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Published: 2014-05-02 20:52:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 505; Favourites: 11; Downloads: 2
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This is the 6989-1 Mega Core Magnetizer of the Lego's successful Space series. It was the largest set in the M-Tron sub-theme, and incorporated several revolutionary magnet pieces, that made the M-Tron theme famous.
For me, this was a b**** to build. The color saturation, coupled with the fact that I had to create over 20 separate sub-models for this particular project, was enough to drive me crazy. I must admit that I kind of gave up towards the end, as I did not build the other three vehicles and the tool crate, that this set included, as I had planned. In all, this project took me about 16 hours to build, from start to finish.
For more images of the 6989-1 Mega Core Magnetizer, as well as the MLCAD file containing the block set, follow this link: www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/galβ¦
Constructed in MLCAD / Rendered in LDView.
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Great design-particularily the array part in the rear!!!!
Brilliant stuff!!!!
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Mega Core Magnetizer was the top of my "Wanted but never got" list as a kid. Nevertheless, I can see where it would take longer to build with digital blocks than it would with real bricks.
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Awesome! That's the one of which I was thinking. Still have all the bits in my parents attic, too.
Next request, a simple one - the Space Police (1) 6886 Galactic Peace Keeper. The only set I got that actually survived more than a few weeks before being broken down & used to make other stuff (in fact, I think it's still intact to this day in the aforementioned attic). Please make it, it would bring back so many nice memories...
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I wish I could saw the same thing about all my old sets. I lost -all- due to a number of moves my parents dragged me through growing up.
And I'll consider your request. I just now put out a call to my watchers, asking them what sets they would like to see rendered in 3D. I'll see to it that your suggestion makes it on the list.
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I'm glad you enjoy it.
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And Now I Want one of those. :/
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If you plan on hunting down the set, and have a bit of money to put towards it, then I would point you towards www.bricklink.com. There are several sets for sale, ranging between $90 USD and $135 USD.
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Oh, THat's just nice....
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