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Completed on: 28th March, 2010
A black chopper.
Motorcycles are hard to create with LEGO parts. They are much more fragile than cars, there isn't much room available and they are always falling. However, I was able to complete this one in two days.
It doesn't use many parts (no need for Bricklink), it has no complicated functions and I'm very happy with the result. The only thing I would like to change is the front tire, but I didn't want to buy one because part can take a long time to arrive.
It was my last entry for the LUGNuts 30th Challenge:
secure.flickr.com/groups/lugnuts/discuss/72157623621384889/
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This is the oil tank/bag for a custom chopper we are building at Jellybean AutoCrafters. We've used scotchbrite on it to give it a flatter understated look.
This has just dropped in to practice his emergency landing spot, right beside my house and right in the middle of Coronation Street!
Completed on: 28th March, 2010
A black chopper.
Motorcycles are hard to create with LEGO parts. They are much more fragile than cars, there isn't much room available and they are always falling. However, I was able to complete this one in two days.
It doesn't use many parts (no need for Bricklink), it has no complicated functions and I'm very happy with the result. The only thing I would like to change is the front tire, but I didn't want to buy one because part can take a long time to arrive.
It was my last entry for the LUGNuts 30th Challenge:
secure.flickr.com/groups/lugnuts/discuss/72157623621384889/
More photos:
She - handing out coupons for izakaya - is wearing a hat of Tony Tony Chopper from the manga "One Piece". Good way to attract people, or students, perhaps. Cute.
Year: 2005
A chopper with steering, suspension, transmission and working V2 engine.
Link to full set: secure.flickr.com/photos/biczzz/sets/72157634960619606/
This photo was taken at the Intersection of Harrison Street And Lee Hwy. Here's some awesome history - June 14, in 1966, a motorcycle gang shootout between the Pagans and the Greasers, now called the Avengers rocked an Arlington shopping center in what police then called the worst violence in the county since the Civil War.
At a parking lot on Lee Highway and Harrison Street, behind the Safeway - the Pagans ambushed the Greasers/Avengers. One youth was injured, 16 were arrested and a cache of bolt-action rifles and pistols were confiscated.
The chopper got up into the air, and rose, and rose, and rose, and then it circled around the building and left towards the east.
Just some quick pics of James on his latest Chopper Build. Finished two days and already has five interested buyers.
Stikfas custom by Jan Calleja. Made from a T-rex Stikfas kit, 2 Stikfas Alpha males, a mini stikfas bear, epoxy and lots of scratch materials. All joints are working Stikfas joints (all 20 of them), except 3 which are located in the tail. Some joints are supported by scratch made working pistons because of the load they carry. Wings are made from stikfas joints, stikfas plastic rods, styrene sheet and epoxy.
Inspired by DISCOVERY channel's OC Choppers' designs and other Big Bike shows on TURBO ( and my daughter's broken T-rex stikfas), Jurassic Chopper is a concept Dragon/Mecha-Chopper.
Was hoping the Navy helicopter would head a bit further North into the light but this was as far as it got..
Olympus OM-1 w M.Zuiko 40-150/2.8 Pro
ISO1000 f/8 150mm -1.3ev
Single frame raw developed in DxO PhotoLab 9, colour graded in Nik 8 Color Efex and finished off back in PhotoLab.
Blackhead, Gerroa, NSW
How cool is this? Mains Farm Wigwams camp in Stirlingshire, near the Trossachs (gorgeous part of Scotland where the lowland and the highlands meet) . Part of the trend for "glamping" (glamorous camping), they offer some - as their name suggests - wigwams as chalets and also this rather unusual bit of holiday accommodation - a retired Royal Navy Sea King helicopter, refitted inside into a unique holiday chalet! Seriously cool!!! And set in a glorious part of the country, Trossachs to one side, or sit in the cockpit of an evening and watch the setting sun play over the back of the Campsie Hills.