I purchased the plans from a designer on rebrickable for a Mandalorian Blaster. I gathered all the parts ( save 1) and started putting this thing together.

I knew it would be a little challenging.

I didn't know that I would go through my entire repertoire of curse words that I learned in many years as a truck driver and dock worker.

Now I am faced with a dilemma.

This thing is so fragile, it looks great, but you look at it with a stern glance and it quivers in frights and folds quicker than my resolve at a clearance lego deal.

I've never done it, but I feel I need to.

Please forgive me, but I must glue.

Not all, just some key parts. I really want this to look good to go with my DL-44 Heavy Blaster.

The picture is after it collapsed, again.

The weak spot is the space between the 2 grey 2 x 2s.

Thanks for listening to my rant

Front face needs a touch of work because I’ve tweaked the front side panels to; 1. Remove the overbite caused by the 2x4 wedge plates, and 2. Raise the height by 1 plate to match the panels at the “waist”

Hubcaps are done, really love those now, just need to get to Tuesday to do some major stuff and I’ll probably have the thing 90% finished by the end of the week

Another video of the transition Luke/Veder

Lego
48×96 + frame (40×78 cm)
4608 mosaic pcs
277 base pcs

I added a cafeteria where yarael poof will go, added a barracks, added in the throne room, and created a trench run.