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V1-P3R Orbital Repair Vehicle by Tim Zarki Via Flickr: Gallery The V1-P3R Orbital Repair Vehicle is my take on the annual Novvember Vic Viper Challenge. I wanted to take the challenge criteria (two front prongs, two rear fins, a vertical stabilizer, and central cockpit), and find a type of vehicle other than a classic starfighter that meets it well, and still makes sense from a design perspective. The V1-P3R is an agile craft for making hull repairs on larger ships in orbit. It features a bubble cockpit for high visibility, thrusters for maneuverability, and stowable manipulator arms.

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Old Skool D&D: Mystery of Mariner's Manor by Galaktek Via Flickr: Now for some nostalgic "old skool" Dungeons & Dragons! In this MOC five parties of adventurers seek their fortunes, starting with the Level 1 party above ground. You can view each level in nostalgic module form: -- Start on the Manor Level -- Explore the Cellar Level -- Delve into the Cavern Level -- Dare the Maze Level -- Fear the Temple Level I played as a teenager in the 90s so that means Ad&D 2nd Edition rules. I tried to incorporate all the 2nd Edition character classes (and some Unearthed Arcana), along with classics from the Monster Manual. Let me know if you'd like to see this one at BrickCon in October -- I'm thinking about going. For all photos, view the full album (or browse all my MOCs)

The Adhara by Tim Zarki Via Flickr: Gallery The Adhara is an Eclipse Class cruiser from the Admiralty of Sol fleet. The Eclipse Class is designed for extended long range operations, ideal for patrolling the contested outer territories, maintaining security and projecting strength. The Eclipse Class features dual antimatter reactors that power the ship's most critical systems, and a large but highly efficient dragonite powered Munchausen Drive for faster than light jumps between star systems. I've been wanting to participate in SHIPtember since 2008 if not before, and never had the parts or the skills to make it happen until now. The Adhara clocks in at 118 studs, making it the biggest thing I've ever built by far. It was awesome to hang out in the Lego Space discord server and see everyone's SHIP building progress along the way. Hopefully I can participate again next year.