I believe in helping, not making a newbie sweat blood to create a model. I am in the process of drawing plans now and when I am finished I can give you a copy. And yes, there are "recipe" books out there, and people who would be happy to help you with the plans. Don't worry, you are doing it for yourself. If someone says you aren't doing it right, or this part doesn't look right. MOST of the people that see it won't know anything.you will do yourself proud just to have built one. You don't have to be as anal to have every original piece on your model as the originals did. You will have to tweak the lines and angles, but you know what.so did ILM, no model was like the next.at least in the old days. Now, make a cardboard mock up based on those measurements and angles.You will have a very crude idea of how it will look. Take your kit you did, increase the measurements to achieve three feet. Look, take the Chronicles book if you have one, use it for references in detailing. Do NOT forcefully join LEGO® together around cables instead ensure they are laying comfortably in between each stud.Hey Darkside, sorry for the rude response. Laying cables in between and underneath bricksĬables can fit in between and underneath LEGO® bricks, plates, and tiles providing they are laid correctly between the LEGO® studs.
The following page is the instructions for Part 1 of the Light My Bricks LEGO Star Wars UCS Imperial Star Destroyer (75252) LED light kit.Ĭlick here for Part 2 of the instructions
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