Explore the Milkyway with the Galaxy Dropship. Load the ship with the All Terrain Buggy, dock a mobile lab, add a space fighter for additional protection or take a repair drone on board to complete your mission. For service, repairs, overhauls or refueling, land the dropship on your base and use your resources.

TheSet:

T h is set proposal consists of the dropship ,a base center with facilities ,a lab, a buggy, a convertible drone ( to space fighter ) and landscapes.

The Galaxy Dropship can split in two: the dropship fighter and the cargo/wings section. You may load the lab or use the adapter to load the small buggy, the drone or the small fighter .

The dropship fighter has retractable rotating engines and fits a pilot & a copilot in the back. For easy access the windscreen as well as the back roof open up. Retractable landing gear complete the features.

The cargo section has wings which change position and rotating engines for landing purposes. Furthermore it features opening compartments in the back (rear ramp & hatch).

TheOrigins:
This set is the second entry of my BDP7 proposal with a changed color scheme and an additional feature (the manned repair drone that converts into a small space ship).

The Galaxy Dropship as a set has approx. 3 730 bricks including 1 1 astronauts. In detail (without minifigs):
-Galaxy Dropship: 16 58 bricks
-Base: 1 038 bricks
-Mobile lab: 33 4 bricks
-Buggy: 159 bricks

- Manned repair drone / small space fighter: 293 bricks
-Maintenance vehicle: 193 bricks

The modular building style
The main reason for the modular building style is to enable you to design your own ship. You may detach the wings and easily make your own without affecting the rest of the ship. You may change the engines or make a new cargo zone or even a cruiser with integrated habitats. You might as well change the front part (the fighter). How much you change is up to you. Changing is easy as you do not need to mess with the whole thing for some modifications.

Being a fan of the old Classic Space themes from the 70ies/80ies, if this makes it I will share more versions of this creation with respective classical looks to totally get back that retro feeling. I would also include additional parts-list you will need to build your prefered version. And you know where to get the missing bricks from :-)

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