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How to Make a Halo LEGO Shade Turret

The Covenant forces will stop at nothing to take out Master Chief and that includes building impressive weaponry to defeat the hero of the ̶0;Halo̶1; series. One piece of weaponry is the Shade Turret, a mounted gut that hovers above a legged base. You can recreate this weapon with LEGO bricks. The LEGO model has 360-degree rotation so that wherever your LEGO master chief goes, the guns of the Shade Turret will follow.

Things You'll Need

  • Four 1-by-5-by-4 arches
  • 1-by-8 plate
  • Two 1-by-4 plates
  • 4-by-4 frame plate
  • 2-by-2 turntable
  • Clear 2-by-2 round brick
  • 6-by-6 plate
  • Eight 2-by-2 roof tiles
  • Clear 5-by-4-by-2 round wall element
  • Two 1-by-8 bricks
  • Two 1-by-4 bricks
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Instructions

  1. Shade Turret Base

    • 1

      Attach the tops of two 1-by-5-by-4 arch pieces using a 1-by-8 plate.

    • 2

      Place a 1-by-4 plate on the top front two spaces of two additional 1-by-5-by-4 arches.

    • 3

      Arrange the two free-standing arches so that the protruding plate pieces line up against the fifth space from the left of the 1-by-8 plate that connects the other two arches.

    • 4

      Attach a 4-by-4 frame plate on top of the intersection of the arches. The plate will hold the freestanding arches together.

    • 5

      Place a 2-by-2 turntable in the center of the frame. Attach a clear, 2-by-2 round brick onto the turntable to simulate the hover effect of the turret.

    Shade Turret Cockpit

    • 6

      Attach three 2-by-2 roof tiles across one end of a 6-by-6 plate. The tiles should angle up toward the center of the plate. Attach three additional roof tiles to the opposite side of the plate, angling up to the center.

    • 7

      Attach one additional roof tile on the two open ends of the plate, angling up toward the center. A 2-by-2 area of the plate will be left open as a cockpit.

    • 8

      Attach a 5-by-4-by-2 clear, round wall element to the center of one side of the cockpit.

    • 9

      Attach one 1-by-8 brick on each side of the clear wall, extending forward. Place one 1-by-4 brick on top of the 1-by-8 brick on each side, flush against the cockpit. These act as guns.

    • 10

      Place the cockpit on top of the 2-by-2 round brick of the base. Rotate the cockpit around the base to aim.


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