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"Levitation is part camera trick and part photoshop. Create an interesting levitation image this week."
The polish steamer wasn't in great shape, so the train had to stop several times for inspections. In Nove Drezdenko the usual railbus of PKP passed the standing steam train.
Unter lebhafter Beteiligung der Bevölkerung stoppte der Dampfzug in Nove Drezdenko, Der planmäßige Schienenbus der PKP überholte.
Heli Set I Location: Last Frontier Heliskiing
Photo Credit: Dave Silver
A technical landing, even for our experienced pilots. Those shall only be done on clear days with stable aerology.
A new commissioned model : a classic style Technic tractor. Shot here with an old Technic figure to show the size. With, of course, a functional steering system and a gear on the rear wheels to rotate the coupling pin.
Interesting model to create as it's my first Technic model... no kidding ;)
Comes in red and black just like it was deadpool next vehicle ... no worse than a little scooter, right?
Slow going, but here's a progress report: I've gotten the double jointed knee working and I've managed to get all of the ugly gap-age between the joints so it will look good even at a full bend of the knee. (I went through about 20 versions before landing on this. I also finished the hip covering and had a good range of movement while exposing a minimum amount of technic, construction. A LOT of trial and error hence the slow going- if it's not perfect it's not done.
Yuki and Makoto engage in some graffiti for the We’re Here group’s visit to the TBA Club. They had this planned months ago, and have been waiting for a “TBA” opportunity to appear in the schedule.
Sorry for the delayed pic, been very busy with school. Credit and inspiration from [Zach.B]
Hope you guys like it!
Unit PO-01
Toa:Stone
Safeguard build
Kakama – active, stage 8 (polymorphic)
Landslip Runners
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Decided to try to see if the lights in the kitchen could substitute for daylight in a pinch - results are not great but I think I finally have a cheap idea of how I can muzzle my flash for future pictures.
The Corpse Flower, or more technically Amorphophallus titanum, is really is a magnificent flower that can grows 5 inches in a single day!
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Built in 1906 by the Skagen association of craftsmen based on plans drafted by architect Ulrik Plesner (1861-1933). Whereas the main occupation in the town was fishing, there was also a need for talented craftsmen, especially during the period of economic growth around 1900.
(From the book "Houses of Skagen" by Hans Sejlund)
The underlying technic frame (with construction exoskeleton of course). This is from quite early on before the East Tower was even started or the bridge facing added. I ended up removing the grey panels underneath when I made the bridge white, but the frame remains.
My entry to round three of the Bio-cup. I am against Anthony Wilson. We got to choose our own theme this time. We chose "Tools of the Trade" (Weapons/Tools)
A Neural Interface Compatible Rifle, this hybrid coilgun/railgun is a favorite of strike teams. These weapons have a great balance of accuracy and firepower. The inclusion of a neural interface allow for greatly improved accuracy and accidental fire prevention.
This is from a self project I have been working on recently where I throw away the rule book of composition, focus and all what you know about photography, and try to create a series of photos which are poorly shot but interesting, Such as top left there is motion blur, top right, a big smear as I shot inside the car, bottom left is chaotic and has no specific set subject, and bottom right is a lorry blurred by the rain on the windscreen. I have really enjoyed this project as it has made me think much more creatively and I encourage everyone to give it a shot, Also this image will be used for the second tutorial I am currently writing for Sedgemoor Camera Club (hopefully will be uploaded by tonight) which will teach members how to create a collage in photoshop.
Ted looks a tad perplexed about his idea of introducing his jammin' crab friends to his new LDD robo-crab, Percy!
Hope that gift of a fish is a good indication of a crab welcome?
But wait a minute... Do robo-crabs even eat fish???
The photo in the upper right was of an early primitive build in chromatic & thematic eclectic juxtaposition that was posted on the old MOCpages. It wasn't a good photo, so I kept it small here. But... I do so love these little Bionicle crabs!
You can see more of Ted's crab pals in 3 of my LEGO Videos here on Flickr...
1 www.flickr.com/photos/76542/28666261467
I do love signs and while this isn't technically an official railroad sign it still is pretty neat and shows a great amount of detail of the trackage snaking thruout the Duluth Seaway Port Authority Complex served by CPKC from their adjacent ex Soo Line yard on Rices Point. This particular sign is found on the fence by Gate 1 alongside Helberg Drive.
Historically the Northern Pacific was the dominant railroad in Duluth and they had massive facilities here, though multiple competing Class 1s also served the city which even today is reached by four of the remaining six mega systems. In addition to Soo and NP, the Omaha Road (CNW), and Great Northern maintained smaller yards here on Rices Point which had connections to Superior via the NP's Minnesota and Wisconsin drawbridges as well as the dual rail/road Interstate Bridge.
Rices Point was once laced with a truly astonishing amount of rail infrastructure and though greatly diminished you can still find CPKC and BNSF jobs working the area daily and can catch the UP making a trip over from Superior twice a week.
For a sweeping overview here's a shot of mine of this same job from a visit the year prior: flic.kr/p/2pwy6Z3
Duluth, Minnesota
Sunday September 15, 2024
Allemagne
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If you can read the diagram you can see I intended this to be multi format. Once I started I decided to KISS and make it only 6x6 and 6x9, but that may not happen as I'm running out of room. I'll do the film advance next before deciding to add the 6x9. Even that may be difficult as it involves changing the focal length and making the front/back cover removable.
Here is my technical ive been working on. It still needs some work, but is almost complete.
More content coming soon!!!
The sixth image in a series...this one inspired by one of my all-time favorite episodes of I Love Lucy--the one where Lucy and Ethel get jobs, most infamously in a candy factory. :)
Front suspension - MacPherson, rear - semi-independent type deDion. In addition to the suspension, of course, the front steering (with castor), the rear drive on the traditional 3-cylinder engine, located behind the rear axle. The model opens the side doors and the rear door.
In the cabin, a soft steering wheel, an internal rearview mirror, a watch in the depth of the torpedo. The passenger seat folds to form an armrest.
The main fighting vehicle of many militias and rebel movements across the world. Especially in Africa where Diamond Creek employs them as their main workhorse. Cheap, available in great numbers, and easily modified these trucks, and their crews, are easily replaced in the event of failure and destruction.
This thing has been sitting around for far too long, and has gone through numerous changes over it's life time. It is primarily based on KingBrick's Light Security Vehicle as well as a few others. These pictures are already outdated as I've changed a few things such as raising the suspension a plate. I'll have to post more pictures or a scene with the newer version in it soon. Enjoy.
A friend of mine, who is an eager knitter, found a picture of one of these and asked if I could make one. Of course I couldn't - I'm bordeline idiot when it comes to mechanics. But I could find the right parts for my brother, and he made one in no time. So if your knittingwool is a mess Lego can solve your problem :)
This is a scale model of a Ferrari 308 GTSi
It features:
4 wheel independent suspension with anti-roll bars
Front suspension with realistic setup (kingpin inclination, Ackermann, caster)
Pop-up headlights (operated with the lever in the dashboard)
3+R gearbox (with shifter in center console)
Detailed V8 engine
Opening doors
Opening trunk
Opening hood (with button in the dashboard)
Adjustable chairs (forward/backward + tilting backrest)
Removable rooftop
I build this car in commision with an exclusivity agreement. So there will be no building instructions available for this model.
If you are interested in commisioning a model yourself please send me a message or an email:
jjottens (at) onsmail.nl (replace the (at) with @)