Entry #51 By: John M. Rudy


Arthur Herbert's Threepence-Farthing

Arthur Herbert, delinquent who is know for his fist-slamming of malfunctioning Victrolas and catchphrase, "Hey, chaps...", keeps his custom ride in capital shape. With it's large boiler capacity, unique control apparatus and wide wheelbase, Arthur is ready for any type of race these outrageously "happy days" may bring him.

(50 pieces as I count. I apologize for not being more clear with this character, but "Fonzarelli" doesn't have a steampunk ring, does it?)

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Both entries may be found in my flickr set "Lego Steampunk Contest Entries".

Entry #52 By: robertegblack

martin stack and his jalopy, 50 pieces on the nose (including a little decorative steam)

pieces


brickshelf gallery:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=306881

Entry #53 By: robertegblack

dr augustus "red eye" jacksmith and his boiler propelled racer,

(34 pieces)


brickshelf gallery:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=306881

Entry #54 By: robertegblack


the last photo of professor james "popper" popplewell, and the only shot of him flying his amazing popper's hopper, only 16 pieces (counting the hat but not counting the clear mounts, which are another 8, for a total of 24):

pieces

non-tinted photo (just in case):
http://flickr.com/photos/lemmingdrops/2328831991/

brickshelf gallery:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=306881

Entry #55 By: Nannan Z

The Incredible Steam Heater

Brickshelf

This steam heater will warm up your place in the coldest times. Press down on the heater and the heating coils light up with an ambient red glow. Model contains 50 pieces.

Entry #56 By: JimmytheJ

Professor Pufwangle's Contraption was named the Mosquito because of it's large twin rudders, long pointy proboscis (which was later removed due to several unfortunate impalings), and it's annoying buzzing (plus there was the incident with the vial of malaria, but that's another story...).

This is my entry to Reasonably clever's steampunk contest, and weighs in at exactly 50 parts. 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/10962799@N04/

Hia!
This is my entry.
It's the SPLAT!
Steam Powered Low-weight Air Transport
http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/51028
Woohoo!
Last-minute!

I seem to be developing a reputation for last-minute contest entries...

First up, we have the Salamander-

Pieces:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/TheJinjaNinja/LEGO/Custom/MOCs/Steampunk/salamanderparts.png

Baron Clinton Gunn (Nicknamed "Smokey" or "Smokin'" due to his 'shoot first, ask questions later' attitude.), a brash American chap, wanted in on the Steam-Power phenomenon. Too busy counting out his fortune to get his hands dirty, he charged his downtrodden butler with the task. Mysteriously, the Salamander's rear fin was never affixed, and Baron Gunn is currently plummetting to the ground. His butler is nowhere to be seen, nor is Smokey's big pile of money...

Model comes to bang-on 50 pieces.


Finally (for now), I've got the Wrong Trousers. Ring any bells? ;)

Main picture:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/TheJinjaNinja/LEGO/Custom/MOCs/Steampunk/wrongtrousers.png

Pieces:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/TheJinjaNinja/LEGO/Custom/MOCs/Steampunk/wrongtrousersparts.png

Prof. Victor Ian (the puns just get worse, don't they?) pilots these bipedal bloomers, fresh from his Victorian workshop in Old London Town. Created to get people around faster, this machine's also a great laugh at parties and comes in handy if you're an evil penguin mastermind. (Feathers! I'm watching you...)

Once again, this comes to 50 pieces.

Well, folks, that's all my entries for now. Maybe if I gain super-building skillz tomorrow, I can get a few more in, and I might have some sepia images later. Additional photos are on my Brickshelf (http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=307253) when public, and (somewhere) on my Flickr, linked to in my name.

-The Jinja Ninja

Entry #59 by: The Jinja Ninja

Next, it's the Whirlybird

Pieces:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/TheJinjaNinja/LEGO/Custom/MOCs/Steampunk/whirlybirdparts.png

Dr. Oliver Chapp (Oll' to his friends. Apologies for the pun.) navigates the spires of Steampunk Oxford in his Whirlybird, a not-so-sophisticated contraption made from the Aviation Scholars' leftovers. Crank the handle at the back to turn the rotors, and the propellers really spin! (What, if TLG can list that as a feature, so can I!)

Also comes to 50 pieces.

Entry #60 by: The Jinja Ninja

Finally (for now), I've got the Wrong Trousers. Ring any bells? ;)

Pieces:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/TheJinjaNinja/LEGO/Custom/MOCs/Steampunk/wrongtrousersparts.png

Prof. Victor Ian (the puns just get worse, don't they?) pilots these bipedal bloomers, fresh from his Victorian workshop in Old London Town. Created to get people around faster, this machine's also a great laugh at parties and comes in handy if you're an evil penguin mastermind. (Feathers! I'm watching you...)

Once again, this comes to 50 pieces.

Well, folks, that's all my entries for now. Maybe if I gain super-building skillz tomorrow, I can get a few more in, and I might have some sepia images later. Additional photos are on my Brickshelf (http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=307253) when public, and (somewhere) on my Flickr, linked to in my name.

-The Jinja Ninja

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