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Nice Prototype China Machined Parts photos

Nice Prototype China Machined Parts photos

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Some cool prototype China machined parts images:

BrickArms Voigt-Kampf machine prototype

Image by Dunechaser
Full write-up on The Brothers Brick to follow shortly.

Colonel Danko with RPD-SD China Machine Gun

Image by enigmabadger
A key NKGB operative, Col. Danko has sworn he will eliminate the enemy agent Viper after their conflict in Leningrad which cost Viper an eye and Danko several of his colleagues.

Just based on the Escape from New York-vibe this BrickArms part combination seemed to have to me! It includes:

– RPD prototype
– U-Scope attached via U-Clip
– Type-100 magazine

Cool China Machined Parts images

Cool China Machined Parts images

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Some cool China machined parts images:

Orrery Video

Image by urban don
Fantasy orrery (solar system model) made from junk, scrap metal, buttons, wire, typewriter parts, sewing machine parts, brass spheres, coin, paper, timber, seed pod, paint. Base is 20cm in diameter.

Orrery

Image by urban don
Fantasy orrery (solar system model) made from junk, scrap metal, buttons, wire, typewriter parts, sewing machine parts, brass spheres, coin, paper, timber, seed pod, paint. Base is 20cm in diameter.
Now available for sale. Please see my profile.

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