Lego Death Star the Micro collection way part 2

[BaronSat]

Hello,

This model build with lego bricks, is the second part of the Death Star world from Kenner micro collection : the Trash Compactor.

For the ones who missed the first part, it's here :
Lego Death Star Escape the Micro collection way - Mego Talk

And the link to original toy's pics:
Rebelscum.com: Photo Archive

And now the photos.







Just need to publish some mics with the two parts together and that'll be ok.

As usually, questions, comments and etc... are welcome... particularly the etc...

[EMCE Hammer]

I somehow missed your first thread - this is fantastic.

[ZICA]

First off, that looks amazing! My son is a huge LEGO fanatic so I'm sure he'll love this. Second, have you ever used the LEGO Digital Designer software? I know that you can actually purchase some of the designs once you create them along with a custom box. If you were able to do this, you could probably sell the sets with a generic name, like Space Station, and make a small fortune.

[BaronSat]

I somehow missed your first thread - this is fantastic.

Thanks. Yes, the forum has so many news that it seems a good idea to put a link and you confirm that it is.

First off, that looks amazing! My son is a huge LEGO fanatic so I'm sure he'll love this. Second, have you ever used the LEGO Digital Designer software? I know that you can actually purchase some of the designs once you create them along with a custom box. If you were able to do this, you could probably sell the sets with a generic name, like Space Station, and make a small fortune.

Thanks. That's an interesting and new idea, I will seriously study it, but what I know from specialised forums; like Eurobricks; is that the cost of model using LDD is much more expensive due to the part's price and a flat cost for each model. Now on larger models that may be different?
Anyway I'm very pleased you mention that.

[ZICA]

Thanks. That's an interesting and new idea, I will seriously study it, but what I know from specialised forums; like Eurobricks; is that the cost of model using LDD is much more expensive due to the part's price and a flat cost for each model. Now on larger models that may be different?
Anyway I'm very pleased you mention that

If it's possible to get a set that size ordered through LDD I would definitely give it a shot if I were you. Your set designs are phenomenal and from what I can tell the LEGO Star Wars fans don't mind paying top dollar for cool stuff.

[BaronSat]

If it's possible to get a set that size ordered through LDD I would definitely give it a shot if I were you. Your set designs are phenomenal and from what I can tell the LEGO Star Wars fans don't mind paying top dollar for cool stuff.

Absolutely, that's why I wrote I will study that possibility seriously.

SW fans pay a lot for official toys but customs; and particularly Lego ones; are less considerated. Anyway such model would be expensive but using the LDD way maybe make it more expensive or less profitable. That's why I gather parts for my sets by myself.

... and note that any serious collector can contact me for a pricing.