Lego space police

I'll make some building instructions for it when I get a chance...

Radio: “Code E - All units deploy to sector 7G” Lt. Simpson thought to himself: this isn’t good. He flipped on his sirens and set course ... 1/2 — Late minute collab with @brickleas for @roguebricks space police tag-team. Both our partners couldn’t finish their part so yesterday we decided to team up... unfortunately we both originally built the ‘bad guys’

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Released in 1989 the Spy-Track I (6985), this Space Police vehicle with a futuristic off-road style deserved a re-edition.So here's my vision of what ...

LEGO builder Tim Goddard returns with a Space Police speeder bike proving just how useful those smallest LEGO pieces can be

My submission for the lego idea's contest: Out of this world space builds!

This is the second rover in the series and first to have RC controls and thanks to the SBrick, it is controllable from phone. Piececount: 1590 pcs Electronics: 2 PF L motor / 1 PF Servo / 1 SBrick / 1 Power Functions AAA Battery Box / 2 sets of LEGO LED lights Rotatable 1 pilot cockpit Space Police side: 1 Police lights lit by LEDs 2 set of holding cells 2 smaller onboard storage compartments 1 small drone launched from the back 1 openable ion gun which can be rotated 360 degrees Blacktron…

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Since I've picked up the big ships from LEGO's Space Police series 1, 2, and 3, I figured it'd be a bit of a crime to not put all three in the studio for a little comparison! It's sets 6986, 6984, and 5974 -- FIGHT! Video: LEGO Space Police motherships compared! 1989 v. 1992 v. 2009!

Looking at the Space Police sets, I realized I have all the parts I need for that spiked car, at least for what I would turn it into. After that, I just had to have a go at the police ship. They now each sit two. I like how it reminds me of that particular V8...