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WTI 1-13 - 2012.10.12
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EB-47E Stratojet 53-2135/135 ex Strategic Air Command/SAC USAF.Preserved, Pima Air-Museum, Tucson, Arizona. 06 June 2016.
A few months ago I thought I'd try my hand at some micro-scale sci-fi architecture. Finally got around to taking some pics. Might turn this into something bigger, time permitted...
Old school Cylon cosplay at the recent Houston Comicpalooza. This guy was wearing what was supposed to be an actual prop costume from the original Battlestar Galactica show. It was low budget and campy, but for those of us in a scifi drought after Star Wars, it was awesome!
Third stage with the command module and seats one astronaut. This will connect to the top of the second stage well thus hiding the propulsion rockets beneath. The Millennium Falcon canopies recently acquired from the last event make a perfect fit. Just have to build the supports so it can be displayed horizontally showing the connections between the three stages...
I knew command was supposed to change you, I just didn’t expect it to be this much. The pictures are two years and a
lifetime of experiences apart. The first was right before I took command and the second was taken as I relinquish leadership to my successor.
Please read about the leadership lessons learned along the way at inkstickmedia.com/a-command-transition/
"Battery Command Station" (aka "District Command"), on "Fire Control Hill" just beyond Battery Russell.
Been playing some Blacklight Retribution and took this down with me to college. It has no weapons, because it tells other drones what to do and stuff. Also I embellished it with some scala oven racks, Japanese stickers and face bricks cuz why not.
The meatbag is there for the purpose of making Xavier sad that he doesn't have the Spooky Girl collectifig, pls ignore.
Camera: Noblex 135U. Film: Agfachrome RSX II Pro 100 exp. 02/2002, home-developed with the Rollei Digibase C-41 kit.
My favorite holiday cactus is blooming again.
It spends as much time as possible on the sun porch. Sensing the cool nights and the shortening/lengthening days has really made it happy. It bloomed twice this year.....in the fall and again in the spring.
"Schlumbergera is a small genus of cacti with six species found in the coastal mountains of south-eastern Brazil. Plants grow on trees or rocks in habitats which are generally shady with high humidity and can be quite different in appearance from their desert-dwelling cousins."