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Obi-Wan's Jedi Starfighter set 75333 modified without using any extra pieces, plus a Kamino Landing Pad. Instructions for both are on Rebrickable...
rebrickable.com/users/ron_mcphatty/mocs/
I'm really pleased with how the set mod and lit up landing pad turned out! The set can be modified without adding any extra pieces or rebuilding the wings. Its a fairly simple change and reduces the height of the cockpit area significantly, along with helping the fighter rest lower to the ground. Overall the ship looks a bit sleeker now.
The landing pad is compact and cheap to build, though wedge plates are under some stress so it's pretty fragile and needs to be built in place. The USB LED kit can be found on eBay, check the landing pad instructions zip file for what to look on eBay for.
Llano del Jable, La Palma, Islas Canarias, Sony A7R IR, Voightländer Heliar Hyper Wide 10mm/5.6
Modified to 720nm infrared
I wanted to title this Ballet in Dead Vlei Namibia but could not change the title once uploaded.
Session2d_Ballet_in Dead Vlei
The rest of my modified space sets. Sorry for the many uploads today, but I didn't feel like waiting days to post these pictures. I have a lot of more interesting MOCs waiting for their turn ^^
throwback thursday, an old favorite from griffith observatory in the hollywood hills. shot with a classic 1970s polaroid SX-70 camera which has been electronically modified to use and accurately expose polaroid 600 film.
I painted his arms, gave him a modified cape, and made custom daggers for him. Comments appreciated :)
Another lightly modified frame by SuspendedAnimation. The Thermal Energy Rifle has been equipped with a canister style power source, rather than tethered directly to the frame. Although this limits the ability for uninterrupted firing, it allows the weapon to be carried by most frames.
No not me its the crops that are genetically
modified. Although I am sure some mutation occurred with me at birth, Maybe I am one of those evolutionary steps Mr Darwin was on about.
Probably not 😒
Anyway back to yesterday, I had to go to the tip to get rid of a microwave that went pop pop crackle fizzzz crackle bang! As per usual i was over dressed wearing this number, Didn't need a hi viz jacket though so that's a plus point. Did get some looks from the guys, i think they were confused because they wanted to help but couldn't lol
I just had to struggle on my own with the microwave.
Didn't really take any photos at home as my daughter had her boyfriend over and it is a bit strange taking photos with him around. Instead he had to put up with me pottering around getting in the way
This photo is shot with a modified lens. I removed one of the glasses inside and turned the rear glass 180 degr. The picture has a bit of sharpness in the center and a very strange affect on the sides and the corners.
Modified cups and canals from the Roc de la Femnas. Typical neolithic/chalcolithic cups and canals can be seen in the foreground with other formations behind. It seems that these have been 'added to' in recent years and that the roundness of edges and forms have been squared. There is a vague mention in a paper in the "Cahiers d'archéologie Aveyronnaise" No22 of a shepherd with metal tools perhaps effecting the shape of elements from a date prior to 1935.
Square holes can be seen inside of the Dolmen de Menga and squared elements exist for the Stonehenge construction. Square holes exist inside and around some of the late neolithic 'boat havens' (hypogée) of Fontvieilles. Squared holes tend to imply modern hardened metal tools, but if a site was in continuous use into the bronze age (copper is just not very hard) or even the iron age, then there is a chance that the elements are old and from the original cultural chronology. Some softer stones may also work into square edges with stone tools (Sardinian examples of stone work). In short, even if the scenario of a local shepherd, or recent stone mason is the dominant 'raison d'etre' for most squared elements, the sight of squared elements should not induce automatic responses.
AJ
I guess it's a G36C, was trying Arch's challenge and got really bored after recreating the front half of this weapon (Used it on a sniper rifle I made) but I didn't want all that work to go to waste.
The rest of my modified space sets. Sorry for the many uploads today, but I didn't feel like waiting days to post these pictures. I have a lot of more interesting MOCs waiting for their turn ^^
just found out this is a pretty good way to make Vader taller :)
BTW the scarf is from the Ninijago series
With a short-lived hint of brightness from the west as the rain continues GWR Modified Hall 6990 'Witherslack Hall' and Great Western Railway 2884 Class Number 3802 separated by a restored tanker speed northbound past Kinchley Lane.
Great Central Railway Autumn gala 02-10-21.
Weekly Alphabet Challenge - N is for Neckline
If your neckline isn't working for you, just take a pair of scissors, and modify it :)
British Railways(W) Hawksworth designed "Modified Hall” 4-6-0 no.6990 ‘Witherslack Hall’ brings the 13:15 Loughborough-Leicester North train down the Quorn Straight.
2019 GCR Winter Steam Gala
Tillandsia 'White Star' (ixioides x recurvifolia) shot with MC Zenitar M2s 50mm f/2 with the "magic bokeh" mod.
Lego did a pretty good job, but there were some details I wanted to change:
- mask is now a actual piece, not just a print
- new head, without mask printing
- chrome silver arm (printing is photoshopped from the original figure's printing)
(unfortunately there is still no chrome silver hand yet)
Yashica Lynx 14 wiki
camera-wiki.org/wiki/Yashica_Lynx_14
Yashica Lynx 14E wiki
camera-wiki.org/wiki/Yashica_Lynx_14E
from Flickr site...
www.flickr.com/photos/98922823@N00/10192307266/in/photoli...
"Unlike other vehicle manufacturers, whose policy is to use their symbol in an identical way from one model to the next, we prefer to modify the chevrons so that they enhance the balance and harmony of the overall front-end styling."
(Vincent Besson, Citroen's head of products and markets)
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Citroën Traction Avant (than you CitroenAZU!)
L'Ampolla - Tarragona - Spain
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Panasonic GF1 + Panasonic 20mm f/1.7
Instead of the standard Black, I decided on a Dark Blue boiler and tender.
This was my first time designing decals in PrintShop, then transferring into Cricut software to cut the silver vinyl for the stripes and tender accent.
This is a modified build from instructions found on Rebrickable.
Wheels from BigBenBricks including XXL wheels with groove and traction ring, which work great.
Rods from Bricks-on-Rails