Project Hornby is almost ready to completion.

Now that I have a benchmark for an actual clockwork locomotive, the electric conversion around doubles the strength at it would of had with the spring.

Just need to wait for the glue to dry to hold the gears in place on the axels.

This antler is very artistic in my opinion

Only took me 3 minutes

Wow!

And almost 2 centurys old

Here's a pretty cool shitty drawing I did

And I have more Ugandan knuckles that aren't saved to my phone be prepared

The photos are nice, what's the book about?

It's a art journal from 1877s

Old drawings can be so good

Yeah, fr

Lithography was crazy cool and the plaques for printing them were expertly made

an old forgotten art if there ever was one

Me 5-ish years ago

For anyone who cares I was doing a "nollie-inward heelflip"

The crafts channel is gone, so I inflict my stuff on people in art now. Progress pics of my Ugly gunship.

oh

what have you done

Interesting concept @DishonoredRonin

I still have to attach the engine/fin section to the back, and figure out new canopies for the side sections since I lost the ones I had planned.

Thanks, Spidey. I made a custom from a broken X-wing decades ago, it got trashed by my ex, so I'm rebuilding it with more junk.

Cool, it's a design I could see coming out of the EU

There's a whole category of ships called "uglies" My favorite is an AT-AT head with Tie-Fighter wings

Yep, it's what I was aiming for.

So far it's an X-wing, cloud car, Falcon landing gear, Legions of Power guns, Centurions launchers, and a Batmobile thruster.

Damn, now that creativity

Kitbashing at it's finest

Thanks!

👍

Bruh I need to work on my animation project and I keep procrastinating, I need motivation ngl

I feel you, man. Today was the first work I've done in over a week.

Yeah man It sucks, especially since I know I could complete at least a minutes worth every couple of days if I tried