Paul Yperman's Droid Control Ship has been two years in the making, and required a whopping 30,000 LEGO bricks to build. Says Brothers Brick, "Paul's build differs in the surface textures of the model. He uses tiles and greebling elements in shades of gray to add realistic-looking details, which really enhances the appearance of this amazing creation."
Visit Paul's site for more details. Images of his incredible build below.
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5 Comments
I wonder if the inside is anywhere near the level of ridiculousness of the outside.
words are worthless ... simply amazing! good job Paul
cool
................................................... just pure awesome.
nice job.
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