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@ Haunting Labyrinth: Terror Trail Hunt - October 1 - 31
I made 3 spoopy mobiles for this Hexposed x FOXCITY crossover hunt! Ghosts, bats and spiders, oh my!
Each one is 3 land impact at the size shown and they're hidden with moderate difficulty throughout the haunting maze. To claim the item you've got to find the pumpkin shown above, as we could texture them how we liked, so mine look like that!
The prizes are 20L each. <3
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I had this built before Scotty uploaded his and am only just now realizing the similarities.
Inspired by Moko and all his giant robots.
Hm. This picture is kind of grainy. And it looks really terrible. I may upload a better pic later. I'm not so great on this scale for photographing.
From left to right;
Captured Ijad with anti armour cannon in place.
Chub with upgraded thighs and added beam sabre.
Chub with desert camo scheme and Thumper Gun.
Aqua Chub with beam sythe and propeller legs.
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I had a lot of fun making these, it's really interesting to see how many variations you can dish out with just one frame.
Update of set 894/452.
So many of the really early Classic Space sets were so much more grounded in near-future science than their later counterparts, and the Mobile Tracking Station certainly fits this vibe. At the time I remember thinking the set was a bit boring and ugly, being basically a grey box on wheels; these days its more realistic near-future vibe and clear, recogniseable purpose are part of the charm.
Seeing as I seem to be on an "updated rebuilds of old Classic Space sets" kick at the moment, I couldn't resist.
A remake of the Hussar maverick frame. Thanks to new LEGO parts it now has a much stronger torso connection and more torso and arm articulation. It also has a new color scheme that matches the Gryphon, which the Hussar was based on, better.
Made for Mobile Frame Zero. Specifically a new setting called Mobile Frame Zero: Crisis Forged.
These old buildings reminded me of the shophouses that are very common in Singapore and in many Chinese communities.
This is a view from the deck of the Carnival Fantasy.
In front is the convention center with the Cochrane–Africatown USA Bridge in the distance.
The Cochrane–Africatown USA Bridge was completed and opened in 1991. It carries US 90 over the Mobile River.
It was named for the 60-year-old vertical-lift Cochrane Bridge that it replaced, and the historic community of Africatown, which was located where the western approach to the bridge was built.
Seen along US 46 in Western NJ is this sad sight of an old Pullman Dining car, once part of a restaurant, but now sitting idle and deteriorating, as the place has been out of business a number of years.
The car is physically built into the side of the restaurant. The buildings were in terrible shape and it's apparent this place has been closed for some time. This old rail car is probably the most valuable thing on the property.
Inside, the tables were set, as if dinner were going to be served today. Unfortunately I couldn't get a good shot inside, and it was raining.