This is a speeder stored in a dedicated garage on board my Corellian Freighter (posted on this site and still being worked on!(Image)
Our Pimp Rey’s Speeder contest now has over 100 entries! Thank you to everyone who has entered so far, we’re getting a real kick out of seeing all your crazy designs. Movies and TV still seem to be popular themes for speeder pimping. But as you can see below, we’ve also seen a lot of […]
Few months ago I've made this speeder for New Hashima and forgot to post it. Because I won't be able to attend Brickworld, @simonmocs was kind enough to build few of those to populate New Hashima - huge thanks for making me feel part of this amazing project!
Pit droid catching a ride
This was created for the Speeder Bike Contest 2010 in the Flickr LEGO Speeder Bikes group.
A small vehicle inspired by the kit bashed airspeeders made by mosterpartywars. I imagine this little craft having been cobbled together from wreckage scavenged on Jakku by a marooned Rebel pilot. Said pilot now offers her services to protect small settlements from marauders and competing scavengers. I enjoy rickety, spindly vehicles with an element of scaffolding to them (especially in LEGO). I took some creative liberties with the design minsterpartywars shared on his Instagram account but I tried to match the worn-in, weathered look of his series of vehicles dubbed ‘Junk Squadron’.
refueling the speeder, in between dogfight with the blacktron empire
This is my entry into RichboyJhae's rbjspeedercontest I took some inspiration from Luke's x-38 landspeeder (the big rounded bonnet) and Solo's M-68 landspeeder (mechanical greebles flanking the driver and passenger seats), in an attempt to make something that wouldn't look out of place in the Star Wars universe. I envision this as a classic model of airspeeder, popular with the boy-racer types, that has been heavily modified to keep it relevant among the newer models that cruise the streets (or skies) of Coruscant. I usually build canon vehicles from the Star Wars universe, so this was a fun exercise in creativity. Let me know what you think of this original design!
A breakdown of these. Enjoy! :)
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After farming for spinmetal, I started working on a Shrike.
Speeder bikes the crew used while on Cyrana
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The Sudum-Class Speeder bike is mostly fitted to hot and dry environments, such as Tatooine. The semi-closed cockpit protects the pilot from dust, sand and everything else you can find in a steppe perfectly. The knife shaped design allows the speeder to glide through sandstorms. For Imperial Conquest mission 7 (part 1/2)
This is part of a bigger project that I’ve been working on, so consider this a teaser! Any guesses as to what it could be? ;) There’s no shortage of amazing speeder bike MOCs out there- but I wasn’t content with copying a design and incorporating it into my next project. My goal with this speeder was to make it as compact as possible while still remaining loyal to the source material. I’m also not a fan of the disassembled hips and legs technique that a number of builders use in their speeder bike designs. This build ended up a lot simpler than I had intended- I originally wanted to use the rebel fleet trooper helmet as the front fairing but I couldn’t quite incorporate it into the design as I wanted and added a lot of unwanted bulk to the design. Plus it doesn’t come in brown.
The Mandalorian : Zephyr-J : Speeder bike manufactured by Mobquet Swoops and Speeders.
