View allAll Photos Tagged 39
52 Weeks of Star Wars is a weekly photo project starring various characters from the Star Wars franchise. This photo project is a continuation of sorts to my original series; 365 Days of Clones, specially my Cloned Photos mini-series.
Today marks the Thirtieth Ninth creation in this year long adventure. As the title suggests; 52 Weeks of Star Wars, one new photo will be taken, edited and added to the running total every Sunday. The twist is that all the images will be a recreation of sorts of a previous image. Some; like today, will be a recreation from a movie poster, while others will be recreations of famous images of the 20th century or album covers. There may even be the odd recreation of a painting!
“R2” is my recreation of the Disney and Pixar animated film Wall E.
Some of you may be wondering why I chose to create a Cloned Photo based upon this particular movie poster. Both Wall E and R2 are very independent droids, but are both much better at what they do with their counterparts; Wall E has Eve and R2 has 3PO.
Enjoy!
Subscribe to 52 Weeks of Star Wars via RSS | Email | Tumblr | Twitter | Facebook | Google+
Visit our Cast of Star Wars Characters at www.365DaysofClones.com.
Dress: Peqe
Wings: Sakide
Shoes: Blah
Stockings: UtopiaH
Hair: Milk
Headband: Tartcake
Shape: Duck or Swan
Skin: okkbye
Bracelet: Witches&Rats
M3 Head
Slink hands and feet
The Panzerbüchse 39 or PzB 39, was a German anti tank rifle used throughout World War 2. Although their efficiency was constantly lowering, they still remained somewhat useful against lightly armed targets.
So a while back I made a Boys Anti Tank Rifle, now it was time to make the German equivalent, unlike the Boys rifle which fired a 50 caliber bullet, the Pzb 39 actually used an extremely high velocity 8mm bullet. Reaching a speed of 1210 meters per second! It could also penetrate at 300 meters 25mm of armor.
I’ve been having a hard time with this one, especially because of the grip and stock section. I ended up using a Brickarms HCSR (like the the Boys LOL) and removed everything but the grip and barrel. To add the stock I used a modified Brickarms U-Tab. I was very tempted to attempt adding the side mounted ammo boxes, but after several attempts I just liked how it looked without them.
Although not the cleanest mod out there, I really like how it turned out! I’m sure the next one will be even cleaner! Let me know what you guys think!
Askew... (I love this word!)
Here's artwork by Ka and Ma :) Feathers glued to the most unfortunate frame ever. I bought the frame 3 years ago, it was unpacked in a cupboard for about a year. When finally decided to remove the foil and had some nice triptych in photos, the glass broke upon unpacking :) But decided to insert pictures anyway, but they kept slipping down without the glass. After about a month of looking at half-photos I decided to take it down and it fell behind a chest of drawers and I was not able to retrieve it for about 6 months...
Fingers crossed for our 'art' survival in this frame :)
But the askew photo below? it represents our family very well :)
1972
portrait, unidentified
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
Dear Flickr,
I have a terrible flu.
I feel like I'm dying.
I have been in bed all day.
I only got out of bed to take this.
To give you an idea, I feel like a dying zebra that is being eaten by lions while a herd of stampeding elephants tramples me.
I covered my face because I look gross.
I hate being sick so much.
I have used 20x as many tissues as shown here.
Not exaggerating.
I hope you all are having a better day.
I'm going back to bed now.
Love,
Donna.
greenville, maine
1972
aerial, greenville cemetery
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
Check out ma mean right cross! Take that you feathery fiend!
To see my full foster photo story, visit: flic.kr/s/aHsk6fQjmm
For more information about adopting animals from the Edmonton Humane Society, check out their website: www.edmontonhumanesociety.com