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Mobile moments from the beach, just a memory now...
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T-Mobile Arena is the home of the Las Vegas Golden Knights, a team in the National Hockey League. I had not noticed previously how much this facade looks like a stylized helmet, such as a knight might wear.
The former 7054 survived deregulation due to it being attached to the training fleet as a mobile classroom. Now numbered A231 in the ancillary fleet it is seen at Bennett Street yard in 1993. It lasted until Stagecoach days and was then sold on, it appearing at the Trans Lancs rally at Heaton Park in 1997 wearing a blue and white based livery.
E ficou prontinho!
Móbile para presentear uma linda garotinha! Encomenda da Márcia, de
São Paulo - SP.
Off Hwy 81 outside of Dublin, Georgia. There are a lot of these in rural Georgia. A lot of families will buy some land and put a mobile home on it, planning to build their dream home later. Sometimes things don't work out.
Nikon FM, 35 mm F 2.8 lens, Ilford Pan F at ISO 50, orange filter
Gardner’s mobile darkroom rattled down the road from Washington City to Gettysburg, packed with bottles of volatile chemicals and fragile glass plates. Gardner and his photographers weren’t quite sure what they might find at the fresh battlefield.
What they found was a hellscape. Bodies bloated in the sun, twisted at tormented angles in rigor mortis. They froze that hellscape on glass, developed it in their wagon-turned-laboratory and sold the photos to America. Now, people at home could finally see the true costs of war laid bare.
well equipped and with easily exchangeable price list.
I was impressed.
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Wonderful city of St. Petersburg
My first frame for Mobile Frame. Some designs inspired by Soren and Malcolm Craig, others blatantly stolen.
clarity // even in the #vancouver grey. Oh, forgot to mention that the object in the foreground of the skyline shot is indeed a leaf. Great guess by @randyrsurf! Thanks to all that didn't think it was a lump of poo instagr.am/p/V5RrxaSZ9F/
Movie: "Mobile suit Gundam F91"
Pilot: Arno Seabook
Code name: F91
The "F" stand for "Formula"
Scale 1/60
Weapon:
_Mega Machine Cannon
_Beam Sabers
_Beam Shield
_Variable Speed Beam Rifles (VSBR)
References:
_Master Grade 2.0 (MG)
_Metal Build (MG)
_Movie art
LEGO IDEA: ideas.lego.com/projects/8dc1c051-9ba0-4d11-80bd-0ad14a5319a2
Youtube link : www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFlrofyUS_E
Building Instruction:
_Part 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1a8S-q-ukM
My Youtube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC9ZlMk-PW3hKg4ZOzzGd2pg?view_as=...
Tiny mech battle at around 55 parts!
Inspired by Mobile Frame Zero tabletop game and designed for Brickset's polybag design competition:
Garth's iconic 1976 AMC Pacer would be an excellent addition to the collection of any fan of "Wayne's World."
Find the instructions here and on Rebrickable.com!
You can also follow all the fun on Instagram: @BenBuildsLego
This is my latest creation for Piper's bedroom. It has taken way too long to finish. I started it before she was even born and when I found time, I would collect samples of interesting leaves in the yard or where ever, and draw the ones I liked to wood pieces then cut them out with a scroll saw. She has been growing so fast I thought it needed to get done. The branch is from a tree in the yard. I used wool yarn to attach everything. I think Piper likes it.
Agents can't afford to sit still sipping tea in a building when villains roam the world. That's why they can now sip tea in their very own mobile HQ!... :P
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This is a closer look at the Imperial Mobile HQ, a steampunk recreation of the Ultra Agents set 70165. Created for the Big Build entry for the LEGO Steampunk group's competition.
Upper Deck:
The main deck is separated into two parts - the office and workshop/lab. Since this is an HQ, I figured the agents should be able to do everything here. In the office, there's a bookcase filled with reference books and artifacts from previous missions, a billboard pinned with all relevant information to the latest mission, a desk to write reports on (those pesky reports), and a wall full of weapons and even more weapons in a chest. The stove in the middle is absolutely necessary for brewing tea. Then there's the shared workshop and lab for Agent O'Malley to invent and fix contraptions, and for Professor Whirlygull to conduct her research on the go.
Lower Deck:
On the lower deck, the Steam Bike rests securely on its platform, and the temporary prison as well. Both prison and bike holds up when the wall is folded to close the container in the HQ's mobile mode.
Truck:
The original truck is so much shorter, but it's only because I placed a giant boiler behind it. Come on, the thing needs a ridiculous amount of power to pull all those agents' books, stove and furniture, right? :P
Considering that the original set had a drone stuck to the back of the truck, it's here as well, but as a gyro-copter for the agents to wear in case they need an aerial advantage.
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Someone asked for a bit of a breakdown of the mobile crane -- here you go! As you can see I put narrower tires on the wider hubs because that seemed to fit the 5-wide scale best. And I made alternate builds for the outriggers because I couldn't figure out a way to have them retract in a MOC this small.
For more photos, see the full set.