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NFT cut and paste ATC created for the Let's Swap ATCs group. Theme Altered Mona Lisa.
All elements and word art are from Tumble Fish Studio at Deviant Scrap.
Photo of California Poppies captured near the Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse via Minolta MD Rokkor-X 50mm F/1.7 lens in the city of Trinidad. Trinidad State Beach. Coast Range. North Coast. Humboldt County, Northern California. Late July 2017.
Exposure Time: 1/500 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/4 * Bracketing: None * Color Temperature: 5400 K
An authentic Bavarian meal: pork roast with potato dumpling (and cabbage salad). This is the small portion!! See Bavarian pork roast recipe and Potato dumpling recipe.
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Ein wirklich guter Schweinsbraten mit Knödel (und Krautsalat) in der Klosterschänke Dietramszell.
Die Küche (nicht nur der Schweinebraten) ist echt empfehlenswert! Das ist hier übrigens die kleine Portion Schweinebraten!!
Sometimes you have to take care of and pamper your inner self. A few hours of visiting the Japanese gardens strolling around on a nice day in a pretty dress does it for me! Others are there for the same reason and while passing people they have smiles on their faces and either nod or say hello. Take time to do whatever makes you feel good!
Authentic Bluegrass Music
The Rainbow Valley Boys & Sweetheart
Diplomat Records/USA (1965)
Illustration by George Peed
Félicitations à Amélie & Pedro qui se sont mariés le 11 juillet 2015 ! Et merci pour le petit tour dans cette authentique Ford ! Trop la classe :-)
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Southeastern Railroad Museum in Duluth, GA Oct 6, 2018.
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A day passes so fast that it must be weeks before I realize I still eat fast foods even though I do cook everyday. Not necessarily KFC's kind, but it's food to go, which means fast.
More often than not I miss a meal of vegetables and fish. Things that are fresh. Farm-to-fork stuff. Some foreign guys are curious about what an authentic Vietnamese meal is like when I tell them they wouldn't find it in any Vietnamese restaurant around the world. "You either cook by yourself, or sit with villagers in the countryside," I said. I missed one thing - my favorite hiding place in the middle of the bustling city. Except for the music, I like everything that smells and sounds and looks and feels purely authentic and unique here. Even their tiny sugar jar.
"Enjoy" is a strange word. Not an extravaganza, not even expensive, it is simple but just can't be bought. It has to be from somewhere inside that you didn't even know it exists. Till it comes.
Locomotive #2024 was built back in 1944 by Lima Loccomotive. I never get tired of watching the train make it's loop around Heritage Park or listening to it's whistle.
One of the Authentic motorized historic Cable Cars, used for tourist tours of San Francisco, parked on Market Street at night.
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22nd May 2014. Almost 2 weeks after the surgery, I had the clips/staples removed by a nurse using a nifty tool which looked a bit like a pair of pliers, which was way better than a standard office-issue staple remover :-) Surprisingly unpainful for all but 2 of the staples. I took this when I got home. The bruising was coming out nicely. Much though the staples looked shocking, they are fantastic piece of technology as far as wound healing is concerned. I'm writing this on 30th May, exactly 3 weeks since surgery. I can still only wear trackie bottoms, hitched up Simon Cowell style, because of the swelling and tenderness. I am longing to get back into some proper trousers.
Taken using Kodak No.2 Brownie from 1924!
Image was taken during March 2021 and is one of the first photos that this camera has taken in well over 60 years!
It was developed and scanned by DS Colour Labs in Didsbury
Authentic Barris Batmobile of TV's Batman
The Batmobile /ˈbætməˌbiːl/ is a wheeled, self-powered, armoured fighting motor vehicle, frequently used by the DC Comics superhero Batman for vehicular hot pursuit, prisoner transportation, anti-tank warfare, riot control and as a mobile crime lab. Kept in the Batcave,[1] which it accesses through a hidden entrance, the heavily armoured, gadget-laden vehicle is used by Batman in his crime-fighting activities.[2][3]
The Batmobile made its first appearance in Detective Comics #27 (May, 1939). Then a red sedan, it was simply referred to as "his car". Soon it began featuring an increasingly prominent bat motif, typically including distinctive wing-shaped tailfins. Armored in the early stages of Batman's career, it has been customized over time into a sleek street-legal armoured/supercar-hybrid, and is the most technologically advanced crime-fighting asset within Batman's arsenal. Depictions of the vehicle has evolved along with the character, with each incarnation reflecting evolving car technologies.[4] Some depictions present the Batmobile as able to be unmanned or remotely operated. It has appeared in every Batman iteration—from comic books and television to films and video games—and has since gone on to be a part of pop culture.[5][6][7]
AFAIK, this is an authentic 'Project Aizu' resin kit - bought it from another modeler's collection in the original box.
The kit came in good quality, just the torso/legs intersection needed some surgery - the skirt's lower rim had taken light damage and needed repair due to the thin and brittle material in this area.
Anyway, this is a resin kit that I'd recommend to beginners since it is easy to assemble and painting is not a big challenge, too - except for the fact that you need to create an even skin finish, but that's nothing unusual.
While the OOB figure is cute I did some personal changes. The original kit/Rei wears mittens(!), which looks pretty goofy and does not make much sense with this outfit, at least at first glance. After some research I found out why: It is actually a figure based on an X-mas illustration (there's also an Asuka in this style), which has also spawned some PVC figures. Check this for reference:
Rei, Asuka and Pen Pen in Xmas mood and outfits.
Anyway, I did not like the mittens' blunt look. To make the figure look a bit more delicate and elegant, and also in order to emphasize the slick "wet style" look of the short, shiny dress, I decided to "transplant" hands!
The necessary replacement parts were casted with resin by myself. The respective latex molds were taken from hands of an authentic 1:6 scale Belldandy vinyl kit (which still waits for assembly...). The new parts were casted with clear resin, the process was a bit messy - but a good training and it was successful.
For transplantation I had to use some tricks, though: Fitting the hands was not as easy as it might sound, and unfortunately the positions/poses of the recast hands did not exactly correspond to the sitting position of the figure - I tried my best. In the end this rather small modification makes the figure IMHO look much more delicate, "adult" and elegant?
In order to present the figure (and due the fact that the new hands do not allow that it rests flat on the floor...) I also had to build a pillow-like base from scratch.
The base was made from a 6x6" piece of wood onto which a cushion of plaster was scultpted. The fresh and still formable wet plaster was immediately covered with a sheet of black, high-gloss vinyl and the figure gently pressed into it. This made it look like a "real" shiny and seamless cushion - an appropriate display. ;)