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My MOC of the Back to the Future LEGO set. Uses mostly the parts found in that set with some obvious additions.
Set is now modular, so to switch between the three main versions from the films requires swapping out some parts.
Been planning this for years and slowly building up a library of techniques in my head so if you see a build you recognise then credit to the original builder.
"Please excuse the crudity of this model. I didn't have time to build it to scale or paint it."
This year's Halloween project is a little more complicated. I hope to get it finished in time.
Ten years ago today, I uploaded my first MOC.
After weeks of sorting and cleaning my old LEGO collection, after countless hours of getting to know to the new parts that had emerged during my dark ages, after days of trying and failing to build something that looked remotely like the Time Machine from the 2002 movie, after finally being satisfied with the result, after my first timid Bricklink order, after dozens of photos and after I comprehended the complicated process of dealing with MOCpages , yes, after all that, I uploaded my first MOC and … nothing happened.
For 2 whole days.
Then, oh glory, I received my first comment (thank you so much, McVitie 15). Somebody actually had a look at my MOC and even wrote something (I’ve only read the book, but this is the sort of thing I’d imagine it to look like.)
It took the whole, hot summer of 2010, a lot of stamina and willpower, to keep building. I dreamed of huge MOCs that I was going to build, of how to be blogged one day by the almighty The Brothers Brick and of how to be noticed by the great ones, like Nannan Zhang , Mark Kelso or Mark Stafford .
Please don’t be mad at me for not naming more or even all of them, because there are far, far too many people in this fantastic community that motivated and inspired me, that I met online and in real life, and some of them became good friends over the decade.
Thanks so much to all of you. I don’t know where I’d be today without you and this incredible hobby.
To give something back to the community, I created instructions for the little vignette that I uploaded for the ‘Hobbit Day’.
You can download them for free HERE (ca. 10 MB)
Have fun with them and be creative.
And thanks to everybody for 10 amazing years.
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Canon 7D
Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
1 Speedlite 580 EX II
Triggered with Mumford Time machine and Drip kit.
It looks like Luke and Yoda came up with a solution to their “seeing the future” problem.
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That's just the top-level. Digging a little deeper, it operates through a series of hypermodal undulative quantum matricies. Any locambulatory feedback is re-routed through the primary polycyclic encaptolography circuit, effectively eliminating nearly all perceived phase eddies.
The rest of the internals are proprietary at this point in time. More updates later...
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Triggered with Mumford Time machine and Drip kit.
Born on this day 158 years ago in London, England.
H.G. Wells was an English author known for such timeless classics as The War of the Worlds, The Time Machine, The Invisible Man, and The Island of Doctor Moreau.
He wrote more than 50 novels, plus many nonfiction works on politics, history, science, biographies, and satire.
Wells died August 13, 1946 at the age of 79.
Original photo by Charles Beresford
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4 Yongnuo YN560 II Flash Speedlite.
Triggered with Mumford Time machine and Drip kit.
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Here's another one that has taken the shape of a bird. This time it looks likes a peacock!
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Canon 7D
Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
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Triggered with Mumford Time machine and Drip kit.
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Another mirrored one!
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Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
1 Speedlite 580 EX II
Triggered with Mumford Time machine and Drip kit.
The life-cycle of a simple water drop collision, showing the timings in 1000's of a second from when the 1st drop was released & the shutter opened.
Strobist, 580EXII & 430EX from behind, through frosted glass.
Triggered with The Time Machine.
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Triggered with Mumford Time machine and Drip kit.
I learned my lesson before when I lost all my files. Im not taking any chances this time. I got two 2Tb for automatic full system back up and a 1TB for all my raw files from my DSLR. #harddrive #backup #toshiba #timemachine
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Another mirrored one.
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So I got a little carried away making symmetrical images. It's amazing how the most boring splash can look when it's mirrored. I like the result with this one, it looks like a heart.
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Equipment used:-
Canon 7D
Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
1 Speedlite 580 EX II
Triggered with Mumford Time machine and Drip kit.
"The future belongs to those that believe that anything is possible." ~Tomitheos
Toronto, CANADA
Explore #166 on November 16th, 2012
Copyright © 2012 Tomitheos Art Photography - All Rights Reserved
“Do you like living in a big city?” he asks with a slightly disgusted look on his face. “Of course!” she chimes, looking around at the massive buildings, throngs of people littering the narrow sidewalks, and the business on the streets.
He lets out a deep breath, looks first down at his plain shoes then turns his head slightly and stares sideways at her for a bit. “Why?” he finally asks, wrinkling his nose a little.
“Why not?!” she boasts. Not skipping a beat she continues, “Public transportation in this city is one of the best in the world. Every time you round a corner you never know what you’re going to see. If you want to attend a play, you’re not limited to what the local community theater or high school is putting on. Ballets, operas, musical performances!” She throws her arms excitedly into the air as her voice grows. “And just think about how many performers and shows visit this city each year. You have so many choices. This place is exploding with stimulation!”
“You’re going to explode…” he muses in a sarcastic tone.
She reaches out and pokes him in his side playfully.
His shoulders start to heave as he shakes his head and chuckles, “How much do they pay you to rattle off that garbage anyway?”
She pokes his side again, this time a little harder. “Let’s get a cab, it’s freezing out here.”
“That’s the smartest thing I’ve heard all day!” He says. Now she’s the one shaking her head.
“But let me move about five feet back from the road. They’ll stop if they see a pretty girl hailing a cab in the cold. When they see me they lay on the gas."
“Fine.” She says as he shuffles back towards the alley.
She stands near the corner with her arm outstretched, dancing a little: Alternating the distribution of her body weight from one foot to the other, hoping the movement might help to keep her warm.
“Hey!” He yells over the noise of the city.
“What?” She yells back. When there is no reply she finally turns to look at him. His neck is craned and he’s scanning the area. “What?” She yells again, whipping her head back towards the road.
“I need a time machine.” He says, quite plainly.
She’s cold standing in the wind, and not amused. “What for?” She yells back, still searching traffic for a cabby with a light on.
“So I can go back 20 years and invest in concrete.”
“Concrete?!” She replies, perplexed.
“Yes, look around you! This city is one big slab of it, interrupted by a few million pieces of steel and glass. I’d be a rich man by now.”
She rolls her eyes then smiles as she spots a taxi slowing down.
She grabs the handle and pops the door open before motioning to him to join her.
“See, what did I tell you? My plan is a well-oiled machine.” He boasts with a hint of ego.
She gives the driver directions and the vehicle speeds off. The car navigates through heavy evening traffic, it’s passengers lunge back and forth as the driver practices his erratic skills. She clutches onto the door arm to steady herself.
“Here’s another investment opportunity, and I don’t even need a time machine for it.” He whispers and shoots her a mischievous grin.
“What?” She replies coyly.
He leans in closer to her and says, in a hushed voice, “Brake pads.”
Rebuilt the rear section of my six stud wide DeLorean this weekend. The big change was I got rid of the wedges I was using on the sides and added bars in a sloping angle to try and replicate the rear/side window frames. Also added exhaust pipes, some dark gray framing around the tail lights and reshaped the glowing pieces.
TK455': "Hi! We're TK455 and TK479 from the future."
TK455: "Isn't our encounter supposed to create a time paradox, the results of which could cause a chain reaction that would unravel the very fabric of the space time continuum, and destroy the entire universe?"
TK479': "No. It's not the same movie."
TK479: "Why is that guy looking like me?"
Part of the time-travel story arc.
For better comprehension, during the next days, the TK455 and TK479 who are coming from the future will be named TK455' and TK479'.
Stormtroopers 365 > Day 316/365
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The DeLorean DMC12 time machine, from the Back to the Future Movie Trilogy is one of the most known cars in movie history.
"You built a time machine DeLorean … out of Lego bricks?"
I am so pleased that Lego worked with Universal Studios to produce this toy. Back to the Future is my favorite movie of all time, and my daughter and I had a blast assembling this DeLorean time machine.
If I'm not mistaken, I have never posted a photo of my own Lego toys. It is appropriate that this one is my first.
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Time Portal laboratory is another creation in Second Life by Frau Jo Yardley, the creative force behind the 1920s Berlin sims. It's a fun place to use to take trips to Ancient Rome; Tudor, Victorian or 1940s England; or 1920s-40s or 1950s/60s USA. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Time%20Portal/126/124/1930