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Summary
| Description | A 3D model of the Chrome Crusher from the LEGO Rock Raiders theme. Part of the render is displayed in wireframe, showing the model's polgyon mesh. The background has been edited out of the image.
Original caption: "The original LEGO Rock Raiders models were designed by LEGO Futura in Billund, Denmark. As with the LEGO Mini figures, each LEGO Rock Raiders vehicle and craft in the computer game starts as a wireframe model. Colours and textures are added and shadows and lighting added to make the vehicles look just like the real things!" |
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| Date | October 1999 |
| Source | "Behind the Scenes: Rock Raiders". LEGO Adventures!. No. 7. London: Egmont Fleetway Ltd. p. 32. ISSN 1465-0738. Archived from the original on 29 July 2023. Scanned and uploaded by Brickshelf user VezokofZakaz. |
| Author | Artworld UK |
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 | This image is of a drawing, painting, render, or other two-dimensional work of art that was printed in a book, magazine, or newspaper, and the copyright for it is most likely held by either the artist who produced the image, the person or group who commissioned the work, the publisher of the work, or their heirs. Additional rights or permissions may be held by the person or group who digitised the image. |
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