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West Coast Motors LSB 212H was a Bedford VAM70 with Plaxton Derwent coachwork delivered to the company in 1970, their first new bus under the bus grant scheme from the 1968 Transport Act., it is seen here picking up at the bus stop at Woolworths at the Old Quay Head in 1981.
As explained in the attached photo taken at the same spot it was diverted to West Coast from Matt Turnbull of Lockerbie before it had even entered service.
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My entry for the LSB 2021 contes, Bounty hunter category.
Ulu ulu is headhunter in samoan ( or google traslate fails) . Little tribute for Bobba Fet in the colour scheme, and the "teeth" are inspired on the samoan shark teeth swords.
Hello,
Here's a little speeder bike built 10days ago.
Well, inspiration came from an old cyberpunk bike I've built in 2013:
www.flickr.com/photos/fabz71/11384183965/in/album-7215764...
I won't enter the contest as the build needs a stand, and I didn't want to build a stand ^^ , The white background shows the bike better
Whatever , I still have my big rover to finish now
If you’ve followed this journey and still reading this. Thank You.
Just something to remember,
“Cherish your visions and your dreams, as they are the children of your soul. The blueprint of your ultimate achievements.”
If you enjoyed the ride, laughed, was amazed with a glimpse of my crazy life, please drop a comment here, it really would be valued and appreciated more than you think!
-VolumeX, over & Out.
Sample photo of the "Lego SpeederBikes - Battle For District 18" 1x4 printed tiles, generously created and provided by eclipseGRAFX
The Clone Wars are over and things have moved on, The Separatists have regrouped and a new force has been developing with a revised strategy, some call it a 'droid volution, other quarters would say its another war looming, all we know its a 'Droids Revenge' in the next saga of Star Wars. The new appproach is a more intelligent droid and with that comes a whole new set of equipment and tools. Here is just one example of this, The Spruza, its a speeder armed with all the latest development. It has servo landing gear and Gens Power Cell Generators and Keza superior stabilizers which give it incredible handling in an array of conditions. It's range and speed is something that the Republic are going to find very hard to replicate. It's piloted by the trusty Maaska GeeRoid.
Your feedback is most welcome here!
Personal note: I would like to take this opportunity and dedicate this project to every builder who has contributed to the LSB group. It is YOU who has driven my inspiration and creativity... and I Thank You.
It’s not the fastest speeder bike around – it’s the LOUDEST!!!
Featuring a biiiig amp, spikes and pyrotechnics.
I hope you have your air guitars with you ;D
See it in party mode.
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This is my entry to the Lego speeder bike contest 2021 – category "musically inspired"
#fromthetablesofroguebrick (mostly) this is what my customers and I came up with for the LSB contest. Builders ranged from 5-45 y.o. Each got to fill a box of LEGO for participating
Name: Darren Rick
Age: 27
Nickname: The Blue Ghost
Bachground: Darren grew up on a small whiteweat farming plant on the desert planet of Glakthyn. As he grew older he began looking for adventure and excitement, both of which were hard to come by on Glakthyn. For many, the only thing even resembling a sport were the LSP Races*. Like many others, Darren wished he could race in the LSP Races, and, after many years of slowly rising up the ranks, he did.
*The LSP Races is large group of annual races that take place all over the galaxy, many taking place on desert and/or abandoned planets. Each participant must race from on set point to another, taking short breaks along the way. Many pilots chew Cafia (a form of coffee bean) beans to stay awake.
Auf das EMS Areaal in Domat/Ems gibt es vier Anschlusse/Rangiergleisgruppen die durch die Werklok bediend worden. LSB Em 837 827 "Geronde" holt gerade einige Wagen ab von einer diese Anschlusse.
A warmup for the lsb 2017 contest- nightline city category. I have already prepared my "vastland cross" speeder but I feel like it is still up for change. I tried to go for sonething small but cool. I think I have done that with this bike. I will most likely add a bit more engine detail. Best of luck to all the participants!
Classic CR9K Boilerplate Speeder Bike -
Build for the "Colour me fascinated" category over at the LegoSpeederBike group.
My entry for the LSB contest in the category "Enforce"
Greasers on Hot Rods, Rock and Roll and pastel coloured Cadillacs… District 18 is incredibly close to the Southern United States in the 50s.
But with Speeder Bikes!
OH-LSB 'Tampere' - one of Finnair's Caravelles about to land on runway 28L at London Heathrow. The aircraft was working flight AY833 - an extra flight on Sundays that brought in Caravelles - the regular daily flight AY831 was a Douglas DC-9-51 by the early 1980s.
OH-LSB 'Tampere' c/n 182 - Sud Aviation Caravelle 10B3 Super B - was delivered new to Finnair in 1964 and flew with the airline until 1981, when sold to Europe Aero Service (EAS) as F-GDFY. The aircraft was then sold to SERCA Columbia in 1993 as HK-3835X, but was written off in a hard landing at Cayenne, French Guyana the same year.
282 Caravelles were produced between 1955 and 1973. The Caravelle 10B (Super Caravelle) variant was primarily operated by Finnair, the launch customer. More information here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sud_Aviation_Caravelle
Taken with a Soviet made Zenith E camera and 300mm lens.
You can see a random selection of my aviation memories here: www.flickriver.com/photos/heathrowjunkie/random/
My entry for the LSB 2019:
Dragley Industries’ „Torpedo“ prototype
A few shots of the „Torpedo“ in action.
In-universe these are little promotional models given to potential Dragley Industries business partners and a few lucky attendees commemorating the first successful test drive of the current prototype.
"Lisbethli" is the name of the small motorcar from the inauguration of the LSB in 1900. So the car has an age of close to 120 years and still runs on the line.
This time they had a electric shortcut in the wires, therefore the "Lisbethli" had to wait to get power again to drive on.
During the equine flu pandemic of the 2090's (which sadly led to the global extinction of the horse) the Household Cavalry of the British Army were forced to turn to technology to provide their mounts.
In 2098, a consortium made up of Bombardier of Montreal and AG Systems International (fresh from its victories in the F5000 - "A Friend in Speed") won the contract to design, supply and maintain the Warhorse 3000. Whilst the true horses were sorely missed, it soon became a popular attraction at London's palaces and parades.
Equipped with AI derived from the downloaded mindstates of the last few living horses, the 3000 proved no less feisty and challenging to train than its equine forebears.
My entry to the "Sir, yes Sir!" category of the Lego Speeder Bike contest.
A hair under 16x8x8 studs.
A last minute LSB contest entry
Some sort of commercial racing speeder. I tried for a more simplistic form, with more unusual colors, yet keeping with classic speeder style
If you care, here are the size reqs, but i wouldn't click on, unless you want to be turned off by an extremely poor photo: www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Chrispockster/Other/LSB/cimg80...
