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Robinson R44 Raven II
Helitech Charter Ltd
Denham (EGLD)
19 Dec 2008
c/n 12123
Built in 2008
This was seen on British TV last autumn with Simon Cowell of The X Factor and American Idol fame emerging from it.
In memory of pilot Michael Stephen Owen who was killed aged 29 in Cessna F150G G-AVPG at Denham exactly 40 years ago on December 19, 1968.
u Guyz r iRreplaceable ..
i'll miss these Days
A.A.A , MeMoo , MeMe , TaTToooY , Pinko , Jo-Jo and Wall-e
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Self portrait
Soft utilisés : Aperture / Photoshop
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Well, I must confess: all this "West Dune Customs" stuff I came up with, should have been just something to introduce my new MOC. Obviously it got completely out of control, gaining its own dignity, so I hope you won't be disappointed with the real MOC.
Here it is, a X-34 Tatooine landspeeder revamped in a Classic Space way, another Classic Space - Star Wars mashup from me, after Rey's speeder. What's wrong with me and speeders?
I got the same idea my friend billyburg got, but he's clearly a faster builder than me, so he uploaded his version (billyburg's classic space landspeeder) to Flickr more than a month ago. I love his version so much that I almost gave up building mine; I didn't want to give the impression of copying other people's work. Luckily, this thought lasted just less than a day...
No piece has been cut or glued. For the "snot reversal tecniques" I used on the rear of the speeder and on the side of the seats I have to thank kosbrick and his tutorials.
For the turbines design credits to Larry Lars. As I already wrote, I tried at least three different versions of the turbines, but I ended up using his, the one, eventually, I was happiest with.
I think it's a very hot landspeeder, but I am, obviously, not impartial. Maybe a little too long, but at the West Dune Custom they had to lenghten the chassis to install such a badass engine. ;-)
And the license plate? Well, 1970 is the year I was born, so LL970 was a straight choice... :D
..and their boxes :P
all pimped by me XD
**Check out the BEFORE pic of the shoes in the first comment :D
Part 1 ( converse style :P )
* btw its for a business project at skool .. :D
So I have to thank my Nemesis Amber (Yoda) for the inspiration for this "pimped" shot... and also for telling me the secret formula... She's a clever little thing sometimes... ;)
Original photo by me, this version pimped by graguie for the Pimp My Pixels group.
See more versions here.
Just another attempt, now that I have my full editing software back. Meh. Not completely happy with it, but it's going to take a bit of time to get used to my tools again.
Note: This is NOT my photo. This is just an edit.
Found in the grounds of abandoned asylum Whittingham Hospital, do you think X-Hibit or Westwood can pimp dis?
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How many of you remember MTV’s Pimp my ride, with its extravagant cars? I do, and I must confess I enjoyed that series! When I saw for the first time the LEGO Rey’s Speeder set, I don’t know exactly why, but I thought (almost) immediately of Benny and that show…
So I decided to build the speeder in the Classic Space colors, added some very badass (imho) details, boosted the engines, added a second seat and… obviously thought of a Xzibit minifig for the space era.
The story is this: Benny bought on S-bay a used speeder by a certain Rey from Jakku, but it was a downright rip-off. Mr. Robot, in the attempt of cheering his mate up, called MTV and... TA-DAH!!
Hope you like this MTV - Star wars – Classic Space mesh-up, as much as I had fun in thinking it up, building it and photographing it!
Well, actually, as for the photographing part… I did it in a big hurry, so it didn’t come out exactly as I had in my mind, but I had to do it before the Desenzano Event (www.cremonabricks.it/150909_desenzano.php). I promise more photos (and more detailed) next week!
So I made a moc and decided halfway through that he was a pimp. Another exploration into the importance of color blocking, which is more important than layering; however, this uses both.
Want to build it or see how it was built? Here's the LDD file. A few parts are missing but they are easy.
The cape is custom; felt from a fabric store, meticulously cut freehand to fit on his neck and shoulders, and go around the gold things built into his torso.