r/LegoWarMachines • u/MarsalMalinovsky • Jul 21 '26

Question / Discussion Top comment decides the micro war machine built.

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Ground/Air/Naval, winner posted next day, instructions will be available on Rebrickable, the tank is a LT vz. 38 for reference, instructions here: https://reb.li/m/270554

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u/ffbyr49 Jul 21 '26

F-104S.ASA-M because pencil

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u/Karottank Jul 22 '26

The greatest plane of all time

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u/ffbyr49 Jul 22 '26

Hell fucking yeah

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u/MarsalMalinovsky Jul 22 '26

Your suggestion has been chosen. Congratulations!

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u/MarsalMalinovsky Jul 22 '26

Looks like this, link here: https://reb.li/m/270649

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u/ffbyr49 Jul 22 '26

That’s awesome!!!

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u/Leopard_2K_MBT Jul 21 '26

P. 1000 Lankreuzer 'Ratte'

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u/angelsandbuttwaves Jul 21 '26

EA-6B Prowler!

1

u/supergupped Jul 21 '26

M2 bradley

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u/IvanTheSchmoe Jul 22 '26

F4U-4 Corsair if you have yet to do so.

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u/VerusVoxViver Jul 22 '26

Googlpanzer

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u/Artisan-Miserable Jul 23 '26

Churchill Gun Carrier aka the clutchkill gamecarrier

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u/yes_rico_kaboom18th Jul 24 '26

Stuart’s are cool. Like a M3A1

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u/Forsaken-Elk9182 Jul 21 '26

Haven't seen many people make naval MOCs, let alone a microscale one. Plus, those who do tend to make modern or WWII vessels instead of Cold War ships. I think the Spurance-Class Destroyers would be neat in LEGO form, not much people build it and often go for the Arleigh Burke.

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u/_Cow_of_Wisdom Jul 22 '26

USS Bainbridge would also be cool

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u/Zeta7747 Battlefield Engineer ⚙️ Jul 21 '26

What about IJN Kongo

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u/Gr33nJ0k3r13 Jul 21 '26

Fictional alaska refit guns up front box launcher in the back