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This is Cody's 2nd iteration of the Corsair sold by Brickmania. I don't own the first one so I can't compare it to that but I am quite happy with this model. I have swapped out the Light Bluish Gray on the fuselage for Medium Blue and will apply some insignia markings once I resize the star and bars with the red outline.
I know some people weren't crazy about the canopy choice and I was on the fence initially, but once you see it in person I think it works really well. I even waited a few days to put the decal on. If you've spent any amount of time looking at Corsair drawings or profiles it really does mimic the shape quite well.
DSC_4150 - 05-D-13455 - Volvo B7TL/East Lancs Myllennium Vyking - Big Bus Dublin - Dublin, College Green 28/10/23
Warren Cliff, Hartland Quay, Devon. Roughly 400 - 300 million years ago, supercontinents Gondwanaland and Laurasia collided to form Pangea. Warren Cliff's extraordinary folding happened during the collision's mountain-building phase known as the 'Variscan Oregeny'. Devon's mountains are long gone but the powers unlocked are still visible.
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lovely and pretty承容got beautiful large eyes , slim and nice figure , we invited her to the north seashore of 淺水灣 to have a outdoor bikini portrait shooting , she held a swimming tool that looked like a little sweet doll , so charming and gorgeous , no wonder, she was popular to every photographers, thank 承容, she worked hard and stood the hot sunlight , we really did have a good time
Pine Siskin. The bird never opened its right eye entirely. It might be why it was so tame and allowed me to get close. The right eye seems swollen and a bit pink. Regina, Saskatchewan,Canada. 6 May 2019
Fountain of Youth by Michael Naranjo, b. 1944
Santa Clara Pueblo
Bronze, 2009, edition of 3
"Michael Naranjo planned to become an artist as a small boy growing up in Santa Clara Pueblo and in Taos, where he helped his mother, a renowned potter, to knead clay for her vessels. He did not begin sculpting, however, until he returned from Vietnam. In 1968, grievously wounded and blinded from war injuries, the artist believed that his career in fine art was gone forever. While he lay in a hospital in Japan where his injuries were being treated, Naranjo asked for a lump of clay from which he fashioned a small figure. The experience was galvanic for Naranjo, who for more than 30 years now has fashioned figures of clay, which are then cast in bronze. Guided by a sense of touch and keen intuition alone, he has produced works of splendid artistry for which he has become widely recognized. In addition to the creation of his art, Naranjo has pursued the establishment of hands-on museum experiences for disabled persons in many US cities and museums across the country. In 1983 Naranjo was received by Pope Paul VI, who accepted a gift of Naranjo’s “Going Home”. He presented his” Dance of the Eagle” to Richard Nixon, a piece that is now in the permanent collection of the White House. Michael’s work has been widely exhibited in galleries and museums, and he has received many commissions and awards. He was honored in 1990 with the Distinguished Achievement Award from the National Press Club in Washington, DC and his words are featured on the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial."