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Something entirely different for a change. Looks much better on black!
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I think this is a Nettle Moth, it's very, very small!
Apologies to any moth groups I've posted in but this is apparently a Drain Fly! In my defence it looks like a moth!
I am very pleased with the overall feel of this, but the tails will probably have to change. Tricky.
World of Top Gear
Series 19, Episode 1
The National Motor Museum - Beaulieu
New Forest
Hampshire
England - United kingdom
November 2018
If you've got lots of those pulley wheels and droid torsos, you can make quite a few variations of this.
I decided to shoot Micro-pic today. And I have been working on it since 5pm till now. What I have learned: focus, composition, and lighting. I have tried so many different subjects, compositions, and lighting. None worked and I am so stressed out. It is like meeting a project deadline. My head hurts. This one still is not as good but I do not have time and am tired. And the color is so not my thing. Such a bright color. I prefer BW shots. Anyways, I am done for today. And what to do tomorrow?
Sometimes, a navy wants a rugged, old-fashioned capital ship which dish out punishment and take even more. The newer navies and militaries consider this view quite out of date, and the FG-10 is a successful product of this modern warfare.
SyncTech, a Sweedish-Korean company, produced the vessel for their respective navies, but it has been produced under licence for several other states, and the idea copied by even more.
A true stand-off weapon, the ship is minimally armed for conventional ship-to-ship (STS) and anti-fighter warfare. It's main potency comes from the four cruise missile launchers, able to fire in serial or in sequence, at other ships, at space platforms or planets. Although slow enough to be destroyed by specialised point defence cannons, the FG-10 is able to destroy much without having to get into cannon range at all.
At close-range, the Frigate is no match for a ship as small as the BB-22, but with proper escort and intelligent use, it can be used as an anti-capital ship threat, as well as to destroy space platforms and assault entire planets.
Length: 220m
Crew: 74.
Armament: 4 x fast tracking ion turrets, 2 x Quad STS flak cannon.
2 x dual Sorsvig-class Cruise Missile batteries. Limited ammunition.
Computer: Siemens Y2-modular.
The Agents Mobile Command Center is an awesome set as you all probably know. The only downside is, so to speak, that it stretches the term "minifig scale" really really far. 12 studs wide, to be precise. Since all the other trucks in minifig scale are 6-wide, I figured a 1:2 scale model of the set had to blend just fine into LEGO City.
Obviously, it didn't turn out quite as expected. Now I have a truck that barely fits a minifig and is otherwise pretty useless. On the other hand: Micro-Agents! Woot!
Will and I got our micros today. They are soo cute! And the screen looks very good! I just put in Kingdom Hearts, and was very impressed with the crispness!
Another old build, this time from May. Built for the BDP Series 2 Mini-Build contest, you can find the file here: Mini Mushroom House [+interior!]
In this build I shrunk down Jonas Kramm's Mushroom House to a micro version. It still contains its recognizable shape and layout, down to the removable roof and tiny interior! Even the snail and the elves have been shrunk down! I had a lot of fun (and frustration) working on this build, so I hope you enjoy it.
It uses only parts available in the BDP series 5 palette, which was extremely challenging. I spent many hours trying to figure out how to connect everything, in order to get the signature shape and space for an interior.
Thanks for checking it out,
Math Wizard