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"A Christmas Carol"
The classic tale of Bobanezer Scrooge and the Jawas of Christmas Past, Present and Future
This is the first in a series, the idea of which was spawned by the release of Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack.
I never had a clear idea of the scale I was building in, and only a basic idea of what he would look like, so he evolved over time.
As he got bigger he needed constant redesigning to prevent him collapsing under his own weight.
It's been nearly 5 years in the making, with a lot of learning along the way.
A big shout out to the likes of:
for showing me what is possible.
Made exclusively with pieces from the bounty hunter speeder bike set
Please tell me down below if you would like to see other views and whether or not I should do more things like this in the future
This is the first in a series, the idea of which was spawned by the release of Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack.
I never had a clear idea of the scale I was building in, and only a basic idea of what he would look like, so he evolved over time.
As he got bigger he needed constant redesigning to prevent him collapsing under his own weight.
It's been nearly 5 years in the making, with a lot of learning along the way.
A big shout out to the likes of:
for showing me what is possible.
This is the second mech in this series inspired by Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack.
I was reluctant to start this one as IG-88 has been done many times before and I wasn't sure how to tackle it and it stayed unfinished for a long time whilst I worked on the other mechs in this series.
The upper torso with it's space for the minifig and the shoulder joint gave me no end of grief but seeing IG-11 in action in Episode 1 of the Mandalorian helped me realise how he would move in battle (instead of the stiffly awkward way he was portrayed in Empire) and that the important thing was to try to capture this sense of motion.
Anyway, here he is and I'm glad to get this one out of the way haha.
I hope you like it!
This is the first in a series, the idea of which was spawned by the release of Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack.
I never had a clear idea of the scale I was building in, and only a basic idea of what he would look like, so he evolved over time.
As he got bigger he needed constant redesigning to prevent him collapsing under his own weight.
It's been nearly 5 years in the making, with a lot of learning along the way.
A big shout out to the likes of:
for showing me what is possible.
A recent commission I did for somebody: a Voyager probe in the same 1:70 scale as the recently released Discovery shuttle! Free instructions for this on my Rebrickable.
Hey, I stream LEGO on Tuesdays and Fridays on Twitch and I'd love if you'd check my IDEAS project out!
Mech - Navies Swalwell Coal Disposal point had just acquired an ex BR Diesel shunter. which meant the end for ST 0-6-0s 75167 and fellow shed mate 71515. Though, 71515 was saved for preservation.
Flying Monkey (Lego Batman 70917), "Robot Sith" (SW Freemakers 75185) 4-LOM and Bossk with wrong head (SW Battle Pack 75167)
On Thursday 7 October 1971 Austerity 0-6-0ST 75167 (works number not known) sets off from Swalwell disposal point with a set of empties.
In a shed to the left, almost totally hidden by the pole, is 71515, now preserved.
A recent commission I did for somebody: a Voyager probe in the same 1:70 scale as the recently released Discovery shuttle! Free instructions for this on my Rebrickable.
Hey, I stream LEGO on Tuesdays and Fridays on Twitch and I'd love if you'd check my IDEAS project out!
Live at Primavera Sound, Barcelona 2018.
Featured on featured on Monster Children.
Leica M6 on Ilford HP5 Plus.
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Live @ Primavera Sound, Barcelona 2018.
Hasselblad Xpan on Ilford HP5 Plus.
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They were very excited to be out and about on a nice winter day, galloping all over the place, but kind enough to pose for a bit....
This is the second mech in this series inspired by Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack.
I was reluctant to start this one as IG-88 has been done many times before and I wasn't sure how to tackle it and it stayed unfinished for a long time whilst I worked on the other mechs in this series.
The upper torso with it's space for the minifig and the shoulder joint gave me no end of grief but seeing IG-11 in action in Episode 1 of the Mandalorian helped me realise how he would move in battle (instead of the stiffly awkward way he was portrayed in Empire) and that the important thing was to try to capture this sense of motion.
Anyway, here he is and I'm glad to get this one out of the way haha.
I hope you like it!
Blue-liveried William Bagnall 'Austerity' 0-6-0 saddle tank '75167' (Works No.2755 built in 1944) in the company of maroon Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns 'Austerity' 0-6-0 saddle tank '71515' (Works No.7169 built in 1944) on shed at Johnson's (Chopwell) Ltd, Swalwell Disposal Point basking in the evening sunshine on 1st September 1971. '71515' had been the working locomotive, shunting in the gloom earlier in the day.
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=) #starwars #lego #legostarwars #empirestrikesback #esb #bountyhunters #darthvader #dengar #ig88 #bobafett #bossk #4lom #75167 #75093 #75137 #75033
This is the second mech in this series inspired by Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack.
I was reluctant to start this one as IG-88 has been done many times before and I wasn't sure how to tackle it and it stayed unfinished for a long time whilst I worked on the other mechs in this series.
The upper torso with it's space for the minifig and the shoulder joint gave me no end of grief but seeing IG-11 in action in Episode 1 of the Mandalorian helped me realise how he would move in battle (instead of the stiffly awkward way he was portrayed in Empire) and that the important thing was to try to capture this sense of motion.
Anyway, here he is and I'm glad to get this one out of the way haha.
I hope you like it!
Live @ Primavera Sound Barcelona, featured on Monster Children.
Leica M6 on Ilford HP5 Plus.
Follow on Instagram.
Swalwell Disposal Point, constructed on the site of the former Swalwell Garesfield colliery at Dunston, was on the opposite side of the River Derwent from Derwenthaugh shed and exchange yard. It was opened by the Ministry of Fuel & Power in 1945 to handle opencast coal from County Durham and South Northumberland. The NCB Opencast Executive ran the operation from April 1952, sub-contracting in February 1954 to Mechanical Navvies Ltd, and from July 1968 to Johnson’s (Chopwell) Ltd. Transferred from Broomhill Disposal Point (DP), Northumberland, in August 1951, work-stained William Bagnall Austerity saddle tank '75167' (W/No.2755 built in 1944) adds to the general pollution of the Dunston area in February 1968, as it goes about its shunting work at Swalwell DP.
© Gordon Edgar collection - photographer Mike Blenkinsop - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission
The "TNG" to the "TOS" of Classic Space, featuring sets 75186 and 76157 in beautiful Monument Valley.
Lego - Star Wars 75167 Bounty Hunters Speeder Bike Battle Pack
Dengar, Bossk, Boba Fett, IG-88, and 4-LOM
[Fett is from Lego - 75174 Desert Skiff Escape]
Hey Lego, Where's Zuckuss?
This souped-up high powered speedster (nicknamed Thunderstruck) was originally set 75167, Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack before I changed the main color to yellow with some parts substitutions and small changes. I used the stud shooters as air intakes on the front of the bike, while adding printed lightning bolt pieces on the rear of the bike for identification purposes. (Besides, they look really cool.)
Live @ Primavera Sound Barcelona.
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Leica M6 on Ilford HP5 Plus.
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Alright, I'm spamming you guys now. Nothing really wrong with the thumbnails this time, I just didn't like them as much as adding my own. But there is a great skit in the video and I think it's pretty funny. You guys should watch it via this LINK!