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Supposedly a modular 32 x 32 stud baseplate mech hangar
Mostly in DBG, LBG with hints of yellow (using that 1x4 hazard tile). Some industrial pillars here and there.
Might have just the backwall and maybe not even a full height. Open sides so I can build other modular hangar builds and just piece em together :P
Nothing much to this picture except for an initial plan I drew out a few weeks back. Finally got SOME of my lugbulk orders (I'm so stressing out about not getting even half of what I ordered thanks to some really greedy people) but I'm devoting my energy instead to finally starting this project roar.
"The temple is constructed from sandstone and measures 25 meters from the front stone gate to its rear as well as 8 meters from its lowest to its highest point. A 30 meter wide cult terrace overlooks the Nile. From the gate, 2 flanking walls ran around the temple and isolated the structure from the cult terrace and the Nile river. The temple is partly decorated with reliefs: the temple base is decorated with carvings of papyrus and lotus plants growing out of the water of the Nile, which is symbolized by depictions of the god Hapy. Over the temple gate as well as over the entrance to the temple proper, depictions of the Winged sun disk of the sky god Horus represent the sky. This motif is repeated by the vultures depicted on the ceiling of the entrance porch. On the outer walls, Emperor Augustus is depicted as a pharaoh making offerings to the deities Isis, Osiris, and their son Horus. The subject is repeated in the first room of the temple, where Augustus is shown praying and making offerings. Augustus is identified as "Caesar" (actually, "Qysrs", which is based on "Kaisaros", the Greek version of Caesar). He is also called "Autotrator", an alteration of "Autokrator", or autocrat, the Greek equivalent of Imperator, one of the emperor's titles. This misspelling seems to be deliberate, in order to achieve more symmetry in the hieroglyphs. In some other parts of the temple, however, the emperor is simply called "Pharaoh". The middle room, which was used for offerings, and the sanctuary of Isis at the rear of the temple are undecorated but for reliefs on the door frame and backwall of the sanctuary. The latter shows Pihor and Pedesi as young gods worshiping Isis and Osiris respectively. The 6.55 X 13 meter temple house is modest but well executed in design with two front columns, an offering hall and a sanctuary with a statue niche. A crypt was also built into the rear wall while a rock chamber in the nearby cliffs may have represented the tombs of Pediese and Pihor who were said to have drowned in the Nile river." - Wikipedia
Backwall, shoppers and other Christmas accessories made following #myfroggystuff tutorial on youtube.
I am really having a lot of fun!
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A few whisps of cloud hang of the centre spire of the Torres del Paine, Patagonia
To give you a sense of scale of this view, the back of the lake is about 1km away and from the water level to the top of the two highest spires (the centre one and the north one at the back) is some 2000m.
The dark streaks on the backwall are streams of meltwater from the small glacier below the Torres.
Strobist info 580EXII with rust gel aiming to the backwall at 1/2 power
430EXII (2) at 1/32 on the upper and lower shelves bare aiming to the wall
Clamshell lighting setup - one studio strobe (Jinbei DM2-200) in a rectangular softbox (90x60cm) from above, reflector below.
One strobe in shoot-through-umbrella at the white backwall. Unfortunatelly forgot to set camera to RAW, so this is a quick and dirty JPG retouching.
the backwall and frame work in the boat shed
ODC - URBAN FRAGMENTS is the Topic for Thursday, 22nd May, 2014
I'm new to posting retail pics, so go easy on me. Also... There was a sign walking in about the media policy... so I tried to be careful and didn't get as many pics as I wanted.
Hopefully you guys will enjoy these though. This is a 1993 Target, with very little remodeling. Still has the original Color Worlds.. and Original Food Ave Signage. Kinda Cool :)
This Cave located in pudukottai district of Thirumayam taluk enroute to Arimazham road in between Kadiyapatti and Rayavaram.A village called Kulalakottaiyur has rock reference and this cave is east facing at the low level hill lock.
The shrine has complete sections of walls,roofs and floor with steps.The garbagraha (கருவறை ) has rock cut shiva linga where the avudai part has Jagathi (ஜகதி ), Kanda (கண்டம் ), Kampa (கம்பு ),Pattigai (பட்டிகை ), Upari kambu, unfinished lotus line,Vajanam (வாஜனம் ).
Rock cut shiva linga was carved from the mother rock where the avudai part attached to the back wall is the typical feature of this cave (Only rock cut shrine of which the Aavudai part of the shiva linga attached to the backwall, Which are not present in any caves of Tamilnadu).
The sanctum has water outlet and the line was canalized on the floor.A stone lamp named with donar were present inside is the later addition.
This rockcut shrine was well planned and well formed pattern.
Analytical study:
1. A study by J.RAJAMOHAMED, the deity was mentioned in the name of Malaikolundisvarar, found in Rayavaram.
2. A study by Dr.R.Kalaikovan ,there is another cave in the name of Malaikolundisvar lies in Rayavaram.But this cave lies typically in Kulalakottaiyur ,such name was not found anywhere in the shrine..
Further Reading and study can follow this link :
www.varalaaru.com/design/article.aspx?ArticleID=1114
DESCRIPTION SOURCE:
புதுகோட்டை மாவட்டக் குடைவரைகள் - மு.நளினி இரா.கலைக்கோவன்