Well, I do have a copy of this [url=http://www.trebuchet.com/92901]http://www.trebuchet.com/92901] of which I do intend to make from some day. It's just not a book I think I should take with me, the next time I go to [link [url=http://www.bunnings.com.au]http://www.bunnings.com.au]Bunnings[/LINK] (local vers of Home Depot)
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This post has been edited to test the boards internal image gallery function.........
Still, yes that is Eva-01. In a odd pose, at an odd angle. What can you expect from a free-floating camera being aimed and focused from an extreme off-axis viewpoint. That grey blur off the left shoulder is the Lego AT-ST. Now off to find a copy of 'Forbidden Lego'!
This post has been edited to test the boards internal image gallery function.........
Still, yes that is Eva-01. In a odd pose, at an odd angle. What can you expect from a free-floating camera being aimed and focused from an extreme off-axis viewpoint. That grey blur off the left shoulder is the Lego AT-ST. Now off to find a copy of 'Forbidden Lego'!