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So, bet no one expected this. Recently kinda sorta got back into transformers, as you do, and spent a few days building this guy. Doesn't transform, for now at least. Might have a crack at an actual transforming transformer at some point. Really like him though, I'm quite pleased I was able to make a wee Optimus prime, kinda wanna take him places, and get shots of him 'exploring' places.
So, not much to say really...ooh, of all the things I could find hard, the gun was definitely the hardest thing to get right. It's not great, but it'll do. So, as always, lemme know what you think :D
Various artists in West Auckland have used their artistic ability and painted the many roadside transformers.
A work of art #34 52in2019
Cropped but otherwise an unadulterated iPhone5 image of the transformers in my previous photo "The Land of Giants". It was a dull grey day hence the processing for the main shot. For my group www.flickr.com/groups/telegraph_tuesday/ HTT!
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==> from either mtr station of TaiKoo Exit B (closer) or Quarry Bay Exit A :
King's Road 1032-1044 . Remember this and ONLY this !!!
(the main road where u can see trams)
Reference here (after the 1st minute) :
Traffic was nuts this morning at the Dollard bridge. The cops directing traffic, usually 3 of them at different areas control the lights. Geez it's very slow. Then again you'd probably have chaos if they weren't there. The bridge itself looks like something from a transformers movie.
I don't normally leave a description but I felt like I wanted to let you know what it was about this seemingly ordinary image that stood out to me. If you look at the subjects face the timing of the passing bus window frames his right eye as if he were wearing a Transformers mask. That's it. The inferred contrast between normal guy having lunch and super hero jumped out at me when I was reviewing the images I took.
This shot was taken in Pittsburgh while I was teaching a street photography workshop recently. If you're interested in street photography you can check out DecisiveShot.com.
These things regularly come through Congleton. I don't know how long it is but this is one of the shorter versions. Sometimes they have an additional tractor unit on the front and the back. Even this trailer unit has 224 main wheels, twenty eight axles each with eight wheels. They take transformers from where they are made in Stafford to the docks at Ellesmere Port for export. I think it might have been a good idea to build the factory closer to Ellesmere Port.
A new art installation has positively transformed a downtown street corner. Eye-catching sculptures went up Thursday outside Sunwest Silver at Lomas and Fourth, right across from the courthouses. They are modeled after the Transformers characters, Optimus Prime and Grimlock.
We made a quick stop to take a look at these fabulous pieces of art.
The 128ton transformer, which was offloaded by barge at Black Rock Sands being transported by truck (Mammoet Trojan) to Trawsfynydd Power Station.
Building both digital and physical at the same time,
to finalize a few more Transformers models.
This theme never seems to let go of me.
With so many characters that fit the Lego color palette,
it will be another decade of building i guess :D
First of all i have to say that my blood and tears are all over the model not only in sense.
Cablecutters vs. Flexocables!
Second this model is an answer to this:
www.flickr.com/photos/fbtbnet/5450617835/
Hasbro, when producing Transformers
legolized (kre-olized) they at least should TRANSFORM !
After my first version a couple of years ago i thought i give him the right colors and scale him down a bit.
He´s one of my favorite TF
models so far.
The jet mode is supposed to be a F-15
even when the shape is not perfect,
i hope you get the idea and like this
legolized Starscream.
The statues display at the Silver Leaf Garden, Gardens by the Bay during Transformers : Rise of the Beasts Statues World Tour.
My newest project has been this set of 3 flatcars. These cars are meant to be run together as they are carrying a disassembled high voltage transformer. The main chunk of the transformer is on the middle heavy duty flatcar and the rest of the parts are on the 2 companion flatcars, with each crate representing a specific part of the transformer. Transformers of this scale were too big and heavy to move as one piece so they were often shipped like this and then assembled on site.
The following cars were used in the consist:
PRR 470200 -> This is a Pennsylvania RR F34 heavy duty flatcar, designed by Matt Csenge. I have always found this car cool and I am so excited to have one in my fleet. Matt absolutely nailed the look of this car!
CN 660239 -> This is a Canadian National “Group C” flatcar. This is a 46’ car and is notable for being the first flatcar that Canadian National designed and built themselves.
CN 651731 -> This is a Canadian national “A-3” flatcar. This is a 40’ car and would have been inherited from the Canadian northern railway during the formation of the Canadian National.
First model in a line of following Transformers creations.
Not all of them will be built with LEGO though.
On this character the colors did work too well to not give it a try.
Original from the asian Dorvack toyline Roadbuster was next to
Jetfire and Whirl one of the more advanced HASBRO Transformers releases.
Diecast and high detail transformation made them called Autobot Deluxe vehicles.
The new LEGO balljoints came handy for the transformation on the feet and body.
Also the new 1x2 curved slopes in dark brown made for a perfect headpiece.
Stay tuned for more model uploads very soon!
Have a great weekend!
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Thanks Phil for the olive green part supply ;)