Modules photos on Flickr

A custom hab module for the 60125 Volcano Heavy-lift Helicopter.

I think this is one of the best helicopters LEGO has done and wanted to make a module that is a little more general-purpose, as the two in the set were very volcano focused.

This habitation module features a foldable radio antenna, a desk with a computer station and kitchen station, a bed, and storage for expedition gear.

One of the sides is removable to allow access to the interior.

Module 1 Homework by Serapth

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module 5 by Kayleigh Reed

Module 3 - 4 by Paul Meachen

Da Module Thingy by Jean Roberto De Iacovo

Da Module Thingy - My handmade PC scratch build.

The link to the complete project log on the bit-tech.net Forums:

forums.bit-tech.net/index.php?threads/da-module-thingy.37...

Module 1 by John Burn

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Black Sheep

Taken on White A4 Paper, outside in sunlight

f/4.5

+5/3

ISO 200

1/2000

AE

Centre Weighted Metering

Module 18 #4 by KaylaLynn97

Kayla Bastanzi

Module 1 — 1 by Douglas Sprott

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110115_Dina_Taruni_141 by Sam Sanchez

Strip Light: 90 degrees from camera

The photos in this set are part of a series of lighting experiments I did in the studio. I worked with a great model and learned more about the gear. I wanted to see how the light looked on her body. I found significant differences with subtle changes to the lighting technique. I didn't plan on publishing the photos but thought they came out great. Plus Dina is a very expressive model.

Module 3 (2) by Bernard FERIOT

Module C by teddyschnapps

module.+ by ten4.org

2004

Galerie Omotesando, Tokyo.

Module by TJCoffey

A module for the very back of the left side.

Module Dome Tent by Liri Tent

Single Use or Combined Use

MapMapMap Mapping Module by Iduun Collectif

MapMapMap Mapping Module for Modul8

See more at: www.iduun.com/blog

Module 3 by cmeinsele

White Balance Used on a McDonald's drink cup by using the auto feature selection on my Cannon PowerShot A85

Module 9.1 by Stella Peng

Module 2: Portrait by Jeremy Anker

modules by babyxela

modulor chair by faspinos

Modules by Giulio P

BBC Quote module by RIcoChowUX

BBC Quote module (Useful to summarise long texts)

MODULES 2008 [Drawing] by aowilcox

PD drawing away at MODULES 2008

module - office by Ash Weeks

Module 6 023 by Melinee Wilson

LSQ1TGX2EBO by 3Com Corporation

MODULOR-GLFI141B by Decocentrum .

Module 2: Portrait by Jeremy Anker

Moduler Kitchen Chimney by Propello Kolkata

We all know and believe that the most beautiful plus hardworking area of a house is the kitchen and we don’t want to keep it untidy or smelly at all. But at times chances arises when food gets burnt and it is quite unsatisfactory plus unpleasant for your olfactory nerves. At any cost you really want to remove the smell of the burnt food right away from your kitchen!! With Propello’s modular kitchen chimneys you can smartly blow of these unworthy smells from your kitchen and work peacefully. One can find many modular kitchen chimney in Kolkata but the kitchen chimneys of Propello are designed to remove smoke, awful smell and some of the toughest grime away from your kitchen, so that you can work freely and can enjoy smoke-free air at every breath. Propello’s mission is to make their customers happy at all costs. For more: www.propello.in/products.php?category=1

module by walter