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"The bird soars through the sky. But if I were a colossus, and the sky was beneath my feet, could it truly be said the bird flew underground?"
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Mettaton is a glam-robot singer/entrepreneur from an indie-game Undertale made by Toby Fox.
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Forced to upload a render as the 2013 Lego Military Competition closes tomorrow. It's mostly finished IRL, but I'm still waiting on one more Bricklink order before I can take photos.. Huge, huge thanks to Corvin for help with a lot of the final details, especially around the hood.
Features fully working suspension and steering, as always. The model has a flip up hood and suicide doors just like the real thing.
Renderings have always been a missing tool in my LEGO toolbox. I know how to do them - in theory. In practice I don't know how to do them well.
So running across this LDraw to Blender plugin by Toby Nelson was a real treat. Does everyone know about it? It took a bit of digging for me to find it. Aside from being quite fast and accurate, it has two modes: realistic and instruction. My quick test above takes a basic construction with a few different colors and materials and tests them both. I really like the result. Useful tool.
The Type B1 was the Imperial Japanese Navy's most numerous class of submarines. They were a type of "cruiser submarine," able to sail the long distances of the pacific ocean. They are also known as carrier subs, because they carried a scout plane that could be stored in the bulge hangar in front of the conning tower.
One of the more well known B1's was I-19 and its service during Guadalcanal. Using a single torpedo salvo, I-19 was able to sink the USS Wasp (Aircraft Carrier) and USS O'Brien (Destroyer), while damaging the USS North Carolina (Battleship).
Updated render of my Snow and Sand speeders using the new Stud.io render engine.
There are some slight updates to the nose peices of the speeders due to some new parts that LEGO recently released.
Instructions can still be found here: www.brickvault.toys/products/snowspeeder-minifig-scale
The updated parts are all easily visible in the new render, so if anyone wanted to update their builds they shouldn't have much trouble.
I am trying again to get a handle on Ldraw, which I am finding to be difficult. I am remembering why so many times before I have decided not to document my builds on this program. While I am getting the handle on creating things in the program, what frustrates me is not finding the pieces that I use in many of my builds. While this render is nice, it misses some important pieces to better understand how this build works. Add to the fact, I am a MAC user (bricksmith), so the tutorials are a little difficult to understand.
How can I add new parts? When I do find them, how do I integrate them into my parts library? Why is a PF motor not a certified part? Why do I us speciality parts in my builds that I can find in LDraw?
It's driving me nuts.
This is the drive of my GMC Truck Trial with a couple of omissions.
My brother is learning how to render in Stud.io, so he asked me for a couple challenges to test his skills. This time he took my 1890's Barretts railroad station (modeled after set 71044, Disney train and station) and rendered it. This is the final form of the station, with the regular-size door to the freight storage room replaced with a mailbox. I also moved the station onto base-plates with the five track pieces permanently attached to the platform side.
The missing parts *should* be ordered next week or sooner.
Here's another variation of Zoa, an OC Ga-matoran of lovely ever-quick-singsong from Tumblr.
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✰ This photo was featured on The Epic Global Showcase here: bit.ly/2fM7q93
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By Will Kim