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Set title: Red Flash Station
Line: Jack Stone
Release Year: 2002
Set#: 4621
Piece Count: 30
Minifig Count: 2
Car - back view.
Here is my MOC of a Gatling Gun I created to for my Fort Iron Cactus. This can be placed on wheels and attached to wagons in the same way that the cannons can be transported. ideas.lego.com/s/p:3e48fd3e9c7e4ac09f887e74f56a5e80
Here is my MOC of a Gatling Gun I created to for my Fort Iron Cactus. This can be placed on wheels and attached to wagons in the same way that the cannons can be transported. ideas.lego.com/s/p:3e48fd3e9c7e4ac09f887e74f56a5e80
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LEGO Overwatch - Mecha di D.Va e Reinhardt - Set 75973
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...indeed!
This was all we did with Lego when I was a kid. Windows, walls, roofs.
2012 Jan Minolta 222
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“A strange character can sometimes be spotted - usually on a starry night - swooping in and out of view around Mechtropolis in what appears to be an odd mechanized vessel.
Only a few “lucky” denizens have ever seen him, and his activities have become an urban legend. Some say he is part of some sort of crime syndicate, others think he is somehow connected to the vanished ministry of past and future, collecting artifact debris that appears from space-time rifts. Some yet insist he isn’t real.
Whatever the case may be, he has become known as simply “the Admiral”. What function do YOU think this mystery mech serves?
Townspeople say wherever a lamp has started flickering, the Admiral has been near. Perhaps metal halides (aka streetlamps) are fuel...”
5 bodies, a stolen stash of gold, and a girl gone missing... In a town like this, the only things you can rely on are your wheels and your whisky.
I thought I'd try my hand at a small-scale car build, inspired by the likes of Jonathan Elliott and 1saac W. (but nowhere near as talented sadly). Featuring a couple of slightly more advanced techniques than I normally use.
Not based on any specific real-life model, but aiming for the sort of late-40s-early-50s kind of style you might see in old noir films.