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Hey all, I’d like to bring your attention to Tim Caffery’s GardenSLUG Display
here at the Paramus Park
Mall Lego Store - N.J. . As we begin a relationship with the Lego Store, over
time GardenSLUG will have members displaying their MOCs here in part of the
Stores window.
Tim was the first to
step up with some MOCs he has and that some he just completed.
He brought along his new Cargo Transport, inspired by the Space 1999 Eagle.
The ship is completely modular. The Front Control area detaches and has a
moonbase style inner corridor. The Rear Engine Suite is detachable with the same
style system, making for expansion, allowing multiple center modules to be
connected.
This was Tim’s idea for a Space Cargo Frieght System. Borrowed and inspired by
the Train Container Swap. Multiple Cargo Containers can be slung in the
underside center of the Lander.
A look at the Front of Tim’s Lander, you can see his fine SNOT work.
You better keep those hatches buttoned! You never know what is being
transported!
Tim’s Spiff Craft and Custom Tie Interceptor:
I had mentioned to Tim that I would love to mount a horse’s saddle onto our
GardenSLUG mascot. So a minifig could ride the beast. Here you can see the
result of Tim’s solution:
Tim’s well known Custom Slave 1:
Lastly, some of the Girls at the job, started putting Clickits on Gomgile.
Oh well, she’s a girl too afterall:
Enjoy!
Comments and questions welcomed by Tim Caffery.
Stay Tuned for future displays. Drop me a note if you are local and interested.
Thank you,
Eric Sophie
SciBrick
LMHoF
GardenSLUG
Biomechanical Bricks
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