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Haven't been used in a while from the look of it......
From that great little back road out of Cambria, Santa Rosa Creek Rd.....
Just some more neat parts for the collection, obviously the most notable parts here are the Piraka Weapons in Pearl Light Grey and the Pearl Gold Sir Jayko sword.
The Dark Gray 6178 (6x12 mod. Tile) was actually used as an extremely rare printed 'EPISODE III SNIG - PREMIERE 14. MAJ 2005 KL. 11' Movie Ticket given to members of the LEGO Star Wars Team.
See part 6178pb041 on Bricklink for more information.
All of these are now on theqelement, go check it out! We recently surpassed 5,000 Non-Production elements :D
...Ignore the Brown jumper and Yellow Ski Pole, nothing special about them, just forgot to exclude them from the pic :P
Flipped rear element experiment, prior to reblackening the intermediate element group. Producing some interesting distortions and wild bokeh.
painted this huge wall at the new element collective store in burleigh (gold coast) - december 2010 - photo by numskull
The ECamper,
Ursa Minor,
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Model years; 2003–2011
Assembly; United States: East Liberty, Ohio (ELAP)
Honda introduced the Element in 2002. The rear doors open backwards and there is no B-pillar. This one doesn't have the grey plastic panels most Element have above the wheel arches. It's powered by a 2.4 litre engine with 169 PS. The Element was discontinued in 2011 without a direct successor.
A surprise element as you don't know exactly when but towards the end huge gas bombs erupt sending shockwaves and huge balls of fire engulf the man.
Bauersche Gießerei, Frankfurt a.M.: Element. Eine Schrift, die Tradition und Gegenwart vereining, s.d.
Wind
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Élément de décor (le dieu Pan) de l'immeuble art nouveau au n° 13 de la rue Alberta (Alberta Iela) à Riga
Cet Immeuble art nouveau (jugendstil) a été conçu en 1904 par l'architecte Mikhail Eisenstein (1867—1921).
Le bâtiment est décoré de figures et de scènes de la mythologie antique. Il est dominé par un grand mascaron représentant Apollon, en dieu du soleil, ce qui est une symbolique datant de l'époque médiévale. Sur la façade, de nombreux masques ou mascarons rappellent ceux des tragédies antiques. Deux figures mythologiques : Artémis, la déesse de la chasse et Pan, le protecteur des bergers et des troupeaux sont placées au centre de la façade.
Le site du musée d'art nouveau de Riga sur cet immeuble
www.art-nouveau.riga.lv/lat/JugendstilsRiga/eizensteins/a...