Thanks I installed it, and hope this works out for me!I use FOXIT .pdf reader, it's free.
Spaceagent-9 2017 build pic threads
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Creative use of a cardboard box for sure!
Would have been better if the builder used mentos in the Coke. Just saying....
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That is the first time that I have seen the Romulan Bird of Prey make of LEGOs. You did a GREAT JOB on the project!
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I used to launch rockets 100's of feet with water Rockets. You will fill the very thick plastic with water, then pump up the Rockets with a hand pump. The base of the rocket had the intake for the air, and was also the propulsion chamber. Release the tabs, and you would get a 100 vertical feet launch easily.
I do agree, the guy should had added Mentos, but that paper aircraft had the center of gravity so far off, any longer flight, and it would have gone out of control as is seen.
I do have to admit, that was some really seamless building using corrugated cardboard I've seen.
The Lego model is convincing!
Here's a neat bottle rocket using just water.
I do agree, the guy should had added Mentos, but that paper aircraft had the center of gravity so far off, any longer flight, and it would have gone out of control as is seen.
I do have to admit, that was some really seamless building using corrugated cardboard I've seen.
The Lego model is convincing!
Here's a neat bottle rocket using just water.
I didn't build that, I just admire what the Lego people do with the sci-fi jaundra, I think this was found on photo bucket.
That is cool! I used to use those plastic hand pump water rockets when I was a kid. The Red and white ones!I used to launch rockets 100's of feet with water Rockets. You will fill the very thick plastic with water, then pump up the Rockets with a hand pump. The base of the rocket had the intake for the air, and was also the propulsion chamber. Release the tabs, and you would get a 100 vertical feet launch easily.
I do agree, the guy should had added Mentos, but that paper aircraft had the center of gravity so far off, any longer flight, and it would have gone out of control as is seen.
I do have to admit, that was some really seamless building using corrugated cardboard I've seen.
The Lego model is convincing!
Here's a neat bottle rocket using just water.
Very clever design!I used to launch rockets 100's of feet with water Rockets. You will fill the very thick plastic with water, then pump up the Rockets with a hand pump. The base of the rocket had the intake for the air, and was also the propulsion chamber. Release the tabs, and you would get a 100 vertical feet launch easily.
I do agree, the guy should had added Mentos, but that paper aircraft had the center of gravity so far off, any longer flight, and it would have gone out of control as is seen.
I do have to admit, that was some really seamless building using corrugated cardboard I've seen.
The Lego model is convincing!
Here's a neat bottle rocket using just water.
Love how he is able to get all the hole punches equilateral with one punch! The camera mount was well done as well. Thanks for sharing Z!
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I think my sculpting skills are getting better. Here is my sculpt of the 1930s Allosaurus, also a Stop motion puppet of the King Kong Trex.
Working on that damned hanger deck red, yellow, green, lit up slits on the enlarged 1701 from Ron Caudillo. Going real slow, but there will be light leaks, as I don't want to continually rip it apart to solve minor issues. Once I button up the secondary hull, I can start on the dish assembly.
[here is a pic of another person's build to show the area.]
[here is a pic of another person's build to show the area.]
More dinos I attempted to sculpt.
