Samyang 12mm F2.8 ED AS NCS Fish-eye
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Federation ATR Rover No3. Part of my display at Brick 2015 at London Excel on 10,11,12 and 13th December.
A small scout craft, ideal for exploring the asteroid belt. The thruster pads have a suction feature which allows the vessel to cling to small asteroids in a low gravity environment.
Bulit for Simon's Starport at BrickWorld Chicago 2015. The design is essentially a reworked version of one of my first MOCs ever, the Bantam-Class Scout. Thanks to Simon for the sweet nighttime photography, and to Pascal for the CS logo stickers!
The workhorse of any lunar base, the NCS M-12 is used primarily as a mobile power generator because of its twin [insert meaningless sci-fi complicated-sounding name of your choice] power generators.
Features all track drive, steering, and PF lighting.
Propulsion: PF L-Motor
Steering: PF M-Motor
Lighting: 3x PF LED units (6 LEDs)
Having recently acquired a buggy motor, this won't be the last RC thing you'll see from me. :)
Official stickers, custom head (erased the mouth, then Sharpied a new one). Has some suspension, simply because the cordak blasters are rubbery.
Looking good on the curve to the Elgin Subdivision, NCS105 makes the left hand turn for the North Central Service territory at Tower A5.
Hi everyone! To celebrate Febrovery, I decided to revamp the 1988 Futuron set 6925, Interplanetary Rover. Hope you like it!
Q: What do you get if you strip the engines from a galaxy-class super cruiser and strap them to the sides of a single pilot fighter?
A: This.
Primarily used for planetside racing tournaments, and more engine than ship, what Shorty lacks in size she more than makes up for in raw power.
A million credits to whoever can think of a purpose/name for this rover! Maybe those are long range drop tanks?
The 'Arrowhead' class starfighter is a fast, agile two-crew fighter used for escort and intercept duties by the Federation fleet.
I dunno why but I love building iterations of these flying bedsteads in classic space colours. The typical shape of CS fliers is of course the wedge (nice dynamic shape and thank you Star Wars) but I guess I like the stripped back, engine-on-a-chassis thing so much. Maybe it's that it's slightly more grounded in real engineering? Something like that I guess.
That and being able to make RCT noises when swooshing *gssst...gsst* *bfffp* etc
A1 Service NCS 20P is seen on Princes Street, Ardrossan heading to Beggs Terrace in August 1989,
NCS 20P and sister 21P were two Leyland Fleetlines with Alexander bodies delivered to A1 member Brown of Dreghorn in 1976.
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A new project on the NCS Meter started:
An old player that used to be the light of his groups during an old era decide to make a new project. To create a new great fighter with the new era of players that is already here.It will be different, it will be fun. For that, he want to create a bunch of egoistic players to make them challenge each others every days where the winner of those challenge will get a special title that he will have to keep for the next days, a reward that the others players will chase on him for taking it.
Announcement video:
NCS - Heavy Transporter, inspiré des Eagles de la série Cosmos 1999.
Heavy Transporter :
- Soute pour du fret
- 2 Space Buggy + 2 Space Scooter + 1 Heavy Buggy dans la soute
- Soute avec rampe coulissante / rétractable
- 4 Réacteurs qui tournent à 360°
- Poste de pilotage avec 4 membres d'équipage et 1 capitaine
- Salle de repos avec un coin restauration
Piste d'atterrissage :
- Un robot
- Un jet pulsor monoplace
- 2 traîneaux monoplaces
- Véhicule : missiles + radar d'acquisition
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NCS - Heavy Transporter, inspired by the Eagles from the 1999 Cosmos series.
Heavy Transporter:
- Hold for cargo
- 2 Space Buggy + 2 Space Scooter + 1 Heavy Buggy in the hold
- Hold with sliding / retractable ramp
- 4 Reactors which rotate 360 °
- Cockpit with 4 crew members and 1 captain
- Rest room with a dining area
Landing runway :
- A robot
- A single-seater pulsor jet
- 2 single-seater sleds
- Vehicle: missiles + acquisition radar
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Two rowers from the NC State Rowing Club. Capital Sprints, Anacostia Community Boathouse, Washington, DC.
Loosely based on 6872 (just minus the blue wings). A small, highly swooshable jet with a pocket rover attached to the rear.
Yep, running out of decent names for my space mocs lately. A small cargo truck, can carry one passenger and one rover.
Loosely based on 6872 (just minus the blue wings). A small, highly swooshable jet with a pocket rover attached to the rear.
New drone in the hangar for most dangerous missions
(feets type comes directly from my friend Andrea that use it in his mecha MS 018-X1 RED GHOST)
This is my take on the 1989 Space Police I set, 6781 SP-Striker.
Using Frost's excellent prison pod again, I did a complete overhaul of the design, while still trying to keep the shape of the original. However, this one has lots of play features.
In addition to the Prison Pod function that secures the Blacktron prisoner, the rear dual-layer wings can actually slide and lock into position, depending on either being in attack or stealth mode. There is of course gear-operate landing gear, and the cockpit has room for two Space Police Officers. I'll post more breakdown photos in the future, but enjoy this 'box art' version! Please leave any criticism or thoughts below.
NCS - MUREV
Multi
Utility
REsearch
Vehicle
Features:
-HOG steering
-Independent suspension
-Moving crew compartment
-Opening canopy and rear section hatch
-the top of the rear section is easily removable