MOC-131106-1: T-65 X Wing
MOC-131106-1: T-65 X Wing
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Does MOCBoxing use LEGO® bricks?
Does MOCBoxing use LEGO® bricks?
All MOCBoxing orders use only genuine LEGO® bricks unless the product description says otherwise. The only times we do not use them are when MOC designers specifically request parts that The LEGO® Group does not make, like electronic parts or train axles.
New vs. Used Parts
New vs. Used Parts
For the new parts, all parts are new unless they are not available anywhere on the market. This very rarely happens and is usually only for discontinued parts in Old Grey or other retired colors. New parts are straight out of a box or LEGO Pick-a-Brick, and have never been built with before.
Used parts have been built with before and may vary in wear and age.
Are electronics included?
Are electronics included?
Non-LEGO electronics are not included. Most MOCs that require electronics specify if they require BuWizz, TrixBrix, Lightailing or other parts, which can be bought on those respective websites.
What comes in an order?
What comes in an order?
- Orders will come with all of the bagged parts for the MOCs you order.
- Extra parts are included for parts that are small and may go missing.
- Parts for MOCs under 15$ are grouped together.
- Minifigures are not included unless otherwise stated
- Digital instructions will be emailed to you unless the MOC description says otherwise.
- Orders do not include printed boxes or printed instruction manuals, but you may email us to get a custom quote for these upgrades.
How long does shipping take?
How long does shipping take?
Shipping usually takes less than 10 business days in the US and less than 20 business days internationally. Occasionally there are delays while we wait for suppliers to send us parts.
Do you accept returns?
Do you accept returns?
We order parts from multiple suppliers to make your order specifically for you. Since each order is custom made, we cannot accept returns.
The model takes some superficial inspiration from Jerac's/BrickVault's version for the nose and front half of the hull, but very simplified and with a completely redesigned structure to make it sturdier and easier to assemble, while not relying on illegal techniques and very rare parts. The wings and rear half of the hull are mostly inspired on 75301, but improving some key points:
1. I redesigned the s-foils mechanism, using the basic principle from 75301. It works in the same way, by pressing a part to open the wings, but it's greatly reduced in size and hidden under "greebling";
2. The redesign of the mechanism also reduces the gap between the wings while closed to about half a plate (and they don't wobble as much as 75301's);
3. The redesign also gets rid of the Technic axles that went under the astromech slot and forced R2-D2 to stick way out of its place. Now the little droid can sit down properly.
Other features of the MOC include more detailed controls and seat for the pilot, as well as retractable landing gear! The model is very swooshable and sturdy (although the tips of the lasers can pop off easily).
The MOC uses 625 parts, and 261 of them are found in set 75301, so if you can get the set at a discount, it may be worth it to get some of the more specialized parts, as well as the sticker sheet. Here's a list of the extra parts you'll need if you own set 75301.
Click here for more pictures of the model or here for a look at the working mechanism.
Your support by purchasing these instructions is highly appreciated, as it's very important to allow me to keep building and designing new MOCs!
Type: MOC/MOD
Designer: Quarries Workshop Instagram Rebrickable
Theme: Star Wars
Pieces: 619
Year: 2022
If you would like to purchase instructions separately, you can do so here.
Have questions about this MOC? Email us at mocboxing@gmail.com. *MOC descriptions match the descriptions on Rebrickable, but they may contain inaccuracies. All MOCs are used with permission from each designer.
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