Gigantic LEGO Star Destroyer Is Pretty Much Perfect

Gigantic LEGO Star Destroyer Is Pretty Much Perfect

SNOT is a building term in LEGO that stands for “Studs Not On Top”. It can be a pain to plan, but the results – which hide the brick’s trademark studs – are often worth it. Especially when you’re building a Star Destroyer that’s over two metres long.

Gigantic LEGO Star Destroyer Is Pretty Much Perfect

This behemoth was put together by Jerac, and while it looks amazing from a distance, it looks even better up close, because the SNOT method makes it look more like a model kit than a LEGO build.

Jerac [Flickr, via Brothers Brick]

Gigantic LEGO Star Destroyer Is Pretty Much Perfect
Gigantic LEGO Star Destroyer Is Pretty Much Perfect
Gigantic LEGO Star Destroyer Is Pretty Much Perfect

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