Titan Rover MOC for Bricklink Designer Program - Looking for Feedback
LEGO community member and builder /u/Warvanov recently shared an exciting new fan creation titled the Titan Rover, which is currently in development for submission to the Bricklink Designer Program. The ambitious custom design features an impressive 11 minifigures, an intricate eight-wheel steering system, and a detachable mini-rover for planetary exploration.
The interior of the massive rover boasts six distinct functional rooms, including a bridge, a fully equipped lab, a habitat area, an engine room, an airlock, and a small vehicle bay. To ensure smooth deployment and operations, the build also incorporates three boarding ramps. The builder notes that the color palette is currently limited, which explains the heavy reliance on the most recent space-themed minifigures and matching color scheme.
While the project is still receiving finishing touches and only rough photographs are available at the moment, high-quality digital renders will follow shortly. The creator is actively seeking constructive feedback, criticism, and specific suggestions from the community to improve the model's appeal and increase its chances of gaining community votes during the Bricklink Designer Program.
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Introducing the Titan Rover. 11 minifigs, 8 wheel steering, 6 rooms, 3 boarding ramps, and one mini-rover. Includes a bridge, lab, habitat, engine room, airlock and small vehicle bay. Apologies for the rough pictures. I’m still putting the finishing touches on it and I’ll have renders soon. I designed this to submit to the Bricklink Designer program so any feedback or criticism that you have would be welcome. (Note, the palette is limited, hence the reliance on the most recent space minifigs...
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