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AT-RT v3 & BARC v1
AT-RT's getting updated to work better with the LAAT/i. The front shield is borderline illegal and unlike on my v2 the minifig legs here aren't attached to the AT-RT body, so I probably won't be making instructions for this one. Just because I don't think I can get the triangular roadsigns connection across properly.
The BARC is an attempt at something that'll work with the Gunship as well. PS: Jakob from 4 months later here; turns out the BARC is pretty much spot on 1:35th scale. Which is accurate in proportion to the width of a lego figure.
Feel free to let me know your thoughts and hop on my Discord server to see more WIPs of whatever I'm working on.
Vanwege een (eenzijdige) botsing van een auto op de Oosterweelbrug werd de Railtraxx 6475 op het laatste moment via de Wilmarsdonkbrug gestuurd. De 6475 passeert hier de laatstgenoemde brug met de lege zinkertstrein uit Balen naar Antwerpen Groenland. Na passage strandde deze voor een defect wissel waarbij de staart van de trein de Wilmarsdonkbrug nog bezet hield. In combinatie met de versperde Oosterweelbrug ontstond er dus een compleet verkeersinfarct in de Antwerpse haven.
Een “bruggetje” naar de toekomst: de indeling van het Oosterweeleiland zal er anders uit gaan zien; ter vervanging van de Wilmarsdonkbrug komen er 2 nieuwe beweegbare spoorbruggen en de Oosterweelbrug zal een verhoogde (niet te openen) brug worden uitsluitend voor wegverkeer.
Minifigure scale AT-RT, from Revenge of the Sith. After four previous attempts at this, and lots of mucking around, i've finally got a final product that i'm almost 100% happy with, which is a pretty rare occurrence. Also, at long last getting the '05 Kashyyyk Trooper was just the icing on the cake. I can finally put this whole at-rt business to rest, feeling pretty satisfied.
Cheers guys!
Die RT Evolution ist eine sogenanntes Pusher Tug Boat. Ein Schlepper zum Ziehen und Schieben. Das Schiff wurde 2014 gebaut und läuft unter der Flagge von Malta. IMO: 9691357
Finished off a pair of AT-RT walkers for a build I'm working on for Brick Fest Live Charlotte in another month. Going with a Classic LSW theme for a few of the builds I'm bringing.
Design by Ohsojang on Instagram; I tweaked it a little bit to make it a bit more generic looking.
[IMO:9474905]
Hafenschlepper (Tug)
Neuaufnahme: 2021-05-29 (2014-04-12)
Baujahr: 2010 | Bollard pull: 84t | Breite: 12m | Tiefgang: 5,90m
Maschinenleistung: 5295 KW
Tried to work a shot in with the natural arch visible from Rt 21 near the underpass, but it chops the train, so I took this, and then with just the power with the arch.
Seen a recent photo of the line with the catenary and poles all gone, and the locos/hoppers presumed scrapped.
And as promised yesterday here are a picture of the back side and the AT-RT in full crouching position.
My second AT-RT design. Slightly bigger than my v1, but still a small package.
Instructions available: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-56987/JakobKaiserMOCs/republic-s...
My obsession over the past four years: an accurate, minifig-scale AT-RT. (All Terrain Recon Transport) This is the fifth major rendition. One of the things I really wanted was the sand green, which between one Kashyyyk Trooper, one Huttlet, and six pairs of sand green hands makes this creation worth nearly $100! See more on MOCpages: www.mocpages.com/moc.php/133351
As I slowly make my way across the country, I am trying to take all that remains of old Rt 66. Most people don't realize how little remains of this famous historic road. Every time I drive on I-40 or I-44 I study a map and write down every exit that leads to old Rt-66. Any time Rt-66 makes an appearance, I take that instead of 40. I want to see if there are any hidden treasures left on 66 that I haven’t seen yet. Such a shame that they didn’t leave more of old 66 intact so you could still drive it and stay on it. In many places. it is very difficult to tell if I am actually on 66 or not. Really annoying that in a lot of places, it is not even labeled as 66, but as Business-40. Don’t know why they wanted to try and erase this important piece of history.
I took a shot at making my own custom AT-RT like any self-respecting LEGO Star Wars fan would, and I think it turned out pretty decent. I borrowed a few ideas from the AT-RT found in 8098 Clone Turbo Tank from 2010 for the body but the legs are completely custom to my knowledge. I used Mixel joints for their wider range of motion for the hips and ankles, but also used brackets to restrict sideways motion for the knees. This allows for more dynamic poses you see these things do in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and to even balance on one leg. I had considered adding colors to represent the different regiments, but this thing has been built for three weeks, if I was going to do it, I'd have done it already. Thanks for stopping by.
More images on Imgur: LINK
There's also a YouTube video as per usual: LINK
RT Evolution - IMO 9691357
Boluda Towage Tug
Flag: Malta
Built: 2014
Length: 32 m
Beam: 13 m
Passing Gravesend.
8.9.21.
Fineclonier decals
Arealight AT RT printed helmet
I used the darker tan arms / legs from the minifig series 5 inspector. I painted the waist / torso testors flat olive drab green. I also painted part of the helmet flat dark tan to match the arms / legs. I was using this
(images.wikia.com/starwars/images/1/1c/AT-RT_Driver.jpg) pic for reference and felt that it better matched.
C & C welcome as I'm not 100% happy with him yet.