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I'm so glad they finally made Chopper (C1-10P) in 6-inch scale. This grumpy astromech from Star Wars Rebels is my favorite droid in the Star Wars universe. I of course had to buy a Hera figure to go with him!
A pair of 20's depart Chester General in the late 1980's. I have lost my notes [if I ever had any] for this one but thought it unusual enough to upload. I seem to recall that a similar photo appeared in Rail Magazine. I suspect this was around 1988 and was maybe a Llandudno to Stoke-on-Trent working. In the background is a wisp of steam which is from 6201 Princess Elizabeth [?].
My in-laws lived about a mie away so I was passing here on a regular basis though I'm surprised I didn't take more photos.
Chances of sun? Not likely?
Brick Sketch 50! I figure this one should be special: (1) It's my first full-bodied character; (2) it was my most technically challenging build; and (3) it's even got an action feature!
I saw this ornament in a shop in Hahndorf SA.
It is made from nuts and bolts, washers, bits of pipe and screws etc.
Shot in front of one of those 5 in one light reflector kits using the white translucent piece.
I waved an LED light panel around in front for 10 seconds to light it up.
"Come with me if you want to live"
Another fun little build ; )
Head is custom printed for me, you won't find it in Light flesh usually.
More Photoshop futzing, with the original image (see comments below) being of a colleagues Cat Chopper scale model that I borrowed and photographed previously.
First go at a helicopter. I don't usually do vehicles but I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. The scene is loosely based on a Bond film.
Taken at the NEC Birmingham Motorcycle show.
I make no excuses for this image being photoshopped, it need to be! It had too many distractions however, the machine and the pizza stand haven't been added or moved from the original image, it was just the bike stand, striped carpet, roof and a couple of bystanders removed.
I don't normally alter images in this way but I just love the colour in the bike and the setting of the pizza stand in the background.
Here is Nick Chopper, my Tin Woodsman. Despite being a Wizard of Oz fan I didn’t feel like getting any of the Tinman dolls since all the costume wearing ones have flesh toned bodies with painted hands and the all plastic one has bad articulation.
But hey he turned up in a Savers bag for a cheap price, plus my colour changing skills have been upped so I spray painted his body entirely silver and now he can wear trendy lip liner with modern clothing.
He’s my third Wizard of Oz Ken doll, after my Winkie Guard and Cowardly Lion, though the Lion isn’t with me right now. As a funny note, the Tinman in the book went on to rule Winkie territory after killing the wicked witch so I guess he’s in good company…
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There were quite a few Raleigh Choppers at the Classic Car Boot Sale, and for men of a certain age it'll bring back a lot of fond memories of growing up in the 70s and early 80s. I had one of these when I was growing up, and use to cycle around Bedminster thinking I looked the business!
As most people will know, the gear stick is situated in an awkward position, and it's not uncommon to come off the bike and get hit somewhere that'll make your eyes water (believe me, I know)!
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helicopter on board the rss endurance @ saf50.
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