Gonkius

Overhead the albatross Hangs motionless upon the air And deep beneath the rolling waves In labyrinths of coral caves An echo of a distant time Comes willowing across the sand And everything is green and submarine Pink Floyd Echoes from album Meddle 1971

Thank you all for all nice feedback! Well noted CopMike. As you might have seen in my other pictures - I believe that the out of focus areas are most important when taking any picture.

The Nightmare Before Christmas by gonkius, on Flickr I was not aware of the Jack and Sally CMF until recently. I did this vignette as a birthday present to a big fan of this movie!

So, after 42 years we have the final scene. (For now at least...) The End... by gonkius, on Flickr

Oh Yes, seen this many times.

I built a smaller version as well... Virus by gonkius, on Flickr

Virus alert! by gonkius, on Flickr

Thanks you all. This build is more or less 1:1 scale, so the complete bridge would get _large_! It started with the earpiece and I then realized that it needed to be placed somewhere. And yes, the clean and straight lines in TOS are very suitable to build in lego, see my scene with Christopher Pike in wheelchair from September.

Melting the face...? I could've added some custom sticker, but I prefer not. The flashing light is orange for sure. Thanks for all comments. Any ideas how to use any of the other constraction heads for Star Trek?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XY2w8KX4E_4

The Menagerie Part I Stardate: 3012.4 First air date: 17 Nov 1966 Kirk and Spock meet Pike on Starbase 11, first time after his accident... Now he's unable to move and communicates only using the flashing light on his wheelchair. One flash: Yes, two flashes: No... no - NO!!! This doesn't stop Spock in performing his duty to his former commander, including mutiny...

Ahhh... sorry, sometimes I cannot read... The truck base is a 2L liftarm with 4 round plates, the transparent slope and with tooth are not connected to the base at all.

Its a Technic disc 2958 placed on some technic connectors. I must warn if you're going to build this: The rotating front gear is not yet available in yellow. But you can always build my nanoscale version of the same set:

Good luck to have a ratchet mechanism during wind-up - the clock will probably stop immediately during wind-up due to the friction everywhere. I ended up with a differential mechanism instead to not loose torque during wind-up. If you need inspiration look into my automatic self-winding, and self-adjusting, clock. If you like to find solutions of your own, don't look... https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/113864-moc-fully-automatic-clock/