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Having fun with Krennic's shuttle at the moment. Such a beautiful shape, even with my scrappy building. It looks fantastic from any angle. Still a lot to play around with: the front mandible are really messy, I can see an error with the tail fin suddenly and the wing shape and length is really interesting: I think they need to be longer. I should mention that I'm not aiming for 100% accuracy. It will probably end up being my own variation of the design. Near the base there a small blind bag model that I'm comparing with. I want to taper the wings a bit more than the model; they look almost square but I want more something angular.
3526, with 4916 trailing, approach Fletchers Lane level crossing on the outskirts of Bomaderry en route to Berry with the last shuttle of the day.
Bomaderry, NSW.
Saturday, 16 August 2025.
During winter, when the pass road is closed, a car shuttle operates between Andermatt and Sedrun. Unlike other similar services, the drivers can't stay in their vehicles, so the train also has a passenger car.
The diplomatic shuttle is a model I build on order for a great Star Trek enthusiast. The model had to have the classic look of the original series while being different from the basic shuttle (Galileo). So it's therefore twice as long and a quarter as wide and of course at Lego minifigures scale.
More photo here :
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Metroline DE1610, YX58DWJ, and VW1275, LK12AHZ, on Wood End Lane at Northolt Park. Both vehicles have been terminated at Northolt Park but from different directions, owing to severe disruption around Hanger Lane.
DE1610 was turned at Northolt Park from Willesden Junction and VW1275 was turned from South Harrow. The traffic disruption meant that normal 487s were so late running that drivers did not have time to get to South Harrow and come back so VW1275 was drafted in as a standby spare to run a shuttle service between Northolt Park and South Harrow Station to connect passengers and provide a through service. As seen here, the passengers off the VW have just been transferred onto the DE that then formed a service to Willesden Junction.
Shuttle Buses - N2 SBL seen on High Street, Irvine operating service 38 to Kilwinning on October 17th 2023
Based on this design > turned the asymmentrical shuttle into a balanced ship with the added side pod. The engines turn into cruise, speed and landingmode. Canopy opens too..
A pair of CP AC4400CW's lead a load grain train bound for Stinson yard, from their it will be shuttled to the local elevators to be exported over seas.
Quick doodle of a shuttle "landing" or phasing into N-space. The shuttle is fairly goofy but the angular shape was fun and above all easy to place around with transparency effects.
The American Industrial Mining Company did a great job on the restoration of this Joy 10SC Shuttle Car (seen here previously: flic.kr/p/nNsY92 )
Fuji GSW690II
Kodak Portra 160
Stagecoach Southwest
Scania Enviro400
Service 300 Shuttle
Seen running the service 300 park and ride route to Yelverton airfield then to Tavistock
Shuttle Buses JHZ4931 (S879BYJ) DAF DB250/Optare Spectra seen in the depot yard (27/02/23)
New to Eastbourne Buses and former North East Coachways
This project started out with me seeing some concept art by Ivan Tantsiura. The engines in particular really caught my attention. More boxy than what you normally see. So I decided to run with the concept.
The idea behind the shuttle itself was less scientific like NASAs shuttles, and more commercial. Carrying corporate employees to stations in Earth orbit. So the interior is more luxurious than you might expect with plenty of leg room. Even the cockpit has some measure of luxury, despite a lot of that being overridden with function The seat would have neural ports for the pilots to control the aircraft, something I couldn't manage on the model itself but the idea lives on in my imagination. Now, on the other hand, you don't want to waste money on too much luxury, so the rear cargo bay is bare metal with industrial warnings and hardpoints for securing luggage. Really embracing that military cargo bay feel. All in all I am really happy with the interior. I even managed to make room for figs!
I had just as much fun with the exterior. I wanted a super clean look that was reminiscent of our real-world shuttles, but still carried on more sci-fi design cues. The engines are an obvious start to that concept. Those were taken wholesale from the concept art I mentioned earlier, then modified and adapted to suit what I had in mind. The rest of the shuttle took shape from an early sketch I did of the top profile. And I swear I was using that leading edge design before the UCS Batwing was announced, that's what I'm saying to make myself feel better at least.
Obviously, another important part of the exterior is the color blocking. The orange came pretty naturally. It contrasts well without being too bright. And the part availability meant I had access to enough parts to really clean up the lines. The orange section on the underside makes me especially happy.
And that's really a good note to end on, I'm just really happy with this build. It let me have some fun and I think the final pruduct reflects that. As always, instructions are available on Rebrickable. rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-89840/AsgardianStudio/cyberpunk-...
Thanks for reading!
Just before the disruption I have mentioned here occurred, RFO's 193 742 passed by coming from the wrong side. The container shuttle may be from Duisburg Ruhrort Hafen (D) to Rotterdam Maasvlakte - which I have photographed a little over a year earlier with the same loco. Dordrecht, 03-05-2023.
Video available: youtu.be/AyKQHItm8Z4
The Lambda Class Shuttle is one of my favorite spaceship designs with its birdlike look. I like the elegant curves and the transformative wing mechanism, furthermore the landing gear setup with just two legs is exciting!
With the introduction of all the recent new parts I was able to create the round forms and fluent lines of the original studio model.
It is difficult to find exact reference material for this ship, most of the blueprints and imagery, which are available online, are not correct to the original studio models. I've ended up using my own photographs I've managed to take at the amazing Star Wars Identities exhibition.
The model is a scratch build MOC, there are some familiar elements to the LEGO UCS model as well as Dmac's www.flickr.com/photos/dmaclego original design. My main focus was an accurate cockpit design (it’s still not perfect but I like my solution), the inclusion of play features, a full interior completed with PF functions, lights and more.
The model features:
- motorized foldable wings
- boarding ramp
- retractable landing gear
- detailed cockpit and interior
- turning canons
- landing lights
- working sublight engine
It is bigger than the official set with 94 cm in width and 102 cm in hight (on the stand). I've used up to 6000 parts for the model including an PF medium motor and 7 PF lights.
For the scenes I've used secondary builds, the Death Star ll and a midscaled Star Destroyer based on Brickdoctors www.flickr.com/photos/legoarts/ design both of which are adding several hundred parts. For the Endor scene I've used around 10000 parts. Even the planets used for the space scenes are based on LEGO parts (Planet series: Endor and Tatooin for the red Planet).
I'm happy how my build came together, I hope you like it as well! Thanks.
Imperial Shuttle from Star Wars, in midi-scale.
Decided to put this one up on Lego Ideas, along with my Ranger, so please support it if you like it:
What a great memory! September 21, 2012.
We were stepping out of the Star Wars ride at Disneyland, looked up to see the Space Shuttle Endeavour fly over on it's Boeing 747 transport, along with it's escort plane, to it's final display location at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. Lucky timing!
Blasting off Runway 16, bound for LHR.
British Airways
A319-131
G-EUPF
Aberdeen Airport - EGPD
29th August 2014.
Upon entering orbit, the shuttle appears to be suspended above the earth when in actuality, it is traveling at speeds around 17,500 mph.
Video available: youtu.be/AyKQHItm8Z4
The Lambda Class Shuttle is one of my favorite spaceship designs with its birdlike look. I like the elegant curves and the transformative wing mechanism, furthermore the landing gear setup with just two legs is exciting!
With the introduction of all the recent new parts I was able to create the round forms and fluent lines of the original studio model.
It is difficult to find exact reference material for this ship, most of the blueprints and imagery, which are available online, are not correct to the original studio models. I've ended up using my own photographs I've managed to take at the amazing Star Wars Identities exhibition.
The model is a scratch build MOC, there are some familiar elements to the LEGO UCS model as well as Dmac's www.flickr.com/photos/dmaclego original design. My main focus was an accurate cockpit design (it’s still not perfect but I like my solution), the inclusion of play features, a full interior completed with PF functions, lights and more.
The model features:
- motorized foldable wings
- boarding ramp
- retractable landing gear
- detailed cockpit and interior
- turning canons
- landing lights
- working sublight engine
It is bigger than the official set with 94 cm in width and 102 cm in hight (on the stand). I've used up to 6000 parts for the model including an PF medium motor and 7 PF lights.
For the scenes I've used secondary builds, the Death Star ll and a midscaled Star Destroyer based on Brickdoctors www.flickr.com/photos/legoarts/ design both of which are adding several hundred parts. For the Endor scene I've used around 10000 parts. Even the planets used for the space scenes are based on LEGO parts (Planet series: Endor and Tatooin for the red Planet).
I'm happy how my build came together, I hope you like it as well! Thanks.
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The Shuttle Discovery is reflected in a puddle on its final rollover, in preparation for its last mission, STS-133.
In the late golden afternoon sun, GM27 and B75 work #T277 DP World Shuttle through Belfield from Port Botany.
27/05/2024.
Marsh driftwood and Florida shrubbery frame the liftoff phase of the Space Shuttle Endeavour as it begins the STS-69 mission. Liftoff from Launch Pad 39A occurred at 11:09:00:52 a.m. (EDT), September 7, 1995. The crew of five NASA astronauts was embarking on an 11-day multifaceted mission featuring two free-flying scientific research spacecraft, a spacewalk and a host of experiments in both the cargo bay and the middeck. Onboard were astronauts David M. Walker, Kenneth D. Cockrell, James S. Voss, James H. Newman and Michael L. Gernhardt.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: sts069-s-022
Date: September 7, 1996
Space shuttle Atlantis on a modified 747, as the two parallel Brevard County, Florida, for landing at Kennedy Space Center, after a trip from Edwards Air Force Base in California.
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Editor's note: happy Friday, Flickr friends! While we can't all get this kind of sky view, hope you get to enjoy the waning gibbous moon in the skies over Earth this weekend.
This image taken by an astronaut aboard Space Shuttle mission STS-103 shows a panoramic view of Earth at moonrise.
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Due to PTC and a new shuttle train elevator being built, Endicott is the epicenter of grain operations on WATCO's Hooper and Pleasant ValleySubs. During harvest season, the elevator will load multiple unit trains for shiment to the coast. I believe they run all the way to Portland rather than transloading to a barge at Wallula like they previously did.
On this morning I was hanging around Lower Monument Dam when an empty grainer of UP cars came scooting up the Snake River. Suspecting that it was the shuttle train, I was able to catch it here coming into the elevator at Endicott.