Pick of the Week
Micro-Mecha Series
by Accelerando
Still trying to figure out how those rocket tubes work. Excellent!
Honorable Mentions
Neutrino Jetby JWG258
I saw this ship on MOCpages well before it was on Cuusoo, in fact I posted it on this blog as something I wished was on Cuusoo. It has a lot of nice greeble, great technique, flair, and personality.
Advanced motorized forest machine
by JHCreate
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Week of Cuusoo
I decided to put the cutoff at 3 support this week.
Support Level: 192
This is a fine representation of the Purdue mascot and really shows school spirit. I considered doing a few builds of my own related to my Alma mater in the early days of Cuusoo. It is clear now though that Cuusoo is still very much interested in releasing products with a very large fan base. For this reason I don't really see this bearing any fruit even if it were to get the requisite votes.
It is my personal opinion that a project like this will only succeed to the product stage if it integrates multiple mascots.
This is a fine representation of the Purdue mascot and really shows school spirit. I considered doing a few builds of my own related to my Alma mater in the early days of Cuusoo. It is clear now though that Cuusoo is still very much interested in releasing products with a very large fan base. For this reason I don't really see this bearing any fruit even if it were to get the requisite votes.
It is my personal opinion that a project like this will only succeed to the product stage if it integrates multiple mascots.
Support Level: 74
This is a very well though out design, but I can't think Lego would go for it. I can't believe that there was not a push for this part as soon as Iron Man was on the table. The wrist element is a part that Lego is a bit finicky about. To prolong the lifespan of their minifigs they do not promote the removal of Lego hands...likely the primary reason it is a "verboten" build technique.
So, great design. I would love to have them...but I just can't see Lego producing these.
This is a very well though out design, but I can't think Lego would go for it. I can't believe that there was not a push for this part as soon as Iron Man was on the table. The wrist element is a part that Lego is a bit finicky about. To prolong the lifespan of their minifigs they do not promote the removal of Lego hands...likely the primary reason it is a "verboten" build technique.
So, great design. I would love to have them...but I just can't see Lego producing these.
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