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Nearly 1200 members of the Class of 2018 complete “march back”, a 12.2 mile ruck march from Camp Buckner to the United States Military Academy, August 12. March back is the final task of Cadet Basic Training.
(Photo by: John Pellino/ USMA DPTMS VI)
the back pond has been dug out needed to line it with wet clay ti stop the soil falling in as the soil was so dry
Directly from Giovanni Allevi music.
For Strobist: one SB-26 outside the window @1/1, triggered via Cactus.
Active Assignment Weekly : August 25 - September 1 Topic - Back to School
100 Pictures- 94. Triangle
Our back yard at 114 Veranda Drive in Madison Alabama. Made using the Canon 5D Mark III and Adobe Photoshop CS5.
Back view of my Paper Pac-Man that will be in the "We'll be right back after these messages" show at Rivet in August. Based on the '80's animated version of Pac-Man!
Last week the company I work for moved into a new space. I packed 27 boxes, 22 of which were for my collection of art toys. It's taken nearly 2 weeks to set it all up. And here it is.
Back in 2015, when Masterbuilder Marshal Banana released the first photos of his magnificent Millennium Falcon design, I was completely stunned. This was the best design I had ever seen, and I had to build it.
I spent most of 2016 reverse engineering it in LDD, which took more than 300 hours. In meantime, I started buying second hand sets and rare bricks. In januari 2017, I ordered the remaining parts via Bricklink. This took a few weeks. In februari I started building.
The design contains more than 7500 parts, and more than 500 different bricktypes.
The original design is impossible to reproduce in LDD, because it has almost 100 'illegal' connections (stress on the bricks), at least according to LDD. So I have stubbed these with yellow bricks, just to make it possible.
The design is 100% Lego, no other components, no rubberbands, no wires.
The frame is completely made of technic bricks.
To join bricks back to back, I used the connectors of legacy hinge plates.
I have tried to reproduce the original design as accurately as possible, but exchanged some parts for parts that I already had in my collection. And, of course, I had to guess the inner construction, because there are no pictures of it.
During building, I reconsidered some constructions from my LDD, which I improved, to make it more sturdy.
I will post some work in progress pictures, now and then.
Ok, and I know that there are rumors about a next UCS Lego Millennium Falcon set. And I assume (and hope) that it will be great. But I will finish this build anyway. I started this project long before the rumors, and it will be awesome.
I also know that other people have reverse engineered it, and that is also awesome. But again, I started this project long before I saw any similar projects, and I am just following my own design.
Note that my building progress is more ahead than the photos currently posted. Also, this first image is an intermediate render of the LDD file, not the final bulld.
I hope that you will like it, and that it may bring some inpiration.
Enjoy!