Remotely Controlled Airplanes
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Poland
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2016, apr 25 14:23 |
Alternative construction
Is it not indeed an interesting proposal to create remote-controlled aircrafts from the race track? One of the proposals to create a unique design available on the back of the packaging of 6395 set from 1988. The use of multiple small bricks gives a lot of possibilities.
The structure is made up originally of three aircrafts and two-storey broadcasting tower. Two plates were used with places marked for each aircraft. It is possible to create a fourth plane with the number 1 using the remaining bricks. I do not know why it was not included on the packaging presentation. In the end, four places have been marked. Perhaps the designers left it on purpose for everyone to create it yourself, as it seems obvious that fouth one is missing and you still have remaining bricks to create it.
The Tower
Broadcasting tower is two-storey high and at the top has four transmitting antennas and large satellite. Aircrafts definitely won't get out of range. The room is full of devices. Computers, display screens and yellow phone as well. 13 figures are available in this set and in this alternative, virtually all have been mixed. Entirely different set of characters is available. You can pick up four characters in caps, who remotely controls the airplanes through shortwaves. However, only three devices are available, so not everyone will be able to control at the same time. In addition, next to the tower is the place for the audience between the barriers, where you can put all figures that left to create quite a number of viewers of aircrafts demonstration.
In summary, this is a unique design. No similar idea was released as normal set. However, as an alternative, this is most interesting proposal and another example of how you can use bricks included in the Lego set of 80s in completely different purpose.
Photo of the packaging
The structure is made up originally of three aircrafts and two-storey broadcasting tower. Two plates were used with places marked for each aircraft. It is possible to create a fourth plane with the number 1 using the remaining bricks. I do not know why it was not included on the packaging presentation. In the end, four places have been marked. Perhaps the designers left it on purpose for everyone to create it yourself, as it seems obvious that fouth one is missing and you still have remaining bricks to create it.
Airplanes
The Tower
The tower
The tower inside
In summary, this is a unique design. No similar idea was released as normal set. However, as an alternative, this is most interesting proposal and another example of how you can use bricks included in the Lego set of 80s in completely different purpose.
Primary set and other alternatives:
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6395-1 |
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6395-3 |
Sceneries with this set included:
Lego 6395-2 Remotely Controlled Airplanes gallery
Photo of the packaging
Main view
Airplane flying
All airplanes
All airplanes
All airplanes
The tower
The tower inside
The tower inside
Side view
The audience
Airplaines
Airplaines
Upper view
View from far
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