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A small spaceship I imagine being some sort of exploratory vehicle operating out of a larger space station. The build was a fun vessel for messing with angles possible using cheese slopes,
It probably doesn't mean anything to anyone but me, but I feel very good about this new utility pole. I reported the old one as broken to our local power company because it was bending more and more each day and if/when it fell it was going to close a major road and take power out for a lot of people. The next day they did a temporary repair and less than a week later they replaced the pole.
One of the shots I took, and prepped as a candidate for my new entry to LEGO Ideas. Please support here: ideas.lego.com/projects/2384769b-f69c-401e-a7a3-840e96ab7156
These utility lines cross through a neighborhood of Victorian homes and cottages. Much of Sonora has been leveled by wildfires, so it's good to see some survivors! The large Victorian house on the left was divided into flats in the 1920s.
The original Italianate mansion was built in the late 1880s by a successful gold miner. It was considered to be one of Sonora’s finest homes. Although it has had many owners, it is still known as the Clark-Nichol Home, for the original owners.
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I wanted to make one of these for the longest time, and a sudden spur of the moment building session produced this.
Mostly based around the MRZR with some creative liberties here and there.
Comments and constructive criticisms are always welcome, and thanks for visiting.
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engine lonnings in carlisle is pylon city. i would like to formerly apologies for the volume of pylon and pylon related image i will be uploading this week!
A coffee cup being used as an ashtray.
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Zuiko OM 35mm f/2.8 + Olympus OM-2sp : Kodak Tri-X 400 : Epson Perfection V850 Pro Photo Scanner.
New Orleans, Louisiana, NOLA, LA. Community Visions Unlimited, utility box, public art, art in public spaces, Hipstamatic, HipstaPrint. Mardi Gras Indians.
Early 1950's Morris Cowley MCV pickup, or as it was known locally Morris Coupe Utility, at Dural Men's Shed car show. Not sure why the badge says van.
Short-range tactical VTOL aircraft, with flexible wing profiles and swappable 'utility' modules.
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I've loved working on this one. A couple-years back my daughter was gifted the Batwing set from The LEGO Batman Movie (70916). A few months ago she broke it down and it has sat in a tray ever since. The Boy spotted this at the end of the holidays and wanted to build something Batmanish with it together. After about an hour of play I had an MVP version of this, though almost nothing of that original MOC now survives.
There's a few things in there I'm really proud of. The overall profile still blows my mind. Blunt and brutal in places, sleek and knife-like in others… I'm particularly proud as my comfort-zone is far more geometric in style, and this is not that.
I love the cockpit. Took a while to work that through, but it all just feels right now. The ejector seat lever is a particular high-point.
It has a pair of 'utility bays' forward of the cockpit. I've generated 10 swappable 'utilities' on the theme. Only 4 are overtly lethal. The rest are non-lethal options, including a grapnel launcher, and EMP lance, and a high-frequency sound cannon.
The wings are all fixed via ball-joints. An earlier iteration had 8 wings which were all more flexible than the current 6, but as I integrated then all more tightly into the body, they've become restricted in their range of movement. But as you'll see from the photos, there's still quite a range of wing profiles you can achieve.
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I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback. What could I do to improve it?
A trio of ex-CNJ GP40s spend the night west of the Hoboken Engine House. Of the order of 13 engines only five are currently in service with two still pulling passenger trains. The remaining eight are either in various stages of rebuilt to dedicated work engines or have been placed in storage for eventual rebuild.
Unassigned Power @ Hoboken Terminal, Hoboken, NJ
NJTR GP40PH-2 4105
NJTR GP40PH-2 4109
NJTR GP40PH-2 4112
Camera used: Hanimex 35es
Film used: Kodak Ultramax 400
The vignetting was not intentional, but is a happy accident.
Zeus CentCom in Brussels recently announced the decision to replace aging helicopters in the different branches with a new light utility aircraft built Eurocopter.
I've thought about building a smaller helo for a few months now. Felt properly motivated today, so after a bit of mixing and matching different photos of choppers in photoshop I came up with a design fitting the role. While the construction is not too different from the Heron, I am happy that it doesn't look like a downscaled clone of that. As usual, it will be built IRL at some point, I just don't know when yet.
Natural gas supply to any building is important so we can enjoy warm air and hot water when we need it.
My first go at transferring an LDD model into Mecabricks and rendering it. I'm totally up for any hints, advice or top tips about how to use this, as it's all new to me!
hi guys, this is my first attempt on a Minifig scale MOC so I thought it was better to go with something "not too difficult" but at the end it really gave me more headaches than any of my other MOCs so far. The boxy and compact kind-of-retro shape wasn't as easy as I thought at first. I also tried my best to make it quite robust and playable so my 3yo son could play with it, which he happily did with good results:
"hey daddy! you can fit a minifig in here! wow I like it"… and daddy had a big smile on his face xD
Anyway, this is based on the M299 Utility Vehicle from SDF Macross, I ended up adding some personal touches here and there though, like the all new sexy and curvy screen shield :) btw, credits goes to my wife Vicky and her super idea for the seats pieces, I would have never dare to use purple seats on this model but at the end I think they look really nice on it.
Hope you like it :)