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Traditionally the Tron was a place of gathering to celebrate New Year, mainly because of its chiming clock, high on the spire, and visible (and audible) over a wide area.
The Tron's position as the traditional focus of Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations has been greatly diminished in recent years, due to the expansion of the City Council's organised Hogmanay Street Party in the city centre.
However, it was announced in November 2012 that this historic venue would re-stake its claim to the city's hogmanay celebrations, with a Festival of the Extraordinary planned to include live music, film screenings and, amongst other things, a mixology masterclass.[11]
FebRovery Day 7
M:Tron Speeder bike was one of the most popular vehicles to zip around.
Apparently I lack an M:Tron minifig, so I made one as best as I could.
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This is an expansion to inhance the display value of set 21314. Remove the bottom 1x6 plate from the back of the original base and attach the expansion. I will post some pics of the final build with Quorra jumping from the logo soon.
About the TRON logo:
The T, O and N were easy to create but the R was troublesome. Untill I saw this solution by B.T.B.
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I wanted something small and swooshy so this was the result. It began as a M-Tron fighter but wasn't quite there; several remixes later I was much happier with this version.
My first entry for the Grid Wars contest. I was really struggling with some early designs at a mashup I thought would come easily to me. I nearly gave up but after several dead ends and pages of sketches I have two ships I happy with. I'll post more shots soon.
Another ship in the Sky:Tron series. Funny that Lego never used this windscreen colour in its Space lines, and it remained always a Town colour. I wanted to use these windscreens in a space build, so that's where it all started. Then those water cooler pieces from the Scala range were just screaming to be used in a space build too. Lots of half stud off sets made this all more complicated than I wanted it to be, but I was glad to finally finish it after it having sat on my shelf for over a year!
The Tron Kirk is a former principal parish church in Edinburgh, Scotland. It is a well-known landmark on the Royal Mile. It was built in the 17th century and closed as a church in 1952. Having stood empty for over fifty years, it was used as a tourist information centre for several years in the mid 2000's and, more recently, was the site of the Edinburgh World Heritage Exhibition and John Kay’s book and gift shop.
The name comes from the weighing beam ("tron" in Scots), serving the public market on the Royal Mile, which stood outside until around 1800.
It is the only Scottish church where five consecutive ministers each served at least once as Moderator of the General Assembly (eight if including second charge ministers).
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Even Badass Villains need to change their wardrobe from time to time.
Now see as Darth Vader goes Digital in his Tron Powered Blue Robes, ready to take over the Grid, TronStyle!
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This is actually an old one. I made this image as a collaboration between me and the very talented and ever lovely mr. Moog. Unfortunately he had to back out because of his busy schedule, and I forgot about it. I finally dug it up again so here it is.
Archaeological investigations, including excavations and 3D surveys, in 1974, 1983 and 2006 shed light on the area before the construction of the church in the 1630s. The results evidenced that the area was occupied by tenements before the church was built. It appears that they were built during the 15th and 16th centuries and wiped out all traces of earlier medieval settlements. Documentary research undertaken at the same time was able to provide a picture of the occupants of the buildings all the way back to the late 15th century. The church was built over:
Marlin’s Wynd
Peebles Wynd
Taverner's Close[1]
The church floor was removed in 1974 to allow the excavation of the entire floor area. This was retained as a piece of publicly visible urban archaeology until the building was refloored in 2004. The public could view the remnants of the basements, the paved closes, and drainage channels in a Pompeii style, viewing from a walkway around the inner perimeter.
Though less common than the DY-08 loader, the M-Tron lifter is nonetheless a capable assistant to any longshoreman.
One final drone for Droneuary!
My second rover for Febrovery is a re-imagining of set 6896 Celestial Forager. John had bought me a bunch of magnets a couple years ago, and they were some of the only pieces I brought with me when moving. So I’m glad to put them to use here!
I included most of the original’s main features with an articulating body, magnetic crane, and in my rendition the radar dish can be raised or lowered. Making this brought back a lot of fun memories of building vehicles for my youngest brother to play with.
Special thanks to Markus and Marin for loaning me some parts to complete the M-Tron styling.
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i was trying out some long exposure shots by the highway this weekend. cars look like something out of tron.
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Bullet Bike is a super-fast, long distance M-Tron unit. It was designed as an emergency road service vehicle. It is equipped with basic tools and a special compartment for “energy crystals” that can power up both land vehicles and aircrafts.
This gaudy looking car was parked across the street from the NY Public Library on 42nd Street. The blue lights remind me of Tron.
El palacio de Rundale
Está situado a poco más de una hora en coche desde Riga en dirección a Lituania. Está casi en medio de la nada rodeado por campiña letona en la región de Zemgale, muy cerca de la frontera lituana. Lo más cercano, es la población de Bauska a 12 kilómetros donde se puede ver su antiguo castillo medieval.
La construcción del magnífico palacio que hoy podemos admirar se inició en 1736. Desde entonces ha pasado por varios propietarios y avatares.
Lo mandó construir el duque de Curlandia, Johann von Biron, cuando estas tierras aún formaban parte del Gran Ducado de Lituania. Las obras del palacio se completaron en dos etapas (ya que al duque lo desterraron a Siberia) y se finalizó en el año 1768 pudiendo pasar Biron los últimos cuatro años de su vida en él.
El salón dorado fue el lugar donde se situó el trono del duque. En su techo se puede ver una pintura representando la apoteosis del Rey.
Tras su fallecimiento, finalmente en 1795 pasó a ser propiedad del Imperio Ruso y ofrecido por los herederos a la familia de los Zubov que lo mantuvieron casi intacto salvo en algunos detalles exteriores que añadieron en los pórticos. A principios del siglo XIX Napoleón y su ejército comenzaron la invasión contra Rusia y tras su paso por esta zona el palacio quedó casi abandonado medio derruido por actos vandálicos.
El Salón Blanco fue creado primeramente como una iglesia, pero tras el segundo periodo de construcción del castillo se convirtió en una sala de baile. En las paredes se representan en relieve la diversidad de la vida social, las cuatro estaciones y el mundo de Dios.
Durante los siguientes 100 años aproximadamente el palacio recobró la calma y fue restaurado de los daños ocasionados y utilizado como residencia de verano de sus siguientes propietarios, la familia Shuvalov. Pero la I Guerra Mundial estaba próxima y durante este conflicto bélico el palacio fue ocupado por las tropas alemanas donde instauraron en él la comandancia y un hospital. Pasado este periodo, a parte del palacio se le asignó la función de escuela y posteriormente también a una organización de inválidos por la guerra.
La habitación Rosa con temática primaveral está dedicada a la Diosa de las flores.
Esta habitación era el espacio holandés, con una colección de pinturas de artista holandeses como Rembrandt.
En el gabinete de porcelana oval podemos ver numerosos jarrones chinos y japoneses
La Habitación del Duque
Actualmente restaurado lo que vemos hoy en día está restaurado. Durante la visita guiada se pueden contemplar las salas con la elegancia de antaño.
El Teatro Verde diseñado como un teatro romano posee un aforo de 600 personas.
Desde su inauguración en 1972 cuando fue inaugurado donde se puede observar en todo su esplendor esta muestra del arte barroco y rococó rodeados por un relajante canal que nos recuerda a los más elegantes jardines franceses.
(Víctor del Pozo)
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This has been my project for a while now. When Jens Nygaard Knudson passed away Mark Stafford posted a very nice eulogy with pictures from a Brick Journal article. The info about Jens' life and just how powerful an impact he left on us through LEGO is very inspirational. Building this prototype theme he developed felt like a good way to show respect and appreciation for Jens" work. This is supposed to have been from 1987 and it's so great how many actual sets have roots in this prototype theme.
There's a lot that can't be seen in the pic but the challenge was filling in that space with really solid, good play featury kind of stuff. Unseen or fuzzy details absolutely had to be good because of being built by Jens Nygaard Knudson and also because I assume these were the models he used to convince the higher ups that his new space ideas were awesome and deserved support.
I'm calling these guys R-Tron because the windscreen print has a big "R" with a white line going halfway across it. I think the R stands for lots of things like rapid, response, rescue, repair and possibly recovery. It's interesting because 3 of the 4 pods have distinctive prints. The mobile base pod has the "+" sign which should be a medical kind of hospital thing, the spaceship has a gloved hand gripping a line which could be a lifeline like hospital helicopters and then the mobile gantry has the same type of hand holding a wrench.
I'll focus on getting some videos uploaded of physical models to show the features. The colors will be off but at least the cool factor will still shine through! I'll start posting the Studio files on Bricklink as well once I'm sure the build is 100%.
Thanks for reading and looking!
Check out backoftheboxbuilds.com to find the instructions for all these builds. www.backoftheboxbuilds.com/brickjournal-i6-v2-p41-concept1/
(Here's a Studio file for the Rapid Response Ship)
(Here's a Studio file for the Mobile Gantry)
(Here's a Studio file for the Mobile Base)
(Here's a Studio file for the All Terrain Rescue Rover)
Institut du Monde Arabe / Paris / France
En septembre 2017, pour ses 30 ans, l'Institut du Monde Arabe s'offre une nouvelle jeunesse.
La mécanique des 240 panneaux de la façade sud vient d’être rénovée et un système d'éclairage nocturne high-tech équipe désormais toute la façade.
Dans le Quartier latin, la paroi sud de l'Institut du monde arabe réagir à nouveau à la lumière, ouvrant ou fermant ses quelque 8.000 iris mécaniques. Cette immense mosaïque est constituée d'un patchwork de 240 panneaux renfermant chacun une cinquantaine de diaphragmes de taille différente, dont la moitié réagissent à l'intensité de la lumière. Une merveille de mécanique imaginée il y a trente ans par le grand architecte Jean Nouvel et Architecture Studio. Las, petit à petit, des pièces ont cassé dans cet ouvrage à la précision de haute horlogerie. Et les carrés ajourés sont tombés très vite en panne les uns après les autres avant d'être tous arrêtés en 2011.
Pour marquer les 30 ans de la création de l'IMA, Jack Lang – à la tête du centre culturel depuis 2013 – a lancé un chantier de rénovation. Après trois ans de travaux, la bibliothèque de l'Institut, avec sa célèbre tour de livres qui s'élance du 1er au 7e étage, a rouvert en mars. Depuis janvier 2017, la façade et ses moucharabiehs bloqués étaient en travaux, pour un budget de 3,5 millions d'euros, financés par des dons de l'Arabie saoudite et du Qatar.
Romain Pissenem, «l'actuel roi d'Ibiza», s'est chargé d'illuminer la façade.
Les deux cent quarante moucharabiehs ont été équipés d'environ quatre kilomètres de LED: c'est un peu comme si la façade avait été électrisée ! Elle devient un terrain de jeux formidable. C'est comme un écran géant sur lequel sont créées une infinité de formes et mouvements. Il est possible de contempler ce jeu de lumières chaque soir, dès la tombée de la nuit.
Franchement, le jeu de lumière de nuit est très sympa !
Mais attention, lorsque j'y suis allé, le jeu de lumière s'est arrêté vers 23h45.