dr_spock Posted October 1, 2015 Posted October 1, 2015 Presenting my SHIP for SHIPtember 2015 Warning: Contains adult innuendos like Mel Brook's Space Balls. Viewer discretion is advised. SHIPtember 2015 HMS Penetrator by dr_spock_888, on Flickr SHIP name: HMS Penetrator Final SHIP length: 100 studs HMS Penetrator is the first of the Dick class of "stick it into the enemy" ships. It is designed to penetrate the hull of capital ships and inject an elite force of sea men deep inside the enemy vessel. Once inside, they will wreck havoc and seize the vessel. The hull is cladded with a superstrong slippery smooth tile material for ease of entry. The dual head drill units are low maintainence and self-lubricating. They are able to screw over the hardest of capital ships. The SHIP is built mostly out of cups of Pick A Brick wall pieces: 1x8 tiles, 2x4 brackets, 1x4 plates, 1x2 plates. It has a Power Functions M-motor that drives the drill heads plus Power Function LED lights. Motors and LEDs are connected to a PF IR Reciever. Drill speed and light intensity can be controlled by a PF IR Train/Speed remote. Video of the heads in action: This is my most stiff SHIP to date. It doesn't droop like my previous SHIPs. I swooshed it with the battery box banging around inside and it stayed intact. The evil Galatic Empire borrowed it for testing before signing a letter of intent. Day 272 of 365: Hull Breached by dr_spock_888, on Flickr It was a good SHIPtember month. I learned to use the Path Tool and replace background in GIMP and make a stronger internal frame. Quote
Legocitycustoms Posted October 2, 2015 Posted October 2, 2015 I swoosh all day long, It's the reason to be alive. Quote
Dutchiedoughnut Posted October 3, 2015 Posted October 3, 2015 Given the function of the ship, and the reference to Spaceballs, I fully expected a syringe-shaped ship :D! Quote
Only Sinner Posted October 3, 2015 Posted October 3, 2015 This smooth ship reminds me of an enormous carton of cigarettes, and also has quite an intimidating pair - of drill bits. I can imagine the enemy might soil themselves in fear of just what damage this beast could do. Quote
dr_spock Posted October 8, 2015 Author Posted October 8, 2015 Thanks everyone. I like them smooth. Quote
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