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Bison disappearing into the mist. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA, January 2026
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Seen at a local Car Rally in Hove Park.
According to the MOT, it's a 1960 with a 3 litre straight 6 cylinder engine
Car: Rover "150".
Year of manufacture: 2012.
Date of first registration in the UK: 1st July 2012.
Place of registration: Swansea.
Date of last MOT: 13th July 2022.
Mileage at last MOT: 81,395.
Date of last change of keeper: Not applicable.
Number of previous keepers: 0.
Date taken: 4th September 2022.
Location: Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, UK.
Hello!
My name is Theodore Q. Spacepants.
My friends just call me Ted.
I cam across an interesting ad on the Inter-Link Help Wanted site.
It seems a famous explorer of Aquatic Zones throughout the galaxy was looking for some help. His name was Jock Clouseau, and he was offering a big reward for anyone who could search the waters of their home planet for hydrolator crystals.
Applicants needed to provide their own submarine.
Well, I didn't have my own submarine, but I was able to cobble together an aquatic rover in my workshop. I was pretty sure it would be watertight.
It actually seemed to work pretty well. Exploring the ocean depths turned out to be amazing. I never did find any hydrolator crystals, but I did meet some very interesting inhabitants of the vibrant coral reef. Who knew there was this whole other world just below the surface?
The American Rover is a Three Masted Top Sail Schooner which provides pleasure cruises from downtown harbor of Norfolk, Virginia. Its design was inspired by the 19th Century Cargo Schooners that once sailed the waters of the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Seaboard. She was fittted out in the Willoughby area of Norfolk, and put into service in 1986.
Some of her stats:
Length Overall – 135 Feet
Length on Deck – 98 Feet
Beam – 24 Feet
Draft – 9 Feet
Displacement – 105 Tons
Sail Area – 5,000 Square Feet
Hull – Steel
Top Speed – 11.5 Knots
Passenger Capacity – 129
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This MOC started with that big container from the LEGO Vidiyo Beatboxes. I thought it makes a perfect cockpit for a rover. And these cupcake elements from LEGO Dots transformed nicely into wheels. The big gun-turret-looking thing on the back was inspired by „Big Wind“, the craziest fire vehicle you have ever seen! Google it!
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This rover I wanted to build for a long time, now I am glad that is finally completed.
It's about 57 cm long.
Thanks to Fausto De Martini for inspiration.
A neo-classic space 6-wheeler for the #febrovery2022
I was aiming for the martian desert nomads look. I'm really happy with the independent working suspension for each wheel (I'm not a technic guy, you know) and the radar dish. The cargo is easily detachable, but I do not have any alternative at the moment.
The rover was mostly ready in December, but is there a better time to post the photo than February?
Hello,
Yamaha Paladin rover/drone thing for febrovery 2018
Futurisctic astronauts scene
2nd time I use the big creator box , check this creation I built in 2015:
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One way and another I had a few good things happen this weekend, and finding this was the proverbial icing on the cake. I first saw it in the dark a year or so ago, but for once didn't have my camera on me.
The MoT check site says it had done 115k miles at its last test. Predictably there are many mentions of corrosion over the years, and I ended up having a quick chat with the owner who said it has received lots of welding. He told me it's been in the family since new.
Next test is due in a month or so, it'll be interesting to see how it gets on....
Might end up being one of my best spots this year?