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A quick build mostly based on the question of "what can I build with the two blue wheel arches that came with the Ferrari Ultimate Garage?"
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 final revision of my rebel snowspeeder (or T-47 airspeeder) from Star Wars Episode V.
Instructions can be purchased here: www.brickvault.toys/products/snowspeeder-minifig-scale
Serena Besar - Lembeh (Indonesia/Bitung, Sulawesi)
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Jim Danner's Canadian Pacific speeder sits at the Phillipsburg Railroad Historians on display for the open house
Lance Cpl. Jacob Arthur, a crew chief serving with 3rd Assault Amphibian Battalion and a native of Los Angeles, shoots during a timed event at the 2013 Western Division Matches at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif., March 5. More than 300 competitors from Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Mirimar, Logistics Base Barstow and Camp Pendleton came to Wilcox Range to compete in the two-week competition. Only the top ten percent on the competitors will receive medals and will qualify to compete in the Marine Corps Champion Matches later this year.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Joseph Scanlan)
Ford Shelby GT500 SuperSnake Mustang Police car waiting for a speeder to chance their luck.
1/18 scale plastic model by Yin Yu Arts Toys. Poseable steering, working red and blue beacons.
Diorama home made.
WE SD40T-2 #5413 rolls through downtown Creston with 227 on it's way towards Hartland Siding. Due to rolling hills and 40 mph rail, I lost the train numerous times between here and Brewster. The Wheeling is not an easy railroad to chase!
One of my all time favorites was a shot about two years back of a clear Christmas ornament a lot like this, also water filled.
I was using a borrowed pellet rifle that probably had a pellet velocity of abot 500fps.
So I was just curious what things would look like with a faster rifle and faster pellet. This is a plastic sabot type thing with a metal tip. The plastic part separates upon impact and releases the metal tip.
You can see the orange/red "shadow of the plastic just under the flash reflection.
The faster pellet leaves a sharper angle on the wake.
Surprise.
We just arrived at compton beach (IOW) and started to settle when my 6 year old planted this next to me, perfect for the high speed comp I thought!!
This shot was taken at the Spanish Fork, Utah airfield during the Wheels and Wings airshow. A plane speeds down the runway not far from the ground with the Wasatch Mountains in the background.
I was thinking the other day about a long ago attempt to shoot a book. The results were not any good since the book had too many pages.
I was mulling this over when I thought about fanning out the book to make it less dense when I flashed onto the idea of making a simple fan.
Here is the second shot of a folded fan.
If I was an origami master, I could go somewhere with this.
Cheers.