• this is the best shot to see the EL Wire that runs throughout the ship, illuminating the inside and the windows

    I will take night shots later in the week
  • duplo doors?! nice integration - legorevolution
  • This bridge is really neat and unique. I especially like the placement. - NIRDIAN
  • I keep meaning to ask, What are these ladder/track like parts Pierre? - dasnewten
  • www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2428

    I love those guys! They are 20 studs long aswell. There was one on the M-Tron Mega Core Magnetizer
  • Can't wait!!! - Dunechaser
  • What piece is this big red slope? - porschecm2
  • What is the slope on the tops of these turrets? - porschecm2
  • They are scala phones www.peeron.com/inv/parts/x14
  • Just like when i posted the Sobani battleship www.flickr.com/photos/47881312@N04/6106422071/in/set-7215... I cannot seem to find the reference for this piece . I think it is a fabuland part. It attaches to big brown window frames which i cant find either. Iwill see if there is a reference number on them.
  • Thanks for the hint. With a little Bricklink-fu, I got it: www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=678 - porschecm2
  • nice find!

    As you can see this brick doesnt have any regular connection . IT just rests on the studs with some friction... not too fragile but not the best!
  • Modulex part ! Nice - Athanor-Paris

'TESSERACT' SUPER CAPITAL

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The biggest ship ever built by the Sobani: the 'Tesseract' is a giant space shipyard capable of building or repairing even battleships sized vessels. It features a giant deployable 'drydock' that adapts to the type of ship that needs repairs / or that is planned for building on site.

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This is by far the biggest thing i ever built (105cm) , and also the most complex. It's not super clear in the pictures but this build integrates 3m of Electroluminescent Wire which lights up most of the ship's sides (mostly the factory and the hangar). The battery box is held within a compartment and can be accessed and removed easily. I'll write a little more about it later but EL Wire is a great thing to work with : it fits perfectly in a lego clip or minifig hand and doesnt heat up at all.

This project was built just like the most recent 2 for an exhibition at the biggest Toys R Us in Europe, in Paris (La défense) on the 3rd and 4th of november. Other builders are attending with fantastic creations : iomedes xtofcorthay and legodrome

Pics are somewhat mediocre at full resolution ... curse the wobbly tripod!

Picture has been replaced to remove the shadow the ship was casting on .... nothing!

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  1. : VolumeX : 6 months ago | reply


    You kidding right? Its one thing asking for it but asking 43 times.... (roll eyes).

  2. JonHall18 6 months ago | reply

    You forgot to say please.

  3. SHR0UD 6 months ago | reply

    Would be a big ask but would you consider making instructions like Jon does?

  4. Malcolm Craig 6 months ago | reply

    "Big ask"? I think I have just found my understatement of the day!

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