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Hey guys!
I decided to do some modding(I know) and here is what happened!
The M4 has a 3x magnifier(from ARC), Hollow sight(from HAC), suppressor(from spy pistol), and foregrip (from XMP).
I also added a pouch from an LCV onto the rails, which, in my opinion looks kind of like an IR laser.
I put a small pouch and backpack from the new webgear onto the front and back of a PCV and added a stun grenade to the back.
Please bombard me with questions if you are curious about anything on the fig!
C&C appreciated!
God bless!
~Henry
Always been in love with this piece of concept art: vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/metalgear/images/f/fe/MGSV-G... , and decided to do a little fig scrap of it. Enjoy!
Operator: First Eastern Counties Buses Ltd
Fleet No: 32905
Registration: W905VLN (as of 05/21, now registered CRZ166)
Body/Chassis: Dennis Trident Plaxton President
Chassis No: SFD313BR1XGX30824
Seating: PO43/28F
New: April 2000
Ex: First Essex Buses Ltd
Livery: Great Yarmouth Seasider
Date: Monday 1st August 2016
Location: North Drive, Great Yarmouth
Route: 3 (Seashore Holiday Park via Seafront)
Operator: DRS
Livery: Chiltern / DRS
No: 68011 & 37604
Service: 6K41 Valley Nuclear Electrics to Crewe Coal Sidings (Drs)
Location: Colwyn Bay
Not really based off of anything specific. I simply wanted to try my hand at painting a multi-cam along with the Combat Brick vest mod, and Brickarms m110 mod.
I was extremely pleased with how the vest turned out. I've seen many people in the community do this mod so I decided to try it along with a new method of sanding down the edges of the vest to give the rig a more rounded look. I also tried adding a different variety of pouches and such to the vest since I typically do the same three mag pouches and radio combo.
The legs however, I was not to happy with. The camo was my first attempt at painting a camo in a while. I got the idea from @LJH91 multicam sniper and decided to try it. I would have liked to blend the colors together a little better, especially the white. and the those damn cp knee pads! I didn't have my usual tools to apply those so they're a little crooked.
The m110 mod is pretty simple but I like it. I was worried about the TT scope looking out of place with the brickarms weapon but it actually fits alright.
Let me know what you guys think. Comments and faves are always appreciated, Thank you!
- Fleet: 6959
- Reg: SN60 BZB
- Operator: Go North East
- Route: 10B
- Depot: Riverside
- Livery: Go North East
- Type: Dennis Trident 2
- Bodywork: Alexander Enviro 400
- Livery New In: London Red
- New to/ Year: London General / 2010
- Location: Stonyflat Bank, Prudhoe
Operator: Spain Air Force
Aircraft: Dassault Falcon 900B
Registration: T18-4 / 45-43
C/n: 74
Location: Helsinki-Vantaa (HEL/EFHK)
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REG’N: N780TW
TYPE/SRS: Boeing 707-331B
MSN: 18914
OPERATOR: TWA Trans World Airlines
AIRPORT (if known): Las Vegas LAS
DATE (if known):
PHOTOGRAPHER (if known):
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model: andrijana c
designers: casper & pearl (top), oh deer vintage (shorts)
Cardiff Bus currently have the Wright Streetdeck demonstrator on loan.
Operator: Cardiff Bus (Bws Caerdydd)
Fleet number: 787
Registration: SL15 ZGP
Chassis/Body: Wright Streetdeck
Seating: ?
Date new: June 2015
Location: Sloper Road, Cardiff
Date: Wednesday 6th July 2016
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The latest in our long-running line of top-shelf modern military minifigs, the Special Forces Operator is our best yet. Expertly pad printed and limited to a numbered edition of 500, this fig is for the serious collector. The best part: he comes with an exclusive BrickArms weapon, printed by Citizen Brick!
- Fleet: 7155
- Reg: X10 LNE (OW15 WKE)
- Operator: Go North East
- Route: Rail Replacement
- Depot: Riverside
- Livery: X-lines - X9/X10
- Type: Volvo B11RT
- Bodywork: Plaxton Elite
- Livery New In: Oxford London X90
- New to/ Year: Oxford Bus Company / 2015
- Location: Prudhoe Railway Station
It's better then figs...
a little from the usual suspects with some StTheo throne in for good measure
Bedford SB5 - Duple Bella Vega C41F
New to JM Coaches , London N7 during February-1963
Another one from my Query / unknown file . Who is it running with at date of shot .
From my purchased print collection , date of shot and location unknown
Operator: Partas Transportation Co., Inc.
Fleet number: 81358
Bus model: Del Monte DM10 Series 2
Date taken: December 23, 2015 @ 11:00pm
Throwack Thursday
Statue # 8 at the Korean War Memorial in Washington DC. I'm drawn to the empty look in his face - to eyes that have seen too much.
Operator: DAS Private Jets
Aircraft: Embraer 505 Phenom 300
Registration: D-CFHZ
C/n: 50500415
Time & Location: 15.01.2025, EFTP, Finland
Operator: Heliwest
Aircraft: Hughes 369D
Registration: OH-HNX
C/n: 470112D
Time & Location: 29.06.2024, EFHV, Finland
Coming to BrickCon 2015, and resellers soon after that:
BrickArms Plate Carrier Vests (PCV)
• Commando
• Operator (shown here)
• Signal
• Specialist
All PCVs come in all 5 colors
The date is October 9, 1973, and the tower clock reads 11:09 a.m. Grand Trunk operator/leverman Keith Brown is relaxing in his office chair at "Fort Wayne Tower" northwest of the town of Valparaiso, Indiana. GTW towermen controlled the crossing of their railroad with the PRR Ft. Wayne Line (hence the tower's name), and the roughly paralleling Nickel Plate. Today, the location (bereft of a tower) is known as "Spriggsboro" or "Wayne".
There's a lot to be seen in this image by an unidentified photographer from 45+ years ago – the operator's plain work clothes, the lever frame at left, the Folger's coffee can – perhaps serving as a spittoon – the block line apparatus and sounder, the train sheet on the desk, not to mention the pencil sharpener and lunchbox. While relaxed, the look on the operator's face suggests that he means business, and will spring into action once his services are needed to line up an approaching train on one of the three railroads he served.
Interlocking towers had a unique aroma of stale tobacco, cigarette smoke, creosote, dust, and sometimes coal smoke. While this doesn't sound appetizing, it is an aroma that evokes a lot of fond memories for me. I never visited Fort Wayne Tower, but I know I would have felt at home there.
My first ‘official’ paid job, as a photographer (chief camera operator at Paul Boudreau Photography).
Remember this? The Princes' Gate
Ha! Ha! Of course you don’t. On the off chance you do, you my friend, need to get a real life!
Anyway, I had posted that shot up here on the ol’ Flickr a while back. It was winter and after dropping my son Joseph off in the Big Smoke (Toronto), I stopped off at the former CNE site, which is close by to where he lives. I froze my whatsits off whilst capturing the image on a cold night. Well, lo and behold, a number of months later, I get a Flickrmail from a media company in the city, requesting my permission to use the image in a mural that was to be created on the premises of the former CITY-TV building on Queen St. West (now Bell Media). Additionally, they were offering financial compensation. Well, I consulted my team of lawyers (”…all Harvard men”), checked with the accountants to see if this would push me over into a higher tax bracket (two movie references, if you’re counting) and finally asked the CFO for her opinion… “Hell ya man! Go for it! (…or something like that)” So, we fired off invoice number #1385 and waited.
A few weeks later the mural was done. So, gathering the clan for a viewing, we loaded up the Studebaker, headed off for the city with a hoop ‘n a holler, even enjoying a meal on the lavish stipend that was forked out. I snapped a couple of photos for posterity.
My fame in perpetuity… well, at least until they paint it over for a new mural, or rip the building down for expensive condos, or some punks come along with their spray cans and…
Manufacturer: Aviation Marcel Dassault
Operator: French Air Force, Couteau Delta Demo Team
Type: AMD Mirage 2000D (3-XY/ 3-IT)
Event/ Location: 2018 RIAT/ RAF Fairford
We woke up at 3AM to catch a ferry to the hot air balloon launching location. We had to travel across the Nile in the pitch dark. The ferry operators drive as crazy as the car drivers in Cairo. It's always about the jostle to get the best location at the docks.
Unfortunately we didn't get to fly because of weather but we still had a good time cruising across the Nile.
A classic pair sits waiting for their next shuffle at the United Farmers Cooperative in Tamora, NE. Up front is SD18 IBCX 7309, a old Chesapeake and Ohio unit that still sports the colors of its last owner, the Indiana Railroad. Trailing is one of the many Conrail GP's that made their way to the Midwest after no longer being needed in Class 1 service. This GP8 rebuild started life with the Erie Railroad in 1950 as a GP7.
While trolleybuses are used for urban traffic along Wülflingerstrasse (Route 2), the regional buses continuing towards Pfungen and Neftenbach are classical diesel buses; Just a handful of the large articulated bus fleet is fitted with ticket vending facilities and therefore able to operate on the regional routes, one of them being MAN Nr. 370 seen here near Hinterwiesli stop.
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Operator: Stadtbus Winterthur
Vehicle: 370/ZH 527'370 MAN NG363-18.75 / A40 (2019)
Route: 70.674 Seuzach - Winterthur - Neftenbach - Pfungen
driver/operator seat ...
in my Industrialscape Series ... Pic # 50 ...
Pic Taken Aug 6, 2021
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Name of Operator: Pangasinan Five Star Bus Co., Inc.
Bus No.: 88122
Model: JAC Coaches HK6124AM1
Coachbuilder: Anhui JAC Coaches Company, Ltd.
Chassis: JAC Coaches HFC6124KAYD3 (LJ16B26H9BB)
Engine: Yuchai YC6L310-30
Suspension: Air Suspension
Transmission: Manual (6-speed forward, 1-speed reverse)
Seating Configuration: 2X2
Seating Capacity: 53 Passenger Seats
Shot Location: Pulilan-Plaridel Diversion Road, Brgy. Cut-Cot, Pulilan, Bulacan
Date Taken: January 14, 2016
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With the F2000 lower receiver being the base for many, many of my own guns (and many other SPW builders) I felt the Operator series was missing a bona-fide F2000. So here it is!
Featuring Xanatos' fold-out vert foregrip/flashlight combo and sight, the SPW F2000 takes many concepts from the PRC-90. It features forward side rails and heat dispersion vents, a heavy barrel for increased reliability, an adjustable buttplate, interchangeable cheekrest, a forward assist to push through jams and adjustable flip-up iron sights. A unique forward-ported flash hider keeps a short profile while actively channeling muzzle flash away from the line of sight.
I saw Xanatos' C3D assault rifle while thumbing through my favorites for inspiration, and immediately knew that the foregrip would fit an F2000 perfectly. Turns out, it's actually absolutely epic. Credit also to Gardehusar for the switch idea on the buttplate slider.