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Advanced Duplex Heterodyne Dirigible

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The Advanced Duplex Heterodyne Dirigible (ADHD) is a highly maneuverable airship equally suited to both pursuit and escape.

About this creation

We are pleased to introduce the Advanced Duplex Heterodyne Dirigible (or ADHD for short) developed by Isambard Dodgson Smiths Esq. under the patronage of Gustav von Klangfarben. Here you see the two august gentlemen out for a reconnaissance prior to afternoon tea.

This craft is able to perform various difficult manoeuvers dynamically, or 'on the fly' as they say, by varying the relative rotational frequency of the fore and aft primary steam engines or the quartet of clockwork thrusters. You may well ask which is fore and which is aft and you wouldn't be the first person to get them confused. The symmetry prevents the dirigible from being stuck back-to-front in tight situations. Terrifically handy, wouldn't you say?

Here you can see many useful contraptions on the underside including the landing supports which have been deployed.

Messrs. Smiths and von Klangfarben have landed on a rumoured 'wip rock' in the vicinity.

Having disembarked it is time to explore. Is it really in progress or has it fallen into disuse?

"Hmmnn, greenery." Alas, we have run out of room on this page...

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I made it

January 13, 2011

Just Imagine. For those who are still wondering, the balloon is two of the recent airplane tail sections.

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September 3, 2009

Hmmm, and here I thought you were just Goldman's imaginary friend. But, then again, maybe you are. Lee.

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George Kemper

January 22, 2009

Whats the ballon part? Great build.

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Jonathan Thomas

March 12, 2008

Its very steampunkish. Reminds me of something from the book 21 balloons. ;)

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I'll Never Tell Anyone Online

December 20, 2007

I love the use of the dinosaur body for the gas bag. Very clever.

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Biebab zijnuwzakenniet

November 22, 2007

what did you used for baloon ?

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October 25, 2007

This is awesome! I love creations like this. Keep building.

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