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"THE ARMLESS BEAST"
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Beautifully sculptured like a jewel
Armless, with bulges of a crown
But only those who narrowly escaped
With scars of your sharp fangs
Can tell the potency of your venom.
A merciless human predator
Riding on the wings of morning zephyr
He rears his tent in the ventilation room
Where fresh and expired air mingles
Then strangles his preys
Left gasping for oxygen
Till they become cold and stiff.
You walked into our land armless
Yet even armed men trembled
Naked-head birds that made news
And the guardians of skulls
All retreated shamefully
Into dark barren caves.
You have set humanity on a verge
Where the sole prayer is survival
A brutal infinitesimal entity
Bound on eradicating mankind
Indeed you are an armless beast.
The halls are vacant
The malls are barren
The rails are silent
The roads are empty
The airways are clear.
They say you were a gentleman
Resting in the veins of forest dwellers
Before our kindred in the East
Went out to hunt down bush meat
And returned with a big catch.
One city eat meat
The whole world washed hands
With perfumed sanitizers
That meat must be a great one!
........JERRY TERSOO AGEE
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This one has been gathering dust round here since I made Emma Frost (they were supposed to go in a small dio together); decided to finish it since I don't have the space to build properly at the moment.
Not too happy with it, best I could do with the few blue parts I had.
Masons’ LJ03MGE sits at Beaconsfield Station during a break, whilst on Chiltern RRP between there and Aylesbury Vale Parkway. This is an ALX400 bodied DB250, a beast of a vehicle. Great driver too!
This is part of what it takes to get a Milky Way shot. A car, a very dark place and a clear sky. When I travel to rural areas, I like to stake out possible locations during the day so that I can return after it gets dark. This was an ok..ish location. There was a good view of the Milky way and nice mountains in the distance, but it was difficult to get an interesting foreground. I did try to get closer to the brush on the ground, but I heard (or think I heard) the sound of a rattle snake, so I had to retreat...
I know you know them. If you're one of AFOL you just had to come across them back in the days of your happy childhood. I even was lucky enough to have several myself! And if you're a TFOL I guess you should've at least heard of them. I just had that "charge" thing yesterday and threw these together in a hour or so. They are not all different, but there are two different types of body, two types of legs and two types of shoulders. I have to admit I made them a bit offhand and they are mostly just a quick doodle. Never even had a chance to add their unique weapons or properly pose them... But! Finally I can have a fully articulated Battle Beast, even if it's only a virtual model ;)
Ah, it's all so nostalgic!
The warlock and his beast crushing the enemies lines. There is no reservation or clemency.
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This is the first of some tabletop units i want to make for a bigger landscape action.
Enjoy!
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Beast is the 10th and final Christmas Villain (he forbids the holiday in Beauty and the Beast 2: The Enchanted Christmas).
It took me a while to finish this photomontage (that's why it's a little late).
I hope you enjoyed the Christmas Villains series.
Do let me know which villain was your favourite! (◕‿◕)
2011 NRHS Convention trip to Mt Rainier Scenic Railroad. The size of this engine is really impressive, but it reminds me of the large man with skinny legs that you sometimes see at the beach!
Came across this taste of America while out with the family. Was surrounded by some fairly mundane cars, so I had to resort to a bit of photoshop playtime to remedy it's purity. Hope you like :-)
“Beasts of England, beasts of Ireland,
Beasts of every land and clime,
Hearken to my joyful tidings
Of the golden future time.
Soon or late the day is coming,
Tyrant Man shall be o'erthrown,
And the fruitful fields of England
Shall be trod by beasts alone."
― George Orwell, Animal Farm
I still haven't found the right words to describe this car. Definately one of my favourite cars of the trip. I' d take this one over every LP670SV and so on...
"We humans fear the beast within the wolf because we do not understand the beast within ourselves."
Gerald Hausman
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WCRC tractors 37706 & classmate 37668 roar through Leyland as the sun sets with a Southhall to Carnforth bound ECS.