Slow and steady wins in the end

I don’t completely know what to make of this Tortoise class racing speeder by Jason Corlett, but I do know that I like the unconventionality, construction of the engine, and the attachment of the cockpit seemingly as an afterthought.

LEGO tortoise speeder jason corlett

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2 comments on “Slow and steady wins in the end”

  1. Dave Sterling

    This is one of those cases where the engineers clearly said “Let’s build the biggest f****n’ engine we can” and then when they were done realized they needed a way to pilot it. I agree…the unconventional nature of this craft draws me to it. Color scheme is badass too. \m/ \m/

  2. bdd458

    I’ve seen it on MocPages and the more I look at it the more and more I love it. Jason is one of the best new people around.

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