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Support Drone "Iton" can be used in every type of domain like civil and military.
Inspired by a lot of drone on flickr.
Little test with custom stickers and light ( by brickstuff ) what do you think ?
Some US Army infantry dismounted from their Matvee while on patrol in support of NATO's Stabilization Force in Eastern Europe (SFOR). Much of the American contingent of this peacekeeping mission is a armored brigade intended to deter aggressive action by the revanchist Yugoslav People's Army, so separate infantry brigades are often rotated into theater to better provide a lighter-weight way to interface with the local population. Still, the heavily mechanized and modernized Yugoslavs and their proxy Black Hand organization remain a significant threat in the Balkans, forcing the American military to consider heavier armaments for their soldiers' utility vehicles. Options such as the Reconfigurable Integrated Weapons Platform are an outstanding choice for this job, and provide units quite a bit of flexibility on what kind of weaponry they bring to the field. The M-ATV pictured above is equipped with a 30mm chain gun and 7.62mm coaxial machine gun, alongside a pair of FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank guided missiles, and a counter-drone jamming system.
Jonathon Dickson Reserve, Lake Cathie, NSW, Australia.
Thanks to the drone's obliging owner who allowed me to take this photo.
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Igniting a spark can be tough. Outside forces creep in with plans all their own. But we have to push forward, finding fuel for fire if we’re gonna get anything done. We just have to be open to the journey.
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Wardrobe Stylist: Drew Donnelly
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I found some old pictures of this thing that i hadn't posted before. (Altho the are already some photos of this ship in my Stream)
So i decided to go search for the tiny sketch i had somewhere in a very old sketchbook. took me several hours to find it!
Anyways i did my best with the small pictures of poor quality. Some angles had never been posted before and yet they show some of my favorite detail like the pipe that changes color with the stripe...
A build from 2008
Big and heavy drone. Very big and very heavy drone. Not too tall, but big. I guess I could have tried to fit a minifig, but I thought it should be a drone, so there is no pilot, only lots of bulky SNOT bricks and robust detailing. It was somewhat inspired by a really cool piece of art, but I can't remember where I got that image from...
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The oil terminal at Jarrow is a stone's throw from where the venerable Bede trod the earth, and also on the banks of the Tyne. Bede is long gone, the tiniest glimpse of the river is upper left of shot. The lower altitude drone shot shows the loco well but is not so good here for the overall context.
The drone featured in this vignette.
It contains the secret ingredient for the Builders Lounge Iron Builder competition. My way of putting some pressure on Karf and Sly ;-)
7/2022 - Harmar, PA
CN's daily ore shuttle from Conneaut, OH to the Union Railroad near Pittsburgh crosses the huge bridge across the Allegheny River.
The scene of an act of sabotage during the Irish Civil War seems appropriate given world events this week! Long before the advent of drones dealing death from the sky, more mundane methods were used. Was the train destroyed in situ, or were they the victims of a mine set under the permanent way?
Photographers: J. Kilpatrick
Collection: Civil War Infrastructural Damages Photograph Collection
Date: 1922 Tuesday, 16 January 1923,
NLI Ref: NPA CW8
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This is an experiment, probably the next level of "Neo Classic Space Era", a mecha pilotated trough the ment of the pilot that it can stay in a base without any danger to die, like a drone. Small mechas can operate in every condition and can be replaced simply
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This is a picture of a Drone Fly on the South Tract of the Patuxent Research Refuge near Laurel, Maryland.
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Laurel Quad