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The Savoia S.21 is a fictional seaplane fighter that appears in the anime film Porco Rosso, directed by Hayao Miyazaki.
I know they are already great interpretation of this peculiar plane here on flickr, but of course I wanted my own, so I give it a try. And I really enjoyed building it. Yet it was challenging because of it's tininess. So I learned a few things along the way. It's minifig scale, and it's the first of my planes to actually fit a minifig...head. Oh, well..
Anyway, I hope you'll enjoy this one, as much as I enjoyed building it.
Constructive criticism always welcome.
Photography "made in the shade", literally, as NS train 203 heads south through Boyce, Virginia on October 21, 2021. Sometimes, the train doesn't need to be the largest element in the photo...
Go Ahead Group subsidiary Brighton & Hove has this BYD demonstrator formerly with London Central on route 360. Seen at Lewes Road garage LJ16 EZS has fleetnumber 295 21/4/2017
The USS Constitution firing a 21-gun salute to mark the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Viewed from Spectacle Island.
Sofie (Stranger 21)
It's so wonderful to still be a child, even when you're a bit older. As a child, Sofie often imitated the statues she saw when visiting museums. And now, again, as she visits the Beelden Aan Zee museum with her elderly mother, she's doing what she used to love: sitting like that statue by British visual artist Ryan Gander. It's a chance to be silly and be a child again. I can totally understand that. Her mother took pictures of it, and I was allowed to do so too. Thanks, Sofie.
This is already the 21st photo of the 5th round of the 100stangers project.
Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the group 100 Strangers | Flickr: www.flickr.com/groups/100strangers/
"The morning glory which blooms for an hour differs not at heart from the giant pine, which lives for a thousand years."
— Alan Wilson Watts
They're here... Awe's photostream... thousands of Mig-21s...
Or Meme-21s, if you're playing the Divide and Conquer series of 'tism simulators. From left to right:
-Meme-21F-2: the most basic version still in service, usually found in client state air forces, as the F-2 was retired from active service in the KNAF in the brief time between the Femynist Invasion (more like radical misandrist invasion) and Demon War. The F-2 differs from the plain F in that it has two missiles and only one 30mm cannon (seen here) instead of no missiles and two 30mm cannons.
-Meme-21IF: Decent avionics were introduced to give the plane all-weather capability and a radar that didn't suck eggs. Sadly, the gun was lost, because no one in the mid-60s thought guns would ever be used in air-to-air combat again. IFs in UAR service got rekt by Samaritan aircraft in close combat because of this.
-Meme-21IFM: Fixing the mistake of no gun, the IFM trades the drop tank for a gunpod with a two-barreled 22mm cannon (better seen here). It also carried the new K-73 missiles, four instead of two old K-13s. There were other features too but whatever.
-Meme-21E: The ultimate evolution of the fighter, achieving third generation status with its look-down/shoot-down radar. The E was a stop-gap solution to the shortcomings of the Meme-23D then coming into service, but by the time the E was in full production the upgraded Meme-23MF was entering production as well. Few Es entered KNAF service before the the Demon War, most saw service in client states. This would be the end of the line for the Meme-21.
Scania K230 YN62 AAK (Midland Classic 21) sits in Wetmore road on the day of takeover of Arriva Burton