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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's SuperBlythe! We all know that Blythes have a magical quality that makes them super special. But what's your Blythe's super power? Take a photo of your Blythe showing us what makes them super.
The rules:
1. Take a photo of your Blythe(s) demonstrating their super power.
2. Blythe dolls only please, no clones.
3. No photoshop to meet challenge requirements.
4. One photo per person but mosaics / collages are welcomed so long as all the pictures fit the rules.
5. Your photo must be taken within the challenge timeframe. No recycled photos.
Deadline is midnight PST on Friday 22 January.
This time, Blythe's making plans for the holidays and it's a case of 'out with the old.' Whether she's making space in the kitchen to do some baking, in the wardrobe in anticipation of new clothes, or just tidying up before guests arrive, show us what your Blythe is decluttering this month.
The rules:
1. Take a photo of your Blythe(s) in public with some sort of junk.
2. Blythe dolls only please, no clones.
3. No photoshop to meet challenge requirements.
4. One photo per person but mosaics / collages are welcomed so long as all the pictures fit the rules.
5. Your photo must be taken within the challenge timeframe. No recycled photos.
Deadline is midnight PST on Friday 29 November.
When zips and poppers just won't do, buttons are a safe bet. Buttons are everywhere! Show us your Blythe with some buttons.
1. Take a photo of your Blythe(s) with buttons.
2. Blythe dolls only, please, no clones.
3. One photo per person but if you like different angles, then sure, mosaics / collages are welcomed so long as all the pictures fit the guidelines.
4. Photos preferably in public but please stay safe.
5. Photo must be taken with in the timeframe so no recycled photos, please.
6. Deadline is midnight PDT on Friday 14 April 2023.
Beam Propelled Craft - Transport ship
Using photon pressure emitted from the stationary source, the Craft has several large absorbers that are propelled by the beam.
Using a strong enough Beam the entire BPC can be slowly accelerated to near light speeds.
While this is not the fastest method of interstellar travel - it is the cheapest and most effective for transporting supplies or raw materials across galaxies.