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I needed a "flat" tiger in order to put it in an envelope.
I made it based on a traditional horse from a square with two cuts. She concave the corner on her stomach inward and folded her paws, head and tail in a different way.
I hope that it turned out recognizable not only because of the color of the paper :)
Zebra - 15*15 cm, tiger - 20*20 cm.
Мне нужен был "плоский" тигр, для того чтобы вложить его в конверт.
Я сделала его на основе традиционной лошадки из квадрата с двумя разрезами. Вогнула внутрь угол на животе и по-другому сложила лапы, голову и хвост.
Надеюсь, что получилось узнаваемо не только из-за расцветки бумаги :)
Зебра - 15*15 см, тигр - 20*20 см.
I was cleaning out my external hard drive today and came across these ancient images: an M56 Smart Gun mod I started years ago but promptly abandoned after remembering I lacked some necessary ingredients: paint, model glue, talent, skill . . .
For anyone wanting to see a quality M56 modification, Catsy's work is the bee's knees: www.flickr.com/photos/catsy/4628166817
My latest MOC represents an llyushin IL-102 ground attack aircraft with some modifications in the armament, wings and systems. In the Imperial Lego Air Force, it’s known as the VL-1300 “Foxtiger”. I will later build the Soviet plane, with a different wing and Soviet Markings.
Please watch this and many other fantastic creations here: www.flickr.com/photos/einon/
VL-1300 The Vila Disparador VL-1300 (Reporting Name: "Foxtiger") is a single-seat, twin-engine jet aircraft developed in the Lego Empire and designed to provide close air support for the Imperial Lego Ground Forces. The Foxtiger is designed to be refueled, rearmed, and serviced with minimal equipment. Also, most repairs can be done in the field. If runways are damaged in an attack, the plane can operate from taxiways, straight roadway sections or even grass fields. The Foxtiger is probably, the toughest aircraft in the world, being capable to survive direct hits from armor-piercing and high-explosive projectiles up to 40 mm. The crew cockpits, engines, fuel tanks and control systems are armored to protect against ground fire. The aircraft can operate almost all the light and medium ground attack armament used by the Imperial Lego Air Force and the “Aviação Naval Imperial” (Imperial Navy Aviation). Although not built to operate from aircraft carriers, the VL-1300 Foxtiger made a series of highly successful tests on board the Imperial Navy Aircraft Carriers. However, it failed to secure any orders from the navy.
IL-102 (from Wikipedia)
In 1967, the Soviet Air Forces drew up a specification for a jet-powered shturmovik or armoured ground attack aircraft. While Sukhoi designed an all-new single seat aircraft, the Su-25, Ilyushin proposed a modified version of their Il-40 of 1953 under the designation Il-42, which unlike the Sukhoi was a two seat aircraft with a remotely controlled rear gun turret. The design was rejected by the Soviet Air Forces, but Ilyushin decided to continue development as a private venture, renaming the programme Il-102.The Il-102 first prototype flew on 25 September 1982, with a second airframe built for static tests, and carried out 250 test flights until it was grounded in 1984 when the engine life expired.
The Il-102 was a low-winged monoplane with moderately swept (30 degrees) wings and powered by two Klimov RD-33I turbofans (non-afterburning versions of the engines that power the Mikoyan MiG-29 fighter).
It was highly unusual for its time in having a rear gun turret, something not seen in ground attack aircraft since the World War II Il-2 Shturmovik and Il-10, the Il-102's spiritual ancestors, controlled remotely by a gunner sitting in a cockpit above the trailing edge of the wing. The crew cockpits, engines and fuel tanks were armoured to protect against ground fire.
Although development was abandoned in 1984, the prototype Il-102 was publicly unveiled at the 1992 Mosaeroshow air show at Zhukovsky, being claimed to be available for export. As of 2005, the prototype was mounted on a pedastal and was placed on display at the Gromov Flight Research Institute.
General characteristics
Crew: 2
Length: 17.5 m (58 ft 2⅞ in)
Wingspan: 16.9 m (55 ft 5⅜ in)
Height: 5.08 m (16 ft 8 in)
Wing area: 63.5 m² (683.5 ft²)
Empty weight: 13,000 kg (28,000 lb)
Loaded weight: 18,000 kg (39,683 lb)
Max. takeoff weight: 22,000 kg (48,500 lb)
Powerplant: 2 × Klimov RD-33I turbofan, 51 kN (11,465 lbf) each
Performance
Maximum speed: 950 km/h (513 kn, 590 mph)
Combat radius: 400-500 km (300-378 nmi, 345-435 mi)
Ferry range: 3,000 km (1,621 nmi, 1,864 mi)Wing loading: 283 kg/m² (58.1 lb/ft²)
Thrust/weight: 0.58
Armament
Guns:
The under-wing pylons of the Il-102, armed with unguided rocket pods
1 × 30mm GSh-30-2 cannon externally mounted under fuselage
1 × 23 mm GSh-23L cannon in remotely controlled tail turret
Bombs: 7,200 kg (15,873 lb) external stores in six wing bomb bays and eight external pylons (six under wing and two under fuselage)
Hope you like it!
Please watch this and many other fantastic creations here: www.flickr.com/photos/einon/
Eínon
A minor modification I did for the LEGO Speed Champions 76895 Ferrari F8 Tributo. I decided to replace the sticker headlights to the transparent pieces. Looks even better, but not accurate as like the real model. This modification is just for the looks, nothing particularly follow the real replica model. For those of you who doesn't like stickers here's an option for you.
Feel free to spread the idea and don't forget to tag me 😉
Alright, here is my second mod. I did not make this yesterday/today if that's what you're wondering. I actually created 3 mods together and finished them all roughly the same time. This was just one of the smaller modifications. It includes a red-dot, and an extra magazine. Not comparable to my RPK, i'd say.
I've really started to like modding, and i think that I will do a lot more of it. The only thing I don't like is cutting up my brickarms. :3 I need to buy extras! I actually have two more mods that I'll show the next two days.
The weapon was not inspired by anyone specifically, but those added have inspired me to mod in general. I love their modding, and I think that at some time, I may be able to mod as good as them!
On a totally different note, Bricks Cascade is in 8 days! :D Can't wait to see a lot of you guys there!
Feedback on all of my mods are appreciated more than you could imagine. I actually use the feedback on my future mods. Thanks again fellas!
Jake
MARINA (Mini Ebi)
Custom Pullip Head by Sheryl Designs to Mailana
MODIFICATIONS:
Complette MakeUp - Original Eyechip Design - ®2007-2012 Sheryl Designs Eyemech Modification
Front axle set forward for one stud (looks more like a Caddy in my opinion), omitting the stud at the front door, 1x2 cheese at the bottom throughout.
Here are some modifications to the 2023 UCS X-Wing Starfighter set 75355. The landing gear stand is the biggest addition, I've also made subtle changes to the nose of the ship and added an almost correctly scaled R2-D2. Free instructions and parts lists for all three mods are on Rebrickable.
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-149544/ron_mcphatty/ucs-x-wing-s...
The Landing Gear Stand provides an easy way to display the X-Wing on a coffee table. The ship doesn't need to be modified at all, just lifted off the set's original stand and slotted onto the positioning support. The gear are built into the stand itself!
As a seperate mod I've rebuilt the top surface of the nose section to give it a bit of a slope, hopefully improving the very flat looking nose. The side panels need some slight modifications to fill some gaps and I've made the nose grey, just out of personal perference.
The midi-scale R2-D2 is slightly too large but I think looks good next to the ship when landed! Huge thanks to Jan Woźnica for letting me use his very clever R2 design and make some adjustments, please check out his instagram (@john.carter.creations) and his awesome Tales of The Space Age Lego Ideas set!
This old barn had attached timber corrals and stalls. It appears as though the timber rails were removed with a saw of some sort leaving the remnants of the timber rails behind.
The appearance of the latest serial TEM2s reflects the evolution started in separate modifications - the TEM2U (ТЭМ2У, TEM2U) produced since 1978. www.flickr.com/photos/cetus13/49124144911/in/album-721577...
TEM2 (ТЭМ2) shunting locomotives were built routinely at 1960-90 yy primarily by the Bryansk Machine-Building Plant (JSC BMZ located in Bryansk, Russia; Брянский машиностроительный завод). With 6225 total production of base modification, 1000 were built in Soviet Ukraine by the Voroshilovgrad Locomotive works, (Ворошиловградский тепловозостроительный завод, ВЗОР, now the Luhansk Locomotive works), the leading Soviet Plant for steam engine and diesel locomotive production located in now rebel Luhansk Region.
The long story of TEM2 locomotives started when a small number of the ALCO RSD-1 switchers were obtained by USSR as the Lend-Lease shipments during WW2. They were designated as Da20 (Да20) type of locomotives of Soviet Railways. www.flickr.com/photos/cetus13/50992848521/in/album-721577...
The ALCO RSD-1 was hastily developed version of the ALCO RS-1 switcher with 2-axle bogie replaced by 3-axle for the poor Iranian railtracks that were used for shipment of Soviet Russia during war with Nazi Germany and Allies. By Jerry Pinkepank opinion this engine saved Soviet Russia during WW2 as it provided shipment of a bigger half of the lend-lease supplies (4 160 000 gross long tons) across Iran to USSR.
TE1 (ТЭ1), the first Soviet diesel locomotive built in big series at 1947-50 (298 ones) was in fact the non-lycensed copy of the american ALCO RSD-1 locomotive but in metric scale. www.flickr.com/photos/cetus13/47941920187/in/album-721577... TE1 were not excellent as the mainline locomotives, so its next variation, TEM1, were intended to use as shunting locomotives. They were developed on the base of TE1 locomotive and still had many elements of original ALCO RSD-1 design, but with modifications - bogies were significantly improved (especially the technology of its fabrication), also the D50 diesel (metric variant of the ALCO 539T used in TE1 and TE2) was modified to 2D50 (2Д50) version. www.flickr.com/photos/cetus13/48045101808/in/album-721577... TEM2 was developed as upgrade of the TEM1 with some modifications made including improved 1200 hp diesel PD1M (ПД1М) - further development of the 1000 hp. 2D50, bogies had additional coiled springs included in etc.
288 has made it out of Rio and is coming up on Doylestown. I intercept him at Long Crossing Road, where a Milwaukee Road-era WRRS crossing setup still remains.
Both the lead engine and the crossing set up are very old, but have upgrades to make them useable. 6306 is an SD60-3, rather than an SD60, so it has newer software and electrical equipment. The old WRRS setup still retains the original gate mast and base, however a WCH E-Bell and LED lights are in place of the mechanical bell and incandescent lights that once ruled the Milwaukee.
Modification of the original #75182 Lego set.
The colour scheme has been adapted to urban conflicts by mixing light and dark blueish greys.
Additional details have been added in multiple places. Most studs have been hidden.
Some bricks were changed and the global shape has been slightly adapted to match available parts and become smoother.
No Bothan died bringing you this information.
This was more of an exercise rather than an updated version because I still prefer the old one. It's not obvious, but there are some significant changes for this version, among them:
-larger head (perhaps to large?)
-longer tail
-longer arms (yes!)
-obviously a spiky sail achieved by adding two more pleats
-and the biggest difference is this one uses a 10 x 10 grid rather than a 9 x 9 one!
Designed by Shuki Kato
14" square Tant paper
~4 hours to fold
Almost one month of work and around 5400 bricks later the iconic spaceship of Mando stands on my building table and I have to admit... this thing is huge and very impressive.
Basically it is modification of richboyjhaes's version because I really like his design. It was important for me to change some things to get an "own" version of that ship. I have changed the following things:
- cockpit design
- the colour of the stripes (tan instead of yellow)
- the front gun design
- the top of the ship is less study
At this point i want to thank @richboyjhae for his building instructions, great piece of an creation and the instructions are very well done.
After finishing the ship I have to create the planet surface of Tython. This will be a lot of fun building an authentic vegetation with battle scenes between the bounty hunter Boba Fett, Fennec, Mando and a lot of stormtroopers.
I'm really looking forward for the New Mando figs which are included im the new summer wave of official LEGO Star Wars sets.
Hopefully you like my razor crest version, please let me know in the comments below. Stay tuned for the next updates and building steps.
Greetings Kevin
Here is a SHOWCASE video of the spaceship on my YouTube channel:
Almost one month of work and around 5400 bricks later the iconic spaceship of Mando stands on my building table and I have to admit... this thing is huge and very impressive.
Basically it is modification of richboyjhaes's version because I really like his design. It was important for me to change some things to get an "own" version of that ship. I have changed the following things:
- cockpit design
- the colour of the stripes (tan instead of yellow)
- the front gun design
- the top of the ship is less study
At this point i want to thank @richboyjhae for his building instructions, great piece of an creation and the instructions are very well done.
After finishing the ship I have to create the planet surface of Tython. This will be a lot of fun building an authentic vegetation with battle scenes between the bounty hunter Boba Fett, Fennec, Mando and a lot of stormtroopers.
I'm really looking forward for the New Mando figs which are included im the new summer wave of official LEGO Star Wars sets.
Hopefully you like my razor crest version, please let me know in the comments below. Stay tuned for the next updates and building steps.
Greetings Kevin
Here is a SHOWCASE video of the spaceship on my YouTube channel:
These are my three latest mods before the modding began. Total break-down.
The RPK was the hardest one, seeing as I drilled a few pieces (stock, handle), although it was a great adventure. :P
Oh, and that M4-type mod's red dot is not backwards. I took it straight off of a vector, hince it's whatever side it was before. Don't hate.
Thanks for viewing and all of the positive feedback! My last currently done mod will be up shortly.
Combat modification of a police mechatank (www.flickr.com/photos/154614142@N02/38834850924/in/album-...). It is mainly exported, as it is too obsolete for the Federation army.
Nope, I'm not tearing down my Volvo NL12 unit. I did cut the chassis some time ago but just to give it another look. The chassis was still raised with Technic beam and I want to get rid of the Technic look of it. The axles will be renewed as well and will be much better detailed. No, this model is still a stayer. Have no reason to say goodbye to it yet!
The Renfro Boarding House (also known as the Renfro House) is historically recognized as the oldest building in Dunnellon, Florida.
The structure incorporates several distinctive regional design elements: An "L"-shaped floor plan. A traditional wood frame assembly. Decorative scalloped rafter tails along the roofline.
Originally built at the intersection of Illinois Street and West Pennsylvania Avenue to shelter railroad workers, the building was later moved further west along Pennsylvania Avenue in 1903.
The house was built next to the newly laid train tracks in 1888 by James Renfro, it served as a vital hub for the railroad workers, cattle drivers, and laborers who flooded the area during Florida's massive hard-rock phosphate mining boom. It is considered one of the most significant architectural landmarks within the Dunnellon Boomtown Historic District.
Location and Status
The building stands on the northwest corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Williams Street (U.S. 41).
Historic Designation: It is registered as a contributing historic property on the National Register of Historic Places.
Structural Alterations: Over the decades, the building underwent several modifications, including the addition of asbestos siding, new window insertions, and the closing off of its upper front porch.
Historical Highlights
The Pioneer Anchor: James Renfro built the establishment right alongside the Silver Springs, Ocala & Gulf Railroad line. Shortly after its opening, the local area post office relocated into the town, and Renfro became Dunnellon's very first postmaster.
The "Duke's" Connection: Renfro sold a 10-acre parcel of nearby land on the Withlacoochee River to a Confederate veteran named Albertus Vogt. In 1889, Vogt discovered ultra-pure hard rock phosphate on that property, triggering the historic "Boomtown" rush that permanently put Dunnellon on the map.
The Tourism Era: In 1900, the boarding house was purchased by the Lyman Lee family. Under their management, it became a legendary rest stop for travelers and cattle drivers, earning statewide fame for serving "the best biscuits in Florida".
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Boskord Defense ={Slayer line}= Mark 63a Modification 2 Lightweight, Efficient Support Rifle System
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Cartridge: Various (7.92x39, 7.92x45, 7.62x54mm unrimmed cartridge)
Magazine: 50, 100 and 200-round belts
Accuracy: Depends on type of barrel
Rate of fire: 850 rounds per minute
Range: Depends on type of barrel
Death is an art - but gunfighting isn't. You never arrived to battlefield to have fun. You arrived there to kick your OPFOR's ass, by any and all means. For this reason, you must make it quick. We offer you one of the most accurate, reliable, hard-hitting and the cheapest. You may watch your enemy die in a bloodbath, or you can take one silent, never-noticed shot at him without spilling any blood, or you can just make a punch-sized hole in that bastard's chest. Peace through superior firepower - Something that Turkish have mastered upon time.
Mk.63a Mod.2 LESRS - One gigantic stream of bullets, passing from your head
Sometimes you may not be interested in that little M-249 your military is offering. Sometimes you just wanna screw all. None of them are too reliable. Even if they are reliable, they aren't accurate and can't do a damn thing! But you need it, don't you? Well, look what we got here!
The Mk.63 was of a great success indeed. But it did need more. While you were doing good making 100-rounds drums for it, it just wouldn't perform as well. Come on now, it never was supposed to be in support roles! For this reason, we thought that we could give you a new modification. A belt-fed one.
The Mk.63a gives you whatever you may ever need - Lightweight, accurate, hits hard, a really fast rate of fire (850 RPM!), really easy to change barrel, almost no chance of overheating (if it does, it's your fault), recoil control, and even the ability to attach or deattach bipods easily! It is also incredibly cheap, too!
It is available in a variety of calibers -7.92x39, 7.92x45, 7.62x54mm half-rimmed cartridges- and many types of belts -50, 100 or 200-rounds as per standard, though it is up to the user's choice-! Homever, your master gunsmith should be able to switch it to any calibers smaller than 7.62x54mm!
It is also known to be unparalalled in reliability - Not even the AKs can pass them!
The stock is not replaceable, as it holds the recoil buffers which is quite major for the user. Homever, the Mod.3 features a much more compact one rather than that.
Our weapons are known to be made of cheap, easily-available and reliable material. With the swift, accurate and incredibly cheap power of the Boskord, you will rule the battlefield - All by the Turkish power!
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Kinda had some problems with this one when building. It's not particularly different from the Mk.63, I know, but enjoy!
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Miscellanous: Mk.63a Mod.4, para variant:
St. Margaret's Church: The fortified church was built in gothic style in 1488, with time it went through different modifications. The feeble ground structure made its tower, built in 1460, incline. 1550 the church was raised with three storeys and in 1551 four smaller towers were added to show that the city had a court. It was at that time that it gained its 68.5 meters height. In 1783 the roof-structure was changed and the small towers renovated, it was also then that the golden globe, dating from 1550, was brought down from the tower and according to tradition its content was read aloud. The tower proved to be a good spotting post. In those times the trumpeter in the tower had a great function, alerting about the approaching danger. If he made a mistake, he would've been thrown out from the top of the tower. From this does the towers name derive, Trumpeters tower. In this tower was ordered to be locked Vlad Ţepeş, a.k.a. Dracula, by King Matyas in 1476. On the inside walls of the church you can see 14th- or 15th-century frescoes. The altar was made in 1480 in gothic style, and portrays the sufferings of Jesus. On the portrait, below the crucified Jesus' arm, a Wien panorama can be observed, this indicates the portray origin. The church walls are also decorated with eastern wall carpets given to the church by Christians, some date back to the 16th century. In the church there is the oldest brazen baptistry of the country made at the beginning of the 19th century.The canopy of the pulpit was made in 1679 by master Sigismund Moess. Its pipe-organ, from 1755, is appropriate for symphony concerts. While these concerts last the church benches are turned to face the pipe-organ.