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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.
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RT Evolution - IMO 9691357
Boluda Towage Tug
Flag: Malta
Built: 2014
Length: 32 m
Beam: 13 m
Passing Gravesend.
8.9.21.
Rt. #1, near Caspar, between Mendocino in Fort Bragg dresses up like this every Spring. For Our Daily Challenge topic - 'Edge or Border.'
Titan RT is a 483 m long pedestrian suspension bridge in the Harz Mountains (Germany), opened in 2017. It is arguably the longest free-hanging section of any pedestrian suspension bridge in the world. Its maximum height above ground is 100 m. The 118-ton bridge is anchored into the slate cliffs on both sides of the valley with a tensile force of 947 t. The bridge is designed to carry approximately 200 people, assuming an average weight of 80 kg.
Arriving at the end of its journey on the 370 from Tilbury is RT3510 . Romford London Rd. garage forecourt, 8/2/69.
From my "Blurb" Romford book.
Finger Lakes engines 2001 and 2002 power the so-called Sweep Job back to Geneva, NY as they close in on the crossing at route 89. Maybe in the winter they should call this train the Pelt Job as busting through the snow drifts along the way is anything but a gentle sweep!
Some small updates to my AT-RT, having spent a week working from home and with it on my desk. The feet have been updated with more accurate toes, while the front armour plating is now much less gappy. I think it could be fine-tuned a bit more but I'm much happier with this updated version.
Thought I'd show a sign of life as I haven't been very active in the last couple of months.
I don't have my bricks on hand all the time lately but I started building with the LDD a bit more the last few days.
I came up with this little model because I wanted to see how close I could come to a minifig scale AT-RT without using illegal connections. I'll build it in the brick as soon as possible to look and see if the legs can hold the weight.
Imperial AT-RT
This Is an All Terrain Recon Transport from Star wars I made. Its Based on @jastabrick 's Version and Inspired from @bear.lamp
I Displayed this vehicle at the @brickingbavaria
I also did Instructions for It, If you are Interested In them message me.
Enjoy It!
Juli out
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I have previously got a rear end shot of this parked just opposite my flat, but it was rushed and blurred, so I didn't bother uploading it.
Naturally, I had to park next to it in Morrison's car park this morning.
Only 67k at it's last MOT in April.
This is where it all began. I spent two weeks following Rt 66 through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. It is interesting to see what happens when a new highway comes through and takes all the cars away from a popular tourist route. Some towns have managed to restore old attractions and excell and some towns are sadly totally wiped out. Rt 66 is very hard to follow as many areas of the famous route are now gone, especially near and in big cities. It was an experience, that is for sure. Traveled a lot of Rt. 66 to my end destination, Ruidoso, New Mexico. I had my favorite city and my second favorite place on Rt 66. One because it is amazing how they have restored so much and another because there is nothing left. All is falling down or out of business and very few people even live there anymore.
I really can't stop building these; they're just too much fun. I wanted to make more of a foldy one.
The RT-10 is used mostly by pirates to disable enemy starfighters and freighters before capturing. It is equipped with a powerful ion lance which can shut down most starfighters and even some larger ships. The RT-10 is also equipped with two electro-harpoon launchers which can be fired at the disabled craft to fry the pilot(s) and then later used for towing.
One particularly infamous squadron of pirates, the 'Storm Crows', were known for playing the song Rock You Like a Hurricane on all frequencies before descending on their prey. Thereafter the fighter became know as the "Hurricane".
Bristow station
Bristow Oklahoma
Route 66 (1 block south)
Nikon D7200
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