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I was contacted by the Deputy Editor of Advanced Photographer, asking if I remembered our encounter 3yrs ago in Piccadilly while she was doing street candids for DSLR mag, she found the moo card I gave her and wanted to know if they could do a feature of my reflections images, needless to say I said yes and the results are now ready for anyone to buy in any good newsagents.
Designation: CT-9696
Nickname: Flip
Rank: ARC Sergeant
Unit: 253rd Legion 1st Regiment
Equipment:
DC-15 blaster carbine, experimental vibroblade sword, modified phase 1 clone armor with lighter more flexible armor.
Log entry 0.01
“After surviving the first assault of Geonosis and capturing capturing a seppy command post without the help of my dead squad mates, I didn’t want to ever go back out on the front lines again. Luckily I was removed from the remains of my unit for some advanced training back on Kamino. It was rigorous training, but it made us forget about the horrors of that first battle. After the training ended, those long neck freaks shipped us off again without a concern. Since my original unit was destroyed on that fateful day, they assigned me to one of the most intimidating legions in the whole GAR, the 253rd. They needed replacement troops after dealing with some lizard freaks on Trandosia. There was no initiation or introduction or anything. Just a short briefing of our next mission and that was it. I’m afraid to head back to the front lines just to see my brothers slaughtered around me day in and day out, but this is the 253rd, the best of the best.”
The pile of extra stuff sitting behind the Shiremanstown borough building. I’m not quite sure what all these are for, the cascades have been here for years and they use them for trash at the parks when there’s large parties, but these sierras and bins just showed up this week.
Further to the previous installment…
When packing models, it good to pack similar models together. In the unlikely event that parts do break off in transit, parts will often be interchangeable making the models much easier to reassemble. One of our club members demonstrates this technique here using his S-class diesel and steam locomotives.
One of the last trucks remaining in the fleet that was originally bought by IWS. It’s next in line at Camp Hill to be ran through the shop and then (probably) get new WM Decals.
..level 7 (bonus!)
..popping over for a game ..& cup of tea with my friend kktp ..see you after the break & have a excellent one :-)
It appears this truck was transferred in jut to be parted out, I doubt it’ll be around for too long.
This is an APS-H photo shot on Fujifilm APS Nexia A200 using a Yashica Profile 4000iX camera.
I did this because all the equipment involved was cheap and easy to get, but it sucked. It wasn't worth it. Here's my blog post about it.
Here in Switzerland (Vaud, Lake Geneva) nature is more advanced as home in Leoben. CZJ Biotar 2/58 @2