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La Toba Guadalajata / Spain
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This week's theme: "Motion"
There's plenty of pine siskin (Carduelis pinus) motion in the mornings when I put the bird feeder out!
Tagged by the wonderful Carmen Moreno
Had to take a photo with the words "free hugs"
pd. Inspired by Karina's last polaroids
Etiquete a 3 personas, pero no se sientan obligados a hacerlo...eh?
Its finally done!
Clocking in at 89(ish) studs, this is easily one of my largest creations (my 2015 SHIPtember SHIP was about 25 studs longer than this).
It was originally going to be a SHIP, but as many people pointed out in my WIP's, it was out of proportion when it was 100 studs long.
I based this off of Greg Broadmore's concept art of the District 9 ship: www.gregbroadmore.com/imgpg.php?page=208.
I'm extremely satisfied with how this came out, especially with all of the angles, colors, and general structural integrity. My favorite part has got to be either the landing pods or the front of the ship.
Now I would like to say the thank you's. :)
Thank you to Vakkron, 4estFeller, Simon Liu, Noel Peterson, Lee Barton, Sioka Sculpting, and all the rest of you for encouraging me, critiquing my WIP's (which was painful at times, but in the end I'm very grateful), and helping me push through till the end. I wouldn't have been able to make this as good as it is without your guy's help, (at least I'm hoping it's good... ;) ).
So enough rambling, you guys rock, and I hope that you all like my latest MOC!
Comments, critiques, and criticism would all be appreciated!
Soli Deo Gloria!
HG 3/4 9 tractant un Realp - Oberwald à l'approche du tunnel sommital de la Furka (Realp, 8 août 2020)
|| Gliwice Port || 07 081-9 oczekuje na jazdę próbną po wykonanej naprawie P5. Lokomotywa trafi do bułgarskiego przewoźnika PIMK Rail
Some of my favourite builds of all time are from the magical and brilliant series of Harry Potter scenes begun by Marcel V . Whilst I am NOWHERE near the level of brilliance of these builders I wanted to create a build in a similar style based on Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, having experienced it in theatres and loved every minute. I know a lot of people didn't like the play — I personally loved it as a Potterhead since childhood but I can see why people disliked it based on the script. What are your thoughts on the play? Let me know :)
Another pic from our town's tiny park... It used to be a private garden, attached to the old rectory but now, it's open to the public. Well, the sign says it's a public space but Flynn doesn't believe WE count as The Public - he thinks it's his park, which I inexplicably allow strangers to occasionally wander about in! He is less than impressed when other people & dogs appear & have the audacity to stroll along "his" paths & worse: sit on the benches! Luckily, this time of year, it's often pretty empty here - except for a few fat wood pigeons which call the place home & which Flynn has grudgingly agreed are permitted to remain, so long as they don't make too much noise... He's such a grumpy old man!
Haha, I'll always remember one of Flynn's "grumpy old man" incidents... We were waiting for a friend who was arriving by train. It started raining, so we ducked into the small platform shelter. Soon, a guy in his late teens joined us. The three of us were the only ones present in the entire station. Near complete stillness & silence descended, even the rainfall was soft. Minutes passed. An announcement sounded: the train was delayed. The guy pulled his phone out & began playing music at high volume through the speakers - meaning it had that awful, tinny sound. I sighed to myself but had no intention of saying anything. Suddenly, from beside me there came a low, loud, pointed growl. It was over before I could react. Flynn barely twitched his ear, didn't even fully look at the man but the meaning of his grumble was very clear: "turn that racket off, boy!". Out the corner of my eye, I saw the poor chap go still, before hurriedly digging through his bag & extracting headphones! Quiet returned. Flynn went right back to staring calmly out into the rain, like nothing had happened. I was torn between embarrassment at my dog growling at a stranger (blatantly telling them to shut up!) & wanting to fall about laughing at the effectiveness of Flynn's communication. I was SO relieved when the train appeared & we could flee - I suspect I wasn't the only one!
A silver Jupiter 9 photographed with a silver Helios 44, early 13 blades version.
I decided to include both these lenses and this photo in a video I've just posted on the best M42 lenses (even though they are M39 lenses!!)