model OLGA 51 (The Time Machine)

RonaldoM

RonaldoM

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May 24, 2012
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I think it's a good idea to use some disposable materials to create interesting things. In this case, recyclables have become a time machine.
 

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Is this your own creation? I like it. The electrolytic capacitors look great, it looks like it really does something besides looking good! :)
 
Very interesting. I'm totally unfamiliar with the subject. Will this become some kind of TARDIS control station?
 
This looks like it will be an interesting build to watch.
 
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Looks like his own design being made with bits and pieces from around the house.... but coming together nicely...
 
In the begining I did not know which way I would get it, the ideas came up gradually, so finally I defined a design that seemed appropriate for a model that would be appropriate for a retro fiction film. I finished it short time ago and I'm presenting the assembly sequence
 
Genius at work, STAND BACK!!! I knew once you painted this up, you had the makings of something very interesting. I wouldn't go traveling with it though, if you tried to board a passenger jet with it, you would be questioned quite a bit, looks great, and like it has a purpose. ;)
 
The Pilots seat came out awsome!! ;)
 
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