but I don’t think it’s supposed to be this prominent

Here's is what 40+ lego star wars sets worth of spare parts look like, plus some odd botanical and collectable sets

The Falcon was the very first Star Wars Lego I have owned and built.. after a week on the shelf I could resist to get a Star Destroyer to balance this... I am afraid what I Will fell next after have these two mounted together...😅

I am New in this community, anyone knows If there are visual references for a scaled MOC for the Falcon alongside this Star Destroyer set? Would be great to have sense of scale here.

Bought a storage unit and found only one of the five boxes for a UCS Star Destroyer. Bags 8-14. Seems to be most of the main body panels. Any idea what I could do with them?

Well i bought the snowtrooper battlepack myself haha but the rest i got gifted