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IL RE HA PERSO LA G
Il Loop Fighter è un modello di attrazione presente in molti luna park, progettato e costruito dall'azienda italiana Technical Park di Melara a partire dal 2009.
È composto da un braccio meccanico motorizzato che ha il suo fulcro a 12,4 metri di altezza. Al braccio è connessa una gondola dotata di 4 vetture di 4 posti ciascuna, per un totale di 16 posti.
Ha un'altezza di 17,5 metri da fermo e 24 metri in movimento, raggiungendo un'accelerazione pari a 4,5 G.
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THE KING LOST THE G
The Loop Fighter is an attraction model present in many amusement parks, designed and built by the Italian company Technical Park of Melara starting from 2009.
It is composed of a motorized mechanical arm which has its fulcrum at a height of 12.4 meters. Connected to the arm is a gondola equipped with 4 cars with 4 seats each, for a total of 16 seats.
It has a height of 17.5 meters from standstill and 24 meters in motion, reaching an acceleration of 4.5 G.
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Immagine realizzata con lo smartphone HUAWEI MATE 20 PRO
I had free time the other day. For a freelancer work is slow these days as you can imagine. One has to do something to pass the time, so why not play with toys.
The TIE fighter was a long and slow build, it still isn’t quite finished but whatever little details there are missing, such as the Dremel tool bits temporarily standing in for the chin cannons, won’t really show on these photographs. This is as good as it gets.
I am very happy with how this thing behaves in front of the camera. It was a bit of a gamble, you never really know before trying, but it turned out a pleasant surprise. I was a little concerned about the wings that are too big and thin but my eye is already accustomed to that. It’s good enough for now.
This little fighter has climbed higher on my spaceships list after building it. Much higher!
Foo Fighters' single - My Hero, taken from their 1997 album The Colour and the Shape.
Sydney, Australia (Monday 2 July 2018)
Former US Navy Night-Fighter Bomber Grumman F7F-3N Tigercat BuAerNo. 80382 on display at the Planes of Fame, Chino, California
Scanned Kodak 35mm Transparency
A fighter celebrates his victory much to the dismay of the opposing gamblers at a late night fight event in rural Isaan. Virtually all Thais who frequent Muay Thai do so to gamble.
First red TIE Interceptor, now yellow TIE Fighter!
I am usually not too fond of "yet another TIE variant" but how could I resist a yellow one? Such a beautiful color to go with black and grey! This just screams "utalitarian design" and so fits the mining guild theme perfectly!
It is a relatively simple build, but it already contains some fixes I intend for the v2.0 TF, most notably better shape of the solar panel. Change is minimal but noticeable enough! And I am very slightly... quite proud of the stripe solution ^^
En los primeros días de la desescalada, aun se podia seguir viendo el 747 de RubyStar por Barajas (EW-511TQ) en sus vuelos desde Karaganda, el cual venia cargado hasta arriba de material medico. De ahi su logo en el morro del centurion con las palabras Covid fighters.
Madrid Barajas 22/06/20.
Created for The Hypothetical Awards 3rd Annual Tim Noonan Art Challenge: www.flickr.com/groups/1179479@N25/discuss/72157632881005796/
TIE Fighter? Gray is so unsightly these days, Bow Tie fighters are much more hip and stylish way to populate your fleet! Osiris Fleet Systems has the Bow Tie ready for combat, with forward twin laser cannons and heat sink nacelles on each wing.
A rather obvious pun here, 3D view on mecabricks: mecabricks.com/en/models/1w2rVmDV28W
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Not much here really. Just making new with old. This is mainly to thank Calin for his insightful suggestion regarding the landing gear, and particularly the tire choice for the P-61. And tweaking the tail wheel of the corsair.
Here, the Black Widow is presented in P-61A-10-NO variant, with fixed forward turret to prevent buffeting. The new undercarriage allow for a lower ground clearance, making it a bit more accurate.
And, of course, I just could not resist building another corsair, this time in its night fighter variant, hence the Radar bulb on the right wing. The orange is conform to the Navy reserve group paint scheme.
Note : For those interested in the Black Widow, I strongly recommend Jeff Kolln's book titled 'Northrop's Night Hunter P-61 Black Widow' which was an incredible source of reference material during the building.
The Ultimate Fighters (of Ultimate Warbird Flights, based at Sywell) making a nice formation pass at the Victory Show. Restricted by the display line at the show, their display consisted of less aerobatics and more formation passes such as this, which were perfect for photography.
Around two years ago I made a small microscale fighter out of tablescraps while beginning to sort my LEGO. Even though it was a fairly ordinary design I was quite fond of it so never took it apart, and after finishing my SHIPtember project was looking for something new to occupy me. So I decided to scale it up, and the result is what I am calling the Wolfhound - a near-atmosphere, crew-of-two fighter craft.
Initially I was going to a simple scale-up, keeping all the features of the original micro model the same. As I progressed I couldn't help tweaking some stuff, however; the most noticeable change being the length of the wings. The original wings ended up looking something like battering rams, more as a result of the parts I had available than anything. When it came to the minifig-scale model, I couldn't get a solution I was happy with, so I played around with some of the proportions and ended up with a Vic Viper-esque shape that I'm quite pleased with.