View allAll Photos Tagged SPACE
Take the rather dull escape pod thingy from the Man of Steel sets, add some legs and you get an awesome walker!
BUILD your own Space Racer and FLY through checkpoints, maneuver around asteroids, and grab powerups as you race towards victory!
You can mix-and-match the cockpit, wings, and thrusters of your Space Racer, and watch your own creation in action as you race against three AI opponents! The white triangle crosshair guides you to the checkpoints that you must pass. Hold the left mouse button to accelerate, move the mouse to steer, and click the right mouse button or press the spacebar to use a powerup. There are two types of powerups: Boosts and Lasers. Boosts make you faster, and lasers can stun opponents in front of you. Watch out: the competition can use powerups too!
LEGO Ideas entry: ideas.lego.com/challenges/6811cf30-f944-4dfa-8714-9b38be6...
Play the game here: play.unity.com/mg/lego/webgl-builds-22445
created in NIGHTCAFE - Stable Diffusion
the prompt included MANDELBROT, FRACTALS, MUCHA, GIGER
Trying a variety of settings and juggling my prompts to the point where I confused myself.
PROMPTS:
"Outer Space, Nova fractals, Mandelbrot sets, Julia sets, Lyapunov fractals: Create 3D mandelbulb mandelbrot 8K 3D iridescent liminal Cinema 4D CryEngine deviantart, Duane Hanson , Roberto Bernardi, textrnr AI, Vinicius Costa, Alphonse Mucha, Marc Simonetti, H.R.Giger Alien Space, fantastic colors, rainbow"
Weight:1.4 Save
"Einstein's secret orchestra by atomic austin osman spare, H.R.Giger, jock sturges, Norman rockwell amanda sage jackson pollock photographic , minimalist, surrealistic, scientific mystery subgenius 16k resolution, 3ds max, vray, unreal"
Weight:2 Save
"ugly, tiling, poorly drawn hands, poorly drawn feet, poorly drawn face, out of frame, extra limbs, disfigured, deformed, body out of frame, blurry, bad anatomy, blurred, watermark, grainy, signature, cut off, draft"
Weight:-0.3
Space Container Concept - 1. Layout
---
First layout of a whole space locistic concept. The container is stackable and you can open it on three sites.
The four interlinking are part of a standard tight coupling with a spaceship or other transport vehicles.
---
More information and pics up: THE BRICK TIME
Be sure to visit the BrickLink-Shop: THE BRICK TIME - Store
Have a look at our LEGO Ideas Projekts
City of London.
I meant to upload it with yesterday shot but forgot, and looking at it now I think it might deserve its own post after all.
Space Shuttle Endeavour on display at the California Science Center in Exposition Park, Los Angeles.
We all need a space to call our own ♥
I had the privilege to be accepted in the Lagom family. I am amazed with the quality of Lagom items. It's visible that were made with love and dedication. I highly recommend this store if you are considering decorating your home, especially for the ladies that love feminine decor ♥
Lagom - Diana Curtains - Comes with texture change hud with 80 different fabrics and 10 metal colors. With and without sparkles.
Find it at Uber hometown Event
Lagom - Bathroom clutter - Gacha with 14 items: shelf, loofah (blue and pink), 2 floor towels types, shampoo (purple and pink), sponge, bathbombs, bathbombs tube, bathpaw, champagne, scrubbrush and slippers.
Find it at the The Liaison Collaborative
S.O&L - Romace Respite - Gacha with 28 items: corner tube*, sink*, guest towels*, laundry basket, scale, rug, tooth brushes, toilet roll, towel rack, rose petals, bubble bars, bath bombs, haircare*, cabinet*, privy shelf*, privy, styling shelf and mirror. Items marked with * are available in more than 1 colour. PG or adult, you chose!
Find it at Lagom Mainstore
Preparing to depict my old school LEGO space shit. Experimenting with various backdrops, here an original LEGO ground plate.
In honor of Sputnik 1, 50 years later (on Oct. 4th), I present to you all a nice little gem of a book I got off of ebay about a year ago: Space Alphabet (1964) by Irene Zacks. Pictures by Peter P. Plasencia.
The booster from an old rocket ship adrift in space near Milan.
I think this is a very "ambientlight" subject, rendered my way. It is intended as a hommage to ambientlight.
© 2017 Lyn Randle.
Please DO NOT USE, copy, sell, share or download this image. It is illegal to use someone else's images without their permission. My work is NOT for free.
What's Florida without a visit to the Kennedy Space Center? Ah, to dream... Barring the Russian Soyuz and Mars One programs, it was really the closest and only way I could get into low Earth orbit! (+ permission from my wife!)
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) logo was approved by President Eisenhower in 1959, and slightly modified by John F. Kennedy in 1961. Kennedy's portrait seen here engraved in the granite in the background left.
Look for it at Getty Images
Originally intended for a canceled space display in 2020, I had previously only finished the base vehicle a couple years ago. But I just now got around to finishing at least one turret for this pair of vehicles (see album).
I reused the recent Thomisid MK II quad mech torso for the majority of the turret, especially the hatch. Combined with some things I learned while building my simple light tanks, the turret turned out well. Lastly I borrowed the Heron light mech's missile pods. I didn't initially intend to have missiles on this turret, but just couldn't help it. I like the versatility it implies!
The Packmule is intended to be a compact armored utility transport for small squads of space marines. It can fit 5 minifigs inside through the gull-wing doors, and has a basic suspension system in the rear to support the 6x4 stud flatbed space.
Turned out more complicated than I had initially intended, but I'm otherwise happy with how well the shape and structure came out.
It seems that there is a new space-themed pinball machine set coming out soon, so I think it's a good time to share a virtual build that I submitted to LEGO Ideas for their Timeless Creations contest last year. Sadly, my entry never even made it to the fan vote and I think now we know why. Great minds think alike I guess...
Pinball is a timeless game. Originating in the 18th century, these machines have entertained players worldwide for generations! Not only can they be found in arcades, but also in people's homes and in video games. Many people have special memories attached to these machines, such as spending many hours in their youth trying to get the high score. This is a completely non-electronic pinball machine with an exciting Classic Space theme! It features 2 flippers, a spring launcher, and several rubber bumpers. It works similar to early versions of pinball where you have to shoot balls into various holes on the board to score points after which they appear in score troughs at the front of the machine.
What do you think? Do you like this design or did LEGO do it better?
When planets have multiple inhabited small moons, a regular bus service makes more sense than large cruisers or private vessels.
I thought I would write some notes on my setup for my recent space photos. Most LEGO pictures deliberately present the subject as a model, with a neutral background and diffuse light. I've tried to get a more Star Treky effect as if it's really in space with exotic lighting. I've also shot it so you can't see the stand, as if it's floating.
I've used a green backing so I can easily remove the ship from the background. This isn't a massive factor, because it's relatively easy to cut out the ship by hand in a still image; but it saved me a bit of time so...
The photos are taken with a very small aperture, so the depth of field is maximised. I then use a very low ISO to minimise grain. This in turn requires a very long exposure, like 5 seconds, or else the picture is crazy dark. However that's not a problem of course because it's a still life - it doesn't move! I do underexpose a bit to prevent the white burning in and crushing all the highlights. I can easily brighten it in Photoshop.
A.Camera. I've got it wired directly to my laptop so I can download the pictures immediately and check they've worked on a big screen before moving on.
B.Key light. This is the "warm" yellow light coming from the left in the pictures. It's an IKEA anglepoise lamp with a high intensity fluorescent bulb. There's a straw coloured gel over it to make it "warmer".
C.Fill light. This is another IKEA light with a bright bulb. It's got a blue gel over it and a bunch of gauze (actually net curtain material) held in front to soften it.
D.Kicker. This light throws a bright blue light from left to pick out detail. This is an LED worklight which throws a very bright white light. It's got a blue gel over it.
E.Greenscreen. This is some bright green wrapping paper taped to the wall. Because it's going to be keyed out it doesn't matter too much how smooth or good it looks. There's another light X aimed at it to light it. Note also the model is quite far away from it so green "spill" light doesn't reflect back on the model.
F.The model. It's internally lit with LEDs which are surprisingly bright (as you can see here).
G.The window is blocked up so all the light in the room comes from artificial sources so it's completely controllable.
As you can see my setup is very rudimentary and pretty much everything is improvised. My digital camera is second-hand and about 10 years old. If folks are interested I will do another post with details of the processes I use in PhotoShop to create the final images.
Learning how to make a space composition of different images!
Three images made this.
Images sourced from NASA
The Milky Way pano
Credit: ESO/S. Brunier