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New shots of my 8 stud wide style Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio model. The more powerful version, the Quadrifoglio, has added air outlets, spoiler and a bigger diffuser at the end, with 4 exhaust. Besides the accurate exterior, the model includes a detailed interior, which can fit 4 minifigures in total and has features represented as air vents, screen for the central computer, and the shifter for the manual transmission.
Instructions for all versions (Super, Veloce, QV, GTA, GTAm) are available togethert at my Rebrickable page:
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Out on the far reaches of the Empire, these surveillance stations were tasked with intercepting Rebel communiques and sniffing out cells.
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via Instagram ift.tt/1Khu9oN Starting the day off right with some Mixels. Meet Kramm, the first of the Weldos! Fingers crossed I can finally shoot some build videos later today. #LegoMixels #MixelsSeries6 #Mixels #lego #legos #legoaddict #legoaddicted #legoaddiction #bricknetwork #toygroup_alliance #toycrewbuddies #toycrewbuddiesusa #toycrewbuddieslego #legostagram #instalego #afol #afolclub #legoclub #toyslagram_lego #toys_lego #legomania #legography #legophoto
Design Insights XLVIII
Telltale signs of a bygone era are positively replete across the city of Rome; that is, if you know where to look! For many visitors, Piazza Navona is among the first stops of any respectable itinerary. It was there, at Bernini Ristorante, where I had the first meal of my inaugural trip to the Eternal City in 2019. Admittedly, it's a bit of a tourist trap, but one that felt right given its namesake's (Gian Lorenzo Bernini's) influence over the urban design of the modern city.
More than anyone else since the emperors of antiquity, Bernini left his mark on the city with an unassailable volume of architectural, sculptural and urban development projects, including the design of the Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi at the center of Piazza Navona. Much of the canvas on which Bernini and his contemporaries built, however, was put down by the emperors of Rome. One such emperor, Domitian, was himself responsible for the shape of Piazza Navona. Domitian built a Stadium on the site in the late first century CE, alongside countless other projects to restore the grandeur of the Campus Martius in the aftermath of the fire of 80 CE.
To this day, the cobblestone pavement of Piazza Navona echoes the gravel terrain on which athletes competed in quadrennial games, in the Greek tradition. The buildings which encircle the piazza were built atop the cavea of this ancient stadium. These partially excavated foundations are accessible today, and are included in these insights. Let's now explore this ancient landmark hidden - if just below the surface - in plain sight.
Don't miss this all-new DESIGN Insights post highlighting Phase III of my ongoing efforts to build all of Ancient Rome, circa mid-4th century CE!
๐ These insights are EXCLUSIVE to Corinthian patrons, and peel back the curtain months before these designs will be shared publicly. The renderings, on the other hand, are shared with patrons of all tiers.
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