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I like the design of the Resistance Bomber from Episode 8 but I (as well as many others) felt that it wasn't really practical.
So I tried to modify the design to make it a better suited craft for the resistance or rebel fleet.
The fuselage remains the same but is downscaled considerably. The Bomber is outfittet with more powerful engines (for it's size) and comes with a powerful missle launcher. Maneuverability is also enhanced due to a large stabilizer wing in the front. The crew consists of a pilot, a copilot/gunner and an engineer.
For Monochrome Monday here's a steam bonus. This was one of the most epic steam shows of my life so here's another frame rendered in black and white.
Reading and Northern 2102 is leading a Fall Foliage excursion round trip from North Reading to Jim Thorpe and return. The stout 4-8-4 was built in 1945 and from the railroad's corporate website here is a bit of history:
The company, using parts from a former 76-foot Class I-10sa Consolidation 1923 Baldwin locomotive, created a fleet of 30 middleweight engines in the T-1 series. The goal of building these locomotives was to be able to haul both freight and passenger traffic along the rails.
The original Baldwin-built I-10 class, which were large 2-8-0 locomotives, would become the T-1 class, converted to much larger 4-8-4 engines by redesigning and lengthening the Boiler and replacing the Frame and Wheels with brand new parts. Baldwin supplied the parts, but the rebuilding was done in the Reading Railroad’s own shops right in Reading, PA.
She is seen here on historic 'home rails' of the old Reading Company sending smoke and steam to the heavens as claws at the wet rails starting 17 cars north after making a scheduled stop to pick up passengers here at the railroad's headquarters town at about MP 78.4 on modern day RBMN's Reading Division mainline.
Home of the RBMN's corporate offices, dispatching center, locomotive shop, and covered train shed for their OCS equipment Port Clinton is a railfan's delight with props galore like this signal bridge that was saved and reinstalled here (if anyone knows where it was originally I'd love to know) and the juxtaposition of old and new in the form of switch stands with a modern bow handles and old school colored lantern targets. Now fully equipped with a CTC signaled mainline there was virtually nothing here in 1996 when the RBMN chose this site for their new centralized headquarters and shop complex. When the Reading Cluster was acquired from Conrail in 1990 the only thing to be found in this spot was a lonely unsignaled switch in the middle of the woods.
To learn more about this locomotive check out the RBMN's page here: www.rbmnrr-passenger.com/2102-updates
Port Clinton, Pennsylvania
Saturday October 14, 2023
Introspection and retrojection on a rainy afternoon in the middle of hot dry season.
–Redesigning my own subjective experience.
Another redesign of a very old figure! I really wish this guy would show up in more stuff - a young super genius anime nerd with a flock of gundam robots in his garage is way too fun to leave sit on a shelf. Hopefully someday soon I'll be able to build this guy a mech of his own - or at least buy one of the old Exo-Force sets!
So, as some of you might now, I sure do love my redesigns. Anyways this is LITERALLY my first redesign of a female character, heck it's my first DRAWING of a female. Anyways, I was reading an issue of the New 52 Detective Comics, and realised I really liked Ivy's costume. So I redesigned it.
*Note - No h8 again m8. I sux at drawling.*
Ragnarsdóttir
Classification: Melee
Armaments:
(1) SW-HROTTI
(1) SH-SKALTWR
An updated version of the Skalmold model with a more streamlined redesign, better stability, durability, and mobility. The Mk.II also comes with updated weapons to compliment the upgrade package.
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Long overdue rebuild of the Skalmold (v2 reFrame) into a test design light v4 reFrame.
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venetian plaster walls
world market silver star decor
ikea frosted rectangle lamps with pink bulbs
silver hand painted bird pillows
800 thread count sateen sheets
silver coverlet
While I was building the first box of the LEGO Technic 42083 Bugatti Chiron I got the impression that it has not been engineered very efficient. On Eurobricks many improvements have already been suggested and made, but they were often on a technical level without taking in consideration the whole structure of the model. The goal is to save weight, improve overall part efficiency and structure integrity, but without compromising the buildability of the model. Here is a redesign of the rear axle. Some parts are just placeholders.
The new flickr is terribly designed. I hate to see the Yahoo! team destroy such a great community. I'm not saying a redesign does not need to happen occasionally, but this one is over the top bad. The community aspect seems to be destroyed in the new version. You have to click buttons to see comments, the site is incredibly jumbled, slow to load and the focus on the photography is lost. Please rethink this before many of your users and customers, including myself, chooses to up anchor and drift elsewhere!
redesign of the book - "arte brasilieira, arte moderna e contemporânea", book about brazilian modern and contemporany art
to see all spreads
Reworked the head design! I like this one a bit better overall. Again, a lot of inspiration came from Djokson , one of my favorite builders out here!
The Mk 42 "Bonecrusher" is a gas operated, shoulder fired minigun. It fires at a steady rate of 3000 rounds per minute, fed from a bullpup drum mag. It's firing mechanism is based off of some Russian minigun whose name escapes me. For some reason, this makes me think of the L86 machine gun.
Since this set has blown up, I figure I'll address some common things I'm hearing:
- Yes, the baby is wearing a diaper AND has his little baby junk hanging out. I started with the international symbol style for the baby, then added the main event, then realized that it was kinda fun that it was just that symbol plus a baby penis. So all you folks that are confused, there's the story. If it helps, distract from this issue by asking yourself why this baby is swimming after a dollar bill :P
A new visual for Radix
See it in original size.
If you wanna a redesign for your shop/ event, please, contact vondavolkov inworld.
It's been a long time coming. But I think she's finally ready.
For ages I had been trying to build a version of the Duchess that could seat two minifigures. I originally had used the cab piece that was commonly used for cars in the Adventurers theme. But it didn't look right due to the lack of the part coming in dark green.
After much tinkering I came up with a good design that looked ideal.
Funnily enough the entire design is a massive redesign. The entire bonnet section is a new construction, along with the chassis. The rear even has storage space for a few items.
And of course the cockpit is nicely detailed too.
female super heroes - some of them are awesome & have great potential but they often need a redesign or nudged in a more wholesome positive direction (less sexualized & more child friendly)
#Jon Boam #PowerGirl #Powergirl redesign
Proposta não-oficial de redesign e simplificação do Brasão de Armas da República Federativa do Brasil (Unofficial proposal for redesign and simplification of Coat of Arms of the Federative Republic of Brazil).
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Pegue sua carteira de identidade. Pode ser a carteira de motorista, CPF, passaporte, carteira de trabalho... Compare as muitas versões do Brasão da República e você vai perceber que talvez o único padrão existente seja estabelecido pela baixa qualidade de reprodução deste importante símbolo nacional - a começar pelas reduções e versões em negativo.
Sei que o Brasão é bonitão colorido e cheio de detalhes, mas esse não é o emblema oficial que trabalha todo dia nos documentos e repartições, e também não é esse o símbolo que proponho modificar.
O redesign apresentado acima visa resolver situações de redução e inversão de cor, mas sem alterar os elementos do Brasão e suas proporções originais. Essas situações respondem por grande parte das aplicações do Brasão de Armas da República, e atualmente apresentam-se sem a qualidade que este emblema demanda. O excesso de elementos e texturas dificulta a compreensão do Brasão, o que é importante ainda que não seja o ponto principal da proposta (já que a maioria das pessoas não o lê, de fato). Mas nas situações mencionadas o Brasão tradicionalmente aparece mal impresso e sem um padrão constante de uso, transmitindo uma imagem de descuido, precariedade e desorganização.
O Brasão de Armas da República foi desenvolvido no século XIX como uma imagem e não como uma representação pictórica, e a maioria dos problemas decorre da ausência de uma versão simplificada e adaptada deste emblema. Na proposta apresentada todos os elementos e traços do desenho original foram repensados para proporcionar reduções e inversões firmes, consistentes e mais legíveis.
Além disso, o Brasão redesenhado segue padrões contemporâneos de acabamento, o que pode ser explorado no sentido de apresentar um país mais moderno e atencioso com sua imagem.
A versão em negativo foi adaptada nesta simplificação, fazendo com que o escudo do Cruzeiro do Sul não tenha suas cores invertidas. Esta mesma preocupação pode ser percebida na estrela partida onde ele está inserido, cuja versão em negativo não apresenta contorno.
Para reduções extremas a proposta é trabalhar com uma versão onde as fitas apareçam sem os dizeres oficiais, deslocando-os para fora do Brasão e evitando assim que a redução piore a legibilidade da informação histórica. Esse uso também serve como ensaio para uma possível padronização na comunicação oficial de ministérios e secretarias.
A fonte utilizada na legenda do Brasão é livre, e pode ser implementada nas inúmeras repartições públicas sem ônus algum pro país. Trata-se do projeto desenvolvido pelo designer brasileiro Gustavo Ferreira para a reformulada identidade visual da UnB - UnB Pro e Office, com excelente nível técnico e qualidade de mercado. O tipo escolhido garante mais legibilidade ao Brasão e suas diversas variantes permitem ampliar e padronizar a comunicação oficial da República.
A República do Design. :-)
fev. 2012
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esse projeto foi inspirado nos erros e acertos do redesign (oficial) do brasão do governo central holandês, desenvolvido pelo Studio Dumbar entre 2006-10. este não consistia apenas na criação de uma nova identidade visual, mas na implementação de um sistema integrado de sinalização visando uma comunicação mais clara e organizada batizada de 'one desk concept'.
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Dez passos para um design não solicitado de qualidade:
1. tome a iniciativa:
2. proponha um problema.
3. torne-se um especialista.
4. elabore seu próprio briefing.
5. desenhe sua proposta.
6. junte-se a outros.
7. encontre uma oportunidade.
8. demonstre a urgência da proposta.
9. convoque seu futuro cliente.
10. volte ao início.
(adaptado do texto original de Rory Hide)
Is it just me or don´t the modern Disney princesses resemble themselfes at all these days?
Disney redesigned (again) the classic princesses in this year and that´s what came out.
In deed, they look cute and like a little girl is imagining a princess, I guess at least...
However, I totally go for the classic look! Which one do you prefer?
Right now, I'm planning to redesign a bunch of heroes, and some of them may be re-created in lego just as a side project.
Also, I couldn't find my sketchbook for the moment, so I've drawn it onto one of my workbooks (due to the fact that there's a huge 9 next to him.
Anyways, I've had a recent obsession with giving him details that make him look like a real bat. He has larger eyes, teeth on the mouth hole, a fuzzy, brown cape, and elongated, outlined ears, and reversed finblades.
I've taken inspiration from these bats:
- Giant golden-crowned flying fox (Wings / cape / Color Palette)
- Indiana Bat (Ears / color palette)
- Vampire Bat (Ears / Color palette)
*Note - I'm not the best drawer so NO H8 PLOX*
Just another addition to my ongoing sketch-series of Superhero redesigns. This time, I decided to take on Spider-Man, pulling from these designs
- Ends of the Earth Spider-Man
- The Amazing Spider-Man (2012)
- Vigilante Suit
and most importantly
- Regular Parkour Gear (Wristbands, tight one-strapped backpack)
Anyways, hope you guys enjoy this one. I might make a fig, and/or I might try to draw him using my new sketchpad.
A entry into the Out with the New category of the Colossal Castle Contest. The idea is to rebuild a recent Castle set in the style of castle sets in the 80s. I chose to rebuild The Gatehouse Raid set (#70402). I looked at pictures of Black Falcon and Crusader sets and only used techniques that were used in sets during the 80s. Unfortunately I didn't have enough old grey panels and bricks to build the castle, so I used bley. The older sets generally had more figs for the size of the build than more recent sets, so I added an extra attacking soldier. The drawbridge works nicely, and is operated by a crank in the gatehouse.
Since this set has blown up, I figure I'll address some common things I'm hearing:
- This is pretty redundant to the original... it was the start of the sketches, so I used this to get the color palette and the grid. I know it's not really a departure from the cover.
Well, Onua always reminded me of a mole. So I remade him into a more mole like robot. I built this rather quickly, so there's probably a few issues with it.
Gallery when moderated.