1.02.2010

Geoff knows the music.


Geoff Herndon, AKA Tekka Croe, has built a very nice ODST drop pod. The main reason this is the best one I've ever seen is that it's not a box: Geoff has actually given it some complex shaping. The second feature that stands out from many other Lego drop pods is that the doors hinge rather than just coming off.

As the next part of the quotation I used in the title goes, "time to dance." This is clearly applicable, because below is a video, and videos move, and people who are dancing move. Get it?

Posted by Anonymous at 2.1.10

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4 comments:

Anonymous said...

i want to now how to make it becuase its cool

8/31/2010
Anonymous said...

yo dude show how to make that

9/01/2010
Anonymous said...

show how to make!!!!!

9/01/2010
Anonymous said...

I like to now how to make one?

9/01/2010

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