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You can find the free pdf instructions @ rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-145649/Brick-Fil-A-Builds/guardi...
Do not have the time or bricks for a full build, then we have you covered with A.R.M. Miniatures!
Perfect for your desk or play and cheap enough to build an army of them, if you build more then one comment on how many you made.
Because of the release of new robot models from Professor Hammer, A.R.M. experimented with Plasma cannons powered by crystals to stop him. The Guardian 5-MGC is one of A.R.M.'s Basic Ground Units (B.C.U.) equipped with twin guns and fits one pilot.
Weapon systems
Two plasma cannons with four barrels each, powered with crystal fusion from crystals in the back.
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Those trees in the background are leaning like that, believe it or not. The mountainside falls away very steeply in that spot, the creek becomes too rugged to follow.
This composition isn't particularly riveting, I think when I took this I was both admiring the color of the iron-rich rock and trying somehow to show the character of the creek and what made it such a nice place to bring the boys. I did my best to remind them that anyplace in a mountain stream with green on it, can be treacherously slippery! Test, test, test!
To wit, years later, in a very benign spot after a fun but very warm hike, my youngest son stripped down to cool off in some shallow water, and he slipped in the water. In the act of bracing himself, he fractured his wrist. Summer vacation had just started, he spent the rest of that summer wearing a bright blue lobster claw-like cover on his arm anytime he wanted to go swimming, to protect his cast. We sent him to grandma's for a few weeks of R&R and his hygiene and cast-protection skills inevitably suffered after endless days of swimming and eventually the cast started oozing what one of his uncles referred to as "arm cheese".
An adaptable garment. Wear as a vest top, with a cute, Neverdown hood to peep out of
...or...
Keep your arms inside and folded with the Stayput arm-fold griptight restraints.
Taken from the Goats Bluff Lookout, This is a photo that was actually taken in near dark conditions resulting in a well lit long exposure, with the exposure time being a touch over 4 minutes.
To the centre right of the photo is Betsy Island and the light immediately before that is the beacon on Black Jack Rocks.
Tracy Arm is a fjord in Alaska near Juneau (outlet at 57° 46' 40" N 133° 37' 0" W). It is named after the Secretary of the Navy Benjamin Franklin Tracy. It is located about 45 miles (72 km) south of Juneau and 70 miles (110 km) north of Petersburg, Alaska, off of Holkham Bay and adjacent to Stephens Passage within the Tongass National Forest. Tracy Arm is the heart of the Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Wilderness, designated by the United States Congress in 1980.
Turnagain Arm, Alaska. Chugach National Forest .View of Bird Point at Chugach State Park along the Seward Highway. The coming of Spring.
In memory of a dear sister we lost a few years ago now. My arm is resting over the lovely Sarah. I can imagine her looking down on us all embracing this wonderful life we all have.
Salmon Arm, British Columbia, circa mid 1970's.
This would have been right after the time (July 1974) that the newly formed Emergency Health Services created the Provincial Ambulance Service, which eventually became the British Columbia Ambulance Service. The new funky signs went up on the Stations, and as budget, time and vehicle condition permitted, existing ambulances were re-painted with the new EHS livery and signature tri-stripe.
This photo was from a collection of old slides found in a dust covered box in the (really) old EHS HQ at 16th and Cambie in Vancouver in 1982. This was where the original Vancouver Administration was located, along with the regional dispatch centre and the old Station G-1. G-1 became Station 241 at 181 West 7th, Dispatch became Regional Communications (and Vancouver Admin became Lower Mainland Headquarters) and both went first to 601 West Broadway and then to the current Virtual Way location.
This photo, along with a few hundred others, graced the walls of the BCAS Regional HQ on Virtual Way in Vancouver up to 2014. Unfortunately, as with most everything that promoted camaraderie, esprit de corps and pride in uniform, the new PHSA civilian leadership saw this as scary and bad and intimidating (this is the same group of snowflakes that banned national and provincial flags cuz they were too 'military') and the collection was dismantled as part of their campaign of cultural genocide and rewriting of history.....with the new leadership being comprised of folks with zero street experience, zero EMS background and virtually no frontline contact with real people, the concept of uniformed service was an alien entity, and as such was seen as similar to a zombie invasion...
Egyptian tattoo of pharaoh on arm created by Javier Acero, Miami Tattoo Artist, located at 9550 SW 40th Street, Miami, FL 33165, www.tattooandco.com
That technic fig arm pin just had to fit in something. Works pretty well, and only with 3L friction pins.
For some reason I have always thought the sight of men reaching their arm over the back of the passenger seat when they reverse to be enormously sexy. What is wrong with me?
Of course it goes without saying that if it were Rab C Nesbit doing it and sending out a nice gush of BO as he slung that arm over my seat I may find myself cured but if it was The Stig doing it I may just melt into butter.
Other strange things that I find erotic:
Men’s hands and wrists when changing gear (well unless they grind the clutch - that kills it)
Men performing flick ups with a football – harks back to the first time I saw ‘Escape To Victory’
Men rescuing kittens – never seen it but I Imagine it to render me speechless
Helicopter paramedics; doing anything, well maybe not scratching their sweaty…
Lorry drivers negotiating ridiculously difficult manoeuvres using just their mirrors
Please, Flickr friends, share with me some random things that you find sexy......
How many times, dear arm,
have you put yourself in danger
for my sake? How many times
have you found your way home
through the dark, or saved me from falling?
I didn’t have to ask you twice.
Poor arm! I broke you once.
I burnt you once. More than once
I cursed your weakness
at arm-wrestling and swimming,
but I was proud of your tan
when I rolled up my sleeve at school.
You aren’t so handsome now,
but you soldier on, one of the faithful
in my band of volunteers,
my noble standard bearer
in the war within a war,
the daily clash of purposes.
Dear arm, hold still for me now,
while I make you suffer once more.
Be brave, while the surgeon
creates an ‘access fistula’
that will wash my blood for me.
It seems you must save my life as usual.
Taken and originally posted in 2015.
I took this in the Rischart Cafe with my iPhone as a pano shot -- but this guy was reaching for a pastry as I did, resulting in his arm appearing extended (and his face, as well).
Crash and Spur on Cat 3, waiting to be armed by two ordies. The arming of forward-firing ordnance, i.e. guns and missiles, is the very last step in the launch sequence before going into tension.
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ISS037-E-026746 (4 Nov. 2013) --- One of the Expedition 37 crew members aboard the Earth-orbiting International Space Station took this photograph looking toward Earth's horizon when the complex was 228 miles above a point located 46.6 degrees south latitude and 146.6 degrees east longitude. The space station remote manipulator system arm or Canadarm2 dominates the foreground. A relatively small appearance of Aurora Australis or the Southern Lights runs from upper left to frame center. One of the space station's solar array panels is seen in upper right.