Tremortusk
86% stock remaining
Run #02The Tremortusk is SerialBuilder’s take on the heavily armoured war machine from Horizon Forbidden West. This is his largest build in terms of part count, and showcases an imposing silhouette packed with accurate mechanical detailing, from its reinforced plating to its devastating weapon systems. The build includes an integrated diorama base, articulating shock canons and an adjustable head.
Customers rate this build as Expert Builder
Imposing Stance
The Tremortusk is built on a detailed diorama base and features stance that is both accurate and imposing. This war machine is ready for battle.
Detailed Armor and Weapons
Every panel and attachment is carefully designed to match the distinctive features of the Tremortusk. The beast comes loaded, ready for war.
Articulating Functionality
The Tremortusk is SerialBuilder's first Horizon beast that features adjustable shock cannons depending on whether you want it in a passive mode or in attack mode. The adjustment is done using an included built wrench.
Specifications
Our thoughts on the design
The Tremortusk is SerialBuilder's most recent design of all the beasts in the Creator Set and it really shows how far he has come as a LEGO designer. Featuring a few firsts in his builds, the Tremortusk comes with a diorama base and articulating Shock Cannons which were a was surprise. The techniques used are more advanced, the sturdiness of the appendages and panels is top-notch and as always, the stance is very accurate, along with all the details of the build. You may need an extra pair of hands to help you with attaching the beast to the base, but it's worth it.
What's in the box?
Premium Quality Bricks
"Comparable to LEGO"
*based on the average quality rating from verified builders
Numbered Bags
20bags
“Get Started” Card
QR code with a link to access your high quality downloadable PDF instructions
Fixes we've made
Improved the stability of the build
The original design, whilst featuring a solid overall build structure, had a critical weak-point at the feet. This meant that moving the build around could result in one or a few of the feet unseating from the base, causing the heavy beast to come crashing down. Great in-game, not so much IRL. We fixed this by securing the feet further into the base.
Severity: Critical
Customers' Builds
Real photos from builders who completed the Tremortusk
Tremortusk Reviews
Showing 4 of 13 reviews
Fantastic!
An exceptional building experience and a stunning finished result.
Most Surprising Thing
How big, heavy and detailed it is.
What Can We Do Better?
Make sure that no building blocks are missing from the set.
Fantastic Build
This was a great build, the quality is fantastic. Ok my end result has an issue with the tubes, but you have already dealt with that and parts are coming. I still have a Shell Walker that I ordered from somewhere that seemed legit sitting in a bag (yes one big bag with all of the pieces - thank you for seperating them) because it won't structurally hold itself up. Your build quality was fantastic the instructions clear and the quality of the brick is directly comparable to LEGO. Thank you
Most Surprising Thing
The end result is heavy, alot of work went into making this thing sturdy. My cat started rubbing on it halfway through and didn't break anything
What Can We Do Better?
Honestly I am happy as is.
Bigger, i said bigger !!!
Again a fantastic build. Very fun to build and a very good looking result. It has some difficult technic steps that are not for beginners. The design and build experience are awesome. This was my last build of the Creator Set, and now im sad. Because i wish it would last forever. I think im addicted to big builds now. Im eager to discover and build the next creations from EasternBrick !!!
Most Surprising Thing
It is incredible to end with a set that big with mostly small pieces.
What Can We Do Better?
some forbidden technics ? like inserting the red bar in the technic pins: i gave up it was too difficult.
Very very amazing
This MOC is truly exceptional. The trunk is really movable. I’ve built this MOC before using official Lego pieces, following SerialBuilder’s original plan. That version turned out to be quite unstable, and the parts attached to the back (cylinders, rods) were extremely wobbly. In that regard, your MOC is better. However, I’d like to point out that, in your MOC, the 88-mm antennae (unlike the 120-mm ones) are too small in diameter to fit into the holes in the “binoculars.” That’s a bit frustrating. I’m currently looking for a solution to this problem. There is also the problem with the black small pieces not usable with the red cylinders ("eyes")
Most Surprising Thing
The different modules are rendered with multiples angles, which gives them a very realistic look.
What Can We Do Better?
Replace the parts mentioned above.
Tremortusk
Loading price...
