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2 space bases posted to my brickshelf gallery
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lugnet.space
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Date:
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Sat, 15 Jun 2002 11:20:30 GMT
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The first one is here:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=19270
Not much to say about this one other than that the base & stuff is basicly
classic space and the ship is ice planet-ish.
The second one is here:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=19269
base21 is a picture of part of the mainframe that runs the whole thing
Note the reel-to-reel tape unit
base22 is a shot of part of the controll centre, with more of the mainframe
in the shot (the things with the imperial logos are the disk units) Note
the droids and the large video screen.
base23 is another shot of the controll centre, note the other video screen.
base24 is a shot of the roof, showing the security cameras and
communications gear and stuff.
base25 is a shot of the interior of the controll centre. The yellow stuff
is the coolant/power supply for the supercomputer. The terminal in the
middle between the 2 droids is the only way to access the mainframe for
re-programming. (those who have seen the dilbert episode on the Y2K bug
will understand the reference :)
cart2 is a cart used for various things around the setup
fuel2 is a picture of the refueling centre (you can see the hose just off
bottom of shot. Notice that, even in the far distant future, minifigs are
still getting their fuel from the Octan company.
handcart2 is a picture of the handcart I made out of some technic parts
setup21 is a picture of the whole setup
setup22 is another picture of the setup
shed21 shows the inside of the shed where the maintanence tools are kept
shed22 shows the outside of the same shed
ship21 shows a worker attatching a container to the back of the cargo ship
ship22 is a shot of the ship
train21 shows the cargo/passanger train
train22 shows the passanger/baggage/mail car
train23 shows the cab
train24 shows inside the passenger/baggage/mail car
train25 shows the container waggon
train26 shows the DS920 powerplant that powers the train
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