2.23.2007

miik r teh rok.

Mike Yoder is at it again, this time with a... Wait, that's about the most overused first sentence in Lego blogging.

I'll just start by saying, Mike Yoder's latest MOC, (not micro, I think he's tired of p0wning us all at that,) is awesome. While he admits the wheels are too big and the gun on top ought to be a turret, the rest far outweighs that. I wish I had that many 1x2x2 smoke panels, if any at all. I love the doors, at first glance they almost look as if they're just panels to make the side look nicer. The gun, while seeming a bit out of place, is quite well built. And overall it's just really cool.

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