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[rupi]

B-V-18F

Hi,
I wanted to share with you a little moc I made, it's a story about how endoscopy exams were done in the 80s.
Back in the 80s the technology was still very rudimentary and a lot of things we have this days didn't exist then.
Well, for those who don't know, in the 80s we used those big VHS tapes and cameras to record video, so if you imagine an endoscopy in those days it must have been very painfull...
(for those who don't know what an endoscopy is it's better not to see the images, they might be disturbing for sensitive folks)
OK, if you want to... don't say I didn't warn you.

Here we have the doctor's lab

The doctor check's his tools

The doctor put's the tape in the camera (Oh no, it's the video of my vacations in Egypt, I'll have to erase it)

The doctor...were's the doctor!?

In the end if the patient survived it was a good thing (for the doctor of course, he was getting paid)

If you want to see the complete story go to my Brickshelf
And now you know why minifg Ryo has two faces...

[Serengeti]

Very funny, nice MOC. Scary doc!  :-D

[Holodoc]

rupi, on Feb 24 2007, 11:35 PM, said:

I wanted to share with you a little moc I made, it's a story about how endoscopy exams were done in the 80s.
Back in the 80s the technology was still very rudimentary and a lot of things we have this days didn't exist then.
Well, for those who don't know, in the 80s we used those big VHS tapes and cameras to record video, so if you imagine an endoscopy in those days it must have been very painfull...

Why didn´t he do a body-scan? You don´t even need a hypo-spray and it will take 2 seconds to give you the whole information. ;-)
OK, it were the 80´s. Ts, ts... :-|
Errrr - what century by the way? X-D

Those were the days... :-P


To get to the point: Very well made with a good eye for details. *y*

[simonwillems]

Very nice MOC, I like the use of that giant bath-tub in the background!

[casewindu]

lol  :-D  nice light in the back! ;-)

[Asuka]

Ouch. That was painful. I like that diving scene in your folder.... And I´m deeply
impressed by this medical instrument with the Viking horn.... Ouch again.  :-D