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we're not kids anymore.
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the countus. day 282 of my daily cactus drawing challenge: a cactus a day. #drawingchallenge #2015 #acactusday #cactusclan #daily #sketch #doodle #art #drawing #illustration #painting #chibi #comic #cactus #day282 #thecount #count #vampire #muppets #the by nick knite Via Flickr: Processed with VSCOcam with a5 preset
my Novvember VVs by nnenn Via Flickr: I know a few had observed some repetitious design but my eye sees a bit of diversity
These Vipers were built buy the great and powerful nnenn.
Nnovvember 2014 by Pascal Via Flickr: 144 Vic Vipers by 91 builders from the entry thread.
Nnovvember 2013 by Pascal Via Flickr: This poster contains 174 Vic Vipers by 115 builders.
Nnovvember 2012 by Pascal Via Flickr: 269 Vic Vipers by 133 builders. Editor's note: I did not go hunting for viper shots in the group pool or people's photostreams this time, so this is just what was posted to the entry thread. I made a couple of exceptions for people who contacted me or who uploaded older photos so late that I had already closed the thread.
Nnovvember 2011 by Pascal Via Flickr: 255 Vic Vipers by 135 builders.
Nnovvember 2010 by Pascal Via Flickr: The total is 193 Vic Vipers by 88 builders. Thanks to everyone who contributed, there was a lot of cool and fun stuff to be seen this year.
Novvember 2009 by nnenn Via Flickr: Here's this years Vic Viper map; sorry it took so long... it's just a lot of work and real life's coming down hard right now. Feel free to point-out errors (or omissions) so I can fix them. And thanks for playing everyone; fun stuff. EDIT: Click 'All Sizes' for hi-res version.
VicViper Map by nnenn Via Flickr:
Well, here it is as promised: the Novvember 'Top-view' VicViper map. If I missed yours (or you forgot) or there is some mistake (likely) make a note (and/or link) and I'll post a corrected version. Hopefully you can distinguish whose is whose... good luck.
Here you see the original NoVVember Vic Viper Map from all the way back in 2008.. Skillfully built by nnenn. If you look real close I even have two Vipers in this map up in the left corner.
Week 5
Welcome to NoVVember, NoVVember is the month when AFOL’s who like space build Vic Vipers. A Vic Viper is a starfighter inspired from the Gradius games. In my opinion Vic Vipers were made popular in the Lego community from the efforts of nnenn and peterlmorris. Two “big wheels” in the Lego Space community. So this week we will concentrate on Vic Vipers Starting off the week I will post several posters from the years past. as the eek continues I will feature some of my favorite Vic Vipers. We’ll see how I feel at the end of the week, maybe well do some more.
Cortina by Paul Malon Via Flickr: 1938; Mario Puppo.
Sweden via London, 1930, Harry Hudson Rodmell by Paul Malon
Star Wars Cloud City PowerPoint Slide by OUdaveguy98! Via Flickr: Cloud City made in PowerPoint. No clipart was used. Inspiration from the web. This is part of my ongoing campaign to eradicate bad PowerPoint and show the world how powerful and artistic Microsoft's premier presentation software actually can be with a little effort.
For the Public Service by Paul Malon Via Flickr: Poster by Leslie Ragan (late 1930's?)
1964 ... GM Pavilion Futurama! by James Vaughan Via Flickr: all images/posts are for educational purposes and are under copyright of creators and owners. Commercial use prohibited.
Elegant Travel with the Canadian Pacific by Paul Malon Via Flickr: Illustration by H.R.B., 1932.
Week 4, Travel Posters!!
Are you “going places”? Week 4 will feature 1920-30′s travel posters. I love the simplistic realism of the travel poster. I often look at the sky and wonder how it would look as a poster. Enjoy the images and we’ll chat again next Monday.