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Olympus XA, miniature tripod, Kodak Technical Pan, EI 50, exposure 1/10 - f/22, Technidol developer.
This is my version of the BR232 Ludmilla made of LEGO TECHNIC bricks in 1:16.5 scale suitable for the LEGO Technik Trucks.
The locomotive had the premiere at the Bricking Bavaria 2022 exhibition in Fürth this weekend.
With more than 1,2m length and a track of about 10m she could drive a bit back and forth.
When I designed the rails, I made sure that a rail switch could work as well. So I also built a switch.
After a few small weak points, she drove back and forth in exhibition mode.
The interior has only a fake motor so far.
Next year, all the functions will be integrated like:
- running diesel engine
- 3 controllable fan coolers
- fans of the eddy current brakes
- light on the second side
- coupling mechanism to couple and uncouple wagons
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Took this a few weeks ago but wasn't ever so sure of it..
Trying to make myself get back onto photography a bit more, so thought id stick it up..
I used this connection for ease on the test rig. Gearing would make it better; maybe XL motors, too.
These red/grey/blue Lego Technic OPTIMUS PRIMEs are heroes in the "Transformers" movies. The G1 Optimus pair can fully transform from an Autobot to a semi truck, and fire Zamor spheres to defend Earth from the Decepticons! Height of the Optimus in robot mode = 20-1/2 inches; length of the other Optimus in truck mode = 22 inches (67 studs high x 47 studs wide). Designed by Nathan Gibson (transbot9), these Transformers were a collaborative build by him and David Luders. This pair won the "Most Heroic" Award at Brickcon 2011 in Seattle, Washington USA. To view the transformation steps, see the video at www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtAlZW8nZ_Q .
To download the PDF transformation steps and the video, go to the Eurobricks Technic Forum topic www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=61186 .
This is a converted heavy truck used by militias across africa and the middle east. Often a large anti-air gun or some other sort of heavy weapon will be mounted on to a technical.
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Konica Hexar RF + Carl Zeiss Distagon 35/1.4 ZM + Kodak Professional Technical Pan Black&White Film / Developed By Me / Scan By Noritsu HQ-1800 @ Fengyue (The Highest Quality Scan)
Developer: Kodak Technidol (Stock) 6 Min @ 20 Degree
Stopper: Adox Adostop
Fixer: Spur Ultrafix
Wash Aid: Fotospeed WA50
Wetting Agent: Kodak Photo-Flo
More pictures made with this technique: www.flickr.com/search/?w=28134808@N02&q=multisource
Youtube video: youtu.be/DR-6utSz9f8
Making of: www.youtube.com/watch?v=rk4_uicMP7I
Obligatory Cuusoo links:
The Bat - lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/23218
The Tumbler - lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/20174
OPENING CALENDAR
May 12, 2015
PUBLIC SESSION
Invocation
Dr. William Greene, Comptroller
Presentation of the Colors
Admiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Leadership Academy JROTC
Pledge of Allegiance
Jessica Quinte 8th grade student
Bruna De Souza 7th grade student
Gabriela Duran 7th grade student
Valeria Morales 7th grade student
Juan Pablo Duarte - Jose Julian Marti School No. 28
Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key
Pledge of Ethics
Jessica Quinte 8th grade student
Bruna De Souza 7th grade student
Gabriela Duran 7th grade student
Valeria Morales 7th grade student
Juan Pablo Duarte - Jose Julian Marti School No. 28
Core Beliefs – Video
PERFORMANCES
“Mambo No. 5” by Perez Prado
Kindergarten Students
Juan Pablo Duarte - Jose Julian Marti School No. 28
Opening Calendar
PRESENTATIONS
Student Excellence
2015 State Board Student Recognition - Nominees
Mabel G. Holmes School No. 5
Janiyah L. Fullwood (was selected)
Adely Guevara
Terence C. Reilly School No. 7
Destination Imagination Students:
Tonya A. Dudley
Angie Gil
Jonathan S. Mera
Luna C. Santi
Derick A. Vanegas
Erika Wilson
Benjamin Franklin School No. 13
8th Grade Student Council:
Geraldyne Caceda
Carolina Herrera
Tyan Imani Lewis
Polliana Pereira
Madison – Monroe School No. 16
Maya Cardenas
Dr. Albert Einstein Academy School No. 29
Destination Imagination Students:
Sabino Alejo
Jayden Alexis
Anthony Barragan
Khalid Bashir
Daniel Castaneda
Jose Encarnacion
Nathalie Hernandez
Melanie Jackson
Cristina Lourenco
Alexia Pereyra
Elisha Perez
Daniel Reis
Elvin Rodriguez
Aida N. Sevillano
John E. Dwyer Technology Academy
Stephanie Medeiros
Jaroy Richardson
John E. Dwyer Technology Academy
Bryan Soto
Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Academy
Alessandra Reyna (was selected)
Elizabeth High School
Hector Meneses
Admiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Leadership Academy
Latifa Ali
Alexander Hamilton Preparatory Academy
Jean Cabral-Espinal
Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy
Daysi Valido
2015 Law Day Competition
Union County Magna Carta Contest winners
Juan Pablo Duarte- Jose Julian Marti School No. 28
Poetry/Spoken Word/Rap Contest
Jessica Quinte, 8th grade - 2nd place
Valeria Morales, 7th grade - 3rd place
Poetry Contest
Brana DeSouza, 7th grade - 3rd place
Gabriela Duran, 7th grade - 3rd place
Teacher: Ms. Tracy Sereday
Star Excellence
Miranda Hanafy, Fifth Grade Teacher at Toussaint L'Ouverture- Marquis de Lafayette School No 6
Has been invited by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to attend Elevating and Celebrating Effective Teaching and Teachers Conference in Seattle.
In Recognition of School Nurses Week
Alicia AlemanFrances C. Smith Early Childhood Center School No. 50
Jean AmatoMabel G. Holmes School No. 5
Mary Louise ArnaudRobert Morris School No. 18
Sandra BakerRonald Reagan Academy School No. 30
Naimah Boone-Koon iPrep Academy School No. 8
Jaime CarusoAdmiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Leadership Academy
Teru ColemanDr. Albert Einstein Academy School No. 29
Martha ConcepcionJerome Dunn Academy School No. 9
Lillian Cowles John Marshall School No. 20
Nicole CrincoliMabel G. Holmes School No. 5 Annex A
Suzanne CrincoliChristopher Columbus School No. 15
Cathleen DeckertToussaint L’Ouverture - Marquis de Lafayette School No. 6
Zenaida Downey Alexander Hamilton Preparatory Academy
Olga Enriquez Early Childhood Nurse
Betty Felder-BrownNicholas Murray Butler School No. 23 Annex
Denean GaineyDonald Stewart Early Childhood Center School No. 51
Lisa GentileElmora School No. 12
Anna GillonMadison-Monroe School No. 16 Annex
Ann GreenMartin Luther King, Jr. Early Childhood Center School No. 52
Linda HartleyThomas Edison Career & Technical Academy
Althea HollisGeorge Washington Academy School No. 1
Naida HuseinovicWoodrow Wilson School No. 19
Donna JonesWilliam F. Halloran School No. 22 @ 31
Dora JonesWinfield Scott School No. 2
Madeline KellyFrances C. Smith Early Childhood Center School No. 50
Joan Marie Korn Dr. Albert Einstein Academy School No. 29
Maria LadoVictor Mravlag School No. 21
Barbara LentineAdmiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Academy of Finance
Rina LiebermanElizabeth High School
Agata LucianoBenjamin Franklin School No. 13
Fred Lucich John E. Dwyer Technology Academy
Joanne Madeline Admiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Leadership Academy
Kathleen MarquetDr. Orlando Edreira Academy School No. 26
Tonya McDowell Juan Pablo Duarte-Jose Julian Marti School No. 28
Marguerite MuchaCharles J. Hudson School No. 25
Marie NoonanNicholas Murray Butler School No. 23
Angela PallaMadison-Monroe School No. 16 Annex
Eileen PaternostroJoseph Battin School No. 4
Ruth PerezDr. Antonia Pantoja School No. 27
Mirlande PhilippeCommunity Providers Nurse
Christine Prettyman-LucichNicholas S. LaCorte-Peterstown School No. 3
Nanette SayaniWilliam F. Halloran School No. 22 @ 31
Patricia ScanlonDonald Stewart Early Childhood Center No. 52
Sharon ScaturroElizabeth High School
Karen SheridanRonald Reagan Academy School No. 30
Jill SofiaAlexander Hamilton Preparatory Academy Annex
Devann StisiMartin Luther King, Jr. Early Childhood Center School No. 52
Anthony TorresAbraham Lincoln School No. 14
Star Excellence (continued)
In Recognition of School Nurses Week (continued)
Henrietta UdehTerence C. Reilly School No. 7
Marlene VelasquezMabel G. Holmes School No. 5 Annex B
Dolores VitielloTerence C. Reilly School No. 7
Juantia WalkerJerome Dunn Academy School No. 9
Nicolett Silvio WoodThomas Jefferson Arts Academy
Maria ZayasDr. Antonia Pantoja School No. 27
Presenting Resolutions Celebrating
Portugal Heritage
Cuban Heritage
Haitian Heritage
Presenting Consul General of the Republic of Angola in New York
Adáo Pinto
In appreciation for their dedication and contribution to Excellence to the Elizabeth Public Schools for over 40 years.
Rebecca Aiello Elizabeth High School
Maryann Boyne Division of Early Childhood
Nanette Conte-Markowitz Jerome Dunn Academy School No. 9
Mary FoderaDivision of Bilingual/ESL Education
Marcy FoxAdmiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Leadership Academy
Nancy KenelyDr. Albert Einstein Academy School No. 29
Rista PeskusRonald Reagan Academy School No. 30
Charles SaundersAdmiral William F. Halsey, Jr. Leadership Academy
Kathleen Tasco Elmora School No. 12
Maria VolikasNicholas S. LaCorte-Peterstown School No. 3
Eileen WalshThomas Jefferson Arts Academy
A Water Strider is able to run on top of water due its ability to distribute its weight over a large area and the surface tension of the water.
My Lego Technic version of this amazing creature is motorised and is able to walk on land using it's long legs, and with the assistance of some extra flotation, it is also able to swim in water.
While this model was designed a few years ago now, it still remains as one of my favourite models that I have built.
This model contains 277 pieces.
Dublin Working Boys Home & Harding Technical Schools on Lord Edward Street, now Kinslay's Hostel.
"To help them to help themselves" was the axiom adopted by Mr Francis B. Ormsby, honorary secretary of the "Harding" from 1876 till his death in 1917. A committee - the Rev. Hercules Henry Dickenson, Dean of the Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle and Vicar of St Ann’s Church, William Digges La Touche and J.B.Pim, was established with the aim of establishing a Home "to afford comfortable and healthy lodgings at cheap rates for boys who were earning their bread". Such a Home proved useful to country clergymen and fathers when their their young male parishioners and sons came to Dublin for apprenticeship and employment. The Rev. H.H.Dickenson had been associated with the Claremont Institution for over 50 years, first as a young boy, raising funds as part of a ‘Juvenile Association’ for support of deaf pupils, and became a fluent signer, and assisted with interpreting.
The two houses in Denzille Street which formed the Home from 1876 to 1891 proved too cramped for the increasing number of boys, some of whom were referred from the charities – Protestant Orphan Society, the Grand Canal Home, The Coombe Boys’ Home, etc. In 1888, the Committee purchased a site at the top of Lord Edward Street, facing Christ Church Cathedral. On 22nd February 1892, the Lord Lieutenant officially opened the new building. Some residents did not stay for long having reached the maximum age of 19, where they had to relocate to other lodging homes. Some were so wild that they were either expelled or left to join the Army or the Navy. Others left to emigrate to America, Canada, England and South Africa.
In the late 1880s, having an interest in the educational welfare of the boys, Miss Anna Middleton Harding left a bequest to the Committee for establishing a technical school for the residents of the Home. In 1904, the Governors had been approached by employers seeking boys, and by boys seeking employment, so the Registry Office for "respectable Protestant lads" was set up in the Harding Home.
Among the facilities provided by the Home for the residents was the Gymnasium. During the period 1933 to 1950, the Gymnasium Club had been successful, the team having won the Irish Union Challenge Shield in 1933. As for sports, the boys had their cricket, badminton, soccer, rugby, table-tennis and swimming. In the dining-room was the Cherry Memorial plaque with a list of Boys who received the Good Conduct prize. The spiritual welfare was not forgotten, where each boy had to attend Divine Service at the parish church of St Werburgh across the street. Some residents formed a Bell-ringing club, with Christ Church Cathedral conveniently closeby. At one time there was a Literary/Debating Society, and in 1933, William ‘Bill’ Lockhart presented a paper on "Dublin – a Sketch", outlining the history of that city. In Mount Jerome Cemetery, the Dublin Working Boys’ Home had a plot for the residents, purchased by one of the Governors, Thomas Spunner, in 1885.
From 1876 to 1959, more than 2,483 boys had passed through, many of whom filled important positions in the city and elsewhere. In 1964, a large donation came from Canada from an Old Boy who acknowledged the benefit of the Harding in his early days. Another Old Boy – who was at the Home in Denzille Street in 1890 – never forgot the Home, having left a generous legacy. In the Great War (1914-1918), over 300 Old Boys served in the forces, while of these over 30 gave their lives. During the Second World War, 1939 to 1945, some of the Old Boys, numbering 76, went to war, and over eleven were killed in action. Another ten enlisted in the regular and auxiliary forces of the Irish Free State. The Superintendents of the Home were: J.Sides (1876-78), Thomas Spunner (1879-1896), James Harris (1897-1901 and 1910-1929), Henry Meredith (1901-1910), James ‘Nobby’ Clarke (1930-1960), Dudley Dolan (1960-1970) and Jim Condell (1971-1978).
In 1987, the Dublin Working Boys’ Home (fondly known as ‘The Ranch’ by the Old Boys) finally closed its doors. The building was sold off and then converted into a hostel for budget travellers – under the name of Kinlay’s Hostel. On the facade of the building is the stone engraving of the young apprentice wearing an apron and carrying his tools – which is the badge of the Harding Old Boys’ Union, formed in 1930, and still going strong, with the organisation of the Annual Reunions and social gatherings.
After some computer issues that wouldn't release the train brakes and some brief talk of leaving the leader behind, a quick reboot had 23K moving again behind Interstate heritage unit NS 8105. Assisted by NS 2633 and 9630, the creamsicle is seen here leaning into the reverse curve at Shirley as it begins its westbound run to Chicago.
Lego Technic MOC - Technic Motorcycle (Building Instructions)
Building Instructions:
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For my coming Jabba's palace I've built some technical device. I've made an instruction to see how I used some SNOT-techniques.
Life in the harsh deserts of Bara Magna has reduced the Vorox to near-primitive beasts with animalistic tendencies. A few still have enough sense about them to make use of whatever they may stumble across in their travels; this particular Vorox has scavenged a tattered cloak and some armour from a long-dead warrior.
Found myself starting another revamp earlier this week. I always liked the Vorox set and thought it was a pretty cool design, so I've been thinking about doing a revamp for a little while. I hope you like it!
For my coming Jabba's palace I've built some technical device. I've made an instruction to see how I used some SNOT-techniques.
For my coming Jabba's palace I've built some technical device. I've made an instruction to see how I used some SNOT-techniques.
For my coming Jabba's palace I've built some technical device. I've made an instruction to see how I used some SNOT-techniques.
For my coming Jabba's palace I've built some technical device. I've made an instruction to see how I used some SNOT-techniques.