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That’s what I asked Bob, one of our younger assistants. I told him he could use
the junk in the warehouse which came with our facility, as long as he was
careful. You never know what you’ll find in there. You can see him in these
pictures putting the finishing touches on the ‘bike’. I don’t know how old the
rocket is, but I’m sure it’s still dangerous. No seatbelt, no helmet. Kids these
days, sheesh!
click for gallery
In the last picture you can see him heading off in a howling dust storm; must be
what the ‘dirt’ in the name is refering to.
Apart from needing some background, I was partially inspired by
Paul Baulch for this little corner of
the garage. Once I have more space, I’ll add on to it... And, yeah, it would be
a little easier to see the bike if either it or the garage were lime-green ;-)
This is where a tight depth of field comes in handy.
Peace and tinkering,
Professor Whateverly
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| (...) While I can't say that I think the bike is fantastic, it is cute, and fits the idea. The garage, though, is very nice. You going to get a complete whateverly labs cobbled together for brickfest? Maybe as a moonbase module? -Dan Rubin Chair of (...) (20 years ago, 10-Apr-04, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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| (...) This is really neat...it's like a Train Shed for space. It reminds me of the classic early 80's idea book that followed the figs thru the different themes. Just good ol plain fun. -G (20 years ago, 12-Apr-04, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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