I'm finally done with a rework of Ironman Mark 47 armor. The figure is 30,05 cm or 12 inches tall, so it's 2,05 cm taller than my previous Mk. 43 model and it has better proportions. My Mk 47 also got much stronger knee joints, which is crucial for pose ability. Instructions here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-157496/KMX%20Creations/iron-man-...
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I've never considered myself an artist, until now. I have just discovered how to make these beautiful masterpieces and can't wait for my next piece on Canvas.
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Using a better camera and backdrop this time, here is what I hope to be the final rendition of one of my favorite models, the London and North Eastern Railway J15 0-6-0, or originally known as the Great Eastern Railway Y14 0-6-0. Originally built in the 1880's, these traditional light 0-6-0 goods engines were used abundantly in eastern and northeastern England. They were a straightforward design and reliable, with some serving until the mid 1960's. One is preserved in Norfolk, and I have seen it myself several times! It's safe to say it is one of my favorite steam locomotives of all time. I know posting this model might come off as redundant to some of you, but considering the modifications and upgrades I have given it since it was last showed, and also considering these photos are much better, I think it can be justified. Among the improved features, the most prominent would be the perfected smokebox, the face of the locomotive, which now really emanates the look of a proper Great Eastern engine. Sharp and with a tapered stovepipe chimney and smooth handrail, this was the best change made to the model. Other minor details added were the red guard irons on the back of the tender, which the color of gives a nice look on the end. The cab was redone, with a larger cab floor, reversing screw wheel, and a fireman's seat. Everything else has more or less stayed somewhat the same, but I guess this is one of those projects that will never be finished. I have several other projects and models to show, but for now I can wrap up the story of progression of this model with some great photos to do it justice.
Lego BR 0-4-0 Class 02 Diesel Shunter
The 4-4-0 has become a 2-4-0, as it didn't do corners too well.
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This is the parts callout of the Doctor Who LEGO Tardis building instructions. So if you want to build yours, you can now start by getting the parts you need to build yours. :) I'll try to upload one step of the building instructions every day.
Deutsche Reichsbahn-Gesellschaft BR 58-311. I've prepared a DRG black edition of the G12 renamed to Baureihe 58 for Bricks-On-Rails.de. This one is powered by a LEGO Power Functions L motor and a LEGO IR receiver plus battery box. It's also possible to use the Powered Up System. The valve gear is slightly less complicated and instead of antennas I've used rigid hose for the boiler railing. Let me know which colour you prefer: flickr.com/photos/185432629@N06/51522609021/in/album-7215... Instructions for sale at: en.bricks-on-rails.de/lokomotiven About the Locomotive: The G12 (later Baureihe 58) was developed during the Great War. From a servicing and maintenance point of view, it was a great disadvantage for each German state railway to have its own locomotive classes with no standardization. Even spare parts for locos of the same class often did not fit their sister locos. This fuelled the desire for a standardized, fast and powerfull goods locomotive. The result was the G12, a 1’E 2-10-0 goods train locomotive. Between 1917 and 1924 approximately 1490 copies were build. With 1.520 HP and a top speed of 65 km/h the G12 was capable of pulling big goods trains.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Lego in Canada, which was cause for some extra intricate displays at the annual Canadian fan convention known…
This kinda just happend while I was building something else.
