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I used the Speed Champions Ford GT40 since the old GT and the 00's GT share a lot of elements and style. I think that was the best way to make this one to keep some continuity with the official one.
Instructions: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KwHRQ8M2v8
DeLorean Speeder built for #speedermashup hosted by @rebel.p.u.n.k on Instagram to celebrate 2500 followers! I designed this in Bricklink stud.io over two days. Every part exists irl and if I've done my homework should be buildable. I'm planning on ordering some parts and giving it a shot.
The nifty little speeder that the Anzellans (and Grogu) used in the Mandalorian and Grogu film. Fits both Anzellans from their transport set plus Babu Frik from the Advent Calendar. Only issue is it doesn't fit the new Grogu mold as the base is slightly larger than one stud (he would fit if facing outwards, but not if facing forwards).
Free instructions: reb.li/m/267193
On the same type of boat with thirteen others on way to 15 mins ride to Menumbuk and trialing behind is two other boats. The guy sat on the roof all the way. They called this "jump seat" and he is sitting on his life jacket.
The CSM-26 Dual Citizen Speeder AKA The Crucible [FULL COLLECTION ON FLICKR]
Designed and manufactured by ARC (Aratech Repulsir Company) after the Clone Wars reached it’s end. Aratech had been know across the galaxy for it’s well known BARC-Speeder (Biker Advanced Recon Commando) that was utilized by the Galactic Republic and it’s clone legion’s across the galaxy. But once the war came to an end, Aratech had already slowly phased out the BARC speeder and started manufacturing the 74-Z Speeder bike. This speeder was also planned to hit planets galaxy wide under the use of the fancy new Empire. Higher ups within Aratech were getting a little worried about the fate of the company. Single passenger bikes weren’t going away anytime soon, but bigger companies were branching out to other markets, Aratech wanted some of that money. So they went to the source, Coruscant. Immediately starting prototyping and design phases for multiple speeders. What they came up with ranged from cargo speeders to space buses.
That’s when the CSM was born. CSM or Coruscant Speeder Model, was the way to go. Every senator and crime lord had a CSM, most had a 16-17 generation. But when Aratech hit their 20th design, they found dual seated beauties. Big, sleek, fast and moldable. The perfect speeder for any space gangster or political leader. The criminals and everyday folk would jack up their CSMs with everything from concealed weapons to massive engines. While the political powerhouses would spice up the paint job.
But some, like the simple spice dealer likesd it simple and sleek. So Shrik chose the CSM-26 Dual Citizen Speeder, big enough to toss some spice in the side seat or pick up a Twi-lek at the local club. It was perfect for many. (For @richboyjhae ‘s amazing #rbjspeedercontest !! Thank you so much for hosting this Jhae! I love the theme and am satisfied with this build!)
Members of a speed-kidnapping-gang in Petare, one of the largest slums in Caracas, Venezuela. They focus on tourists an foreigners and hold them hostage for up to 24 hours until a ransom of a few thousand US-Dollars has been paid.
A small speeder made only with part from the excellent 31039: Blue Power Jet Lego set.
The canopy can open and two minifigs can comfortably sit Inside.
The speeder is very sturdy and highly swooshable.
The Galactic Motors Pons_E Speeder was typical of the company's motto, 'Style over Substance.' With no expense spared on swooshability, sleekness and on board record turntable and none at all spent on safety features, it was a huge hit with the 'up and in' crowd across the solar system.
A little speeder based on the style used by @Nanners on Mecabricks (there should be a handy link at the bottom of the description)
Been meaning to post this for a bit but complications with rendering (or the lack thereof) continued to plague me, until a fellow Mecabricks designer by the username Cuber shared on Discord that, by messing around with the 3D viewer, you can get some pretty passable 'renders'. By no means perfect or convincing, but good enough to be shared.
The vehicle was inspired by the cyclecars of the 1910's and 20's, particularly the Grafton Cyclecar, but ended up looking very much different, even without rocket engines and suchlike.
(@Nanners' builds: www.mecabricks.com/en/user/nanners )
(@Cuber's Builds: www.flickr.com/photos/completecube/ )
3D View here:
www.mecabricks.com/en/models/1k2qkoL1vE0
Enjoy :]
Need for Speed Rivals • ReShade Framework • NFS Rivals Cinematic Tools by Hattiwatti
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CSX freight Q332 blasts through Joppa, MD with a duo of GE motors in the little bit of light that could barely be seen
Something different from me ... I like to mix it up with my photography and this is my first effort at panning!
The speed limit for the Ohio Turnpike was 70 mph back in the 1960s... It became 70 mph again in 2011, after being 55 then later 65 for decades. I believe the road was also 75 mph for a brief time in the late 1960s or early 1970s.
Here is a map that I figured I would share. As some of you know, I do collect some maps. I decided to back up the maps digitally in case something unforeseen happens to them (such as fire). It also gives me a chance to share them online if anyone is interested. Some of the maps are more delicate so I will have to figure something else out for those ones.
This map is a 1966 version of the Ohio Turnpike map. It also shows other existing Interstate highways in the state of Ohio, planned interstates at the time, and the turnpikes that existed at the time in the Northeastern US.
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Description • Some old shots I forgot existed. Probably for a reason.
If you uninstall an Origin game, it'll just wipe out the folder. Screenshots and all. It's not friendly like Steam for example.