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Close up comparison for: Sketchy Business.
Most of my CPKF minifig troopers are armed with these weapons.
Left: Replicant Rifles from The Little Arms Shop (Netherlands)
Right: Little Armory Replicant Rifle from Sith35's Toy Box (USA).
There are slight differences in the designs, but I can attest to the great quality of both products.
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What a difference just a couple of weeks makes! My zucchini and sugar pumpkins have trippled in size. The bush beans have little flower buds on them and my jalapeño has multiple little peppers growing on it. So, so exciting!!
photo by hyuk
I saw a BJD's company new 1/4 of the body, the body looks very similar to MNF
Whether knee or body lines split
Cleverly, Nottingham City Transport E400 City 433 had been parked alongside Nottingham Heritage Vehicles Leyland Atlantean 433 at Autokarna 2018. This provided the perfect opportunity to compare the two.
I figured that some people might find this interesting.
It's a comparison photo between the feet of a Popovy Doll (resin), Angelika Balan (porcelain), Enchanted Doll (porcelain) and Enchanted Doll (resin).
This is a quick comparison of a Monster High Operetta, and a knock off $5 doll called Midnight Magic, both who have similar hairstyles yet still have much fuller heads of hair. Dance Class Operetta is also $19 in Australia, so I expected the bare minimum amount of hair would be more than a knock off doll, especially when Rarity is the same price as Operetta.
This is Cup 1 (the cup I filled) after removing all of the layers of bricks. As you can see, when just dropped into the Pick a Brick Cups they fill nearly 1 and a half cups. An extra 140 bricks fit into the cup when stacked strategically into the PaB Cup. This lowered the price per piece from .031 cents a brick to .024 cents per brick. This same amount of bricks would have cost $21.84 per cup instead of the $15.74 per cup that it cost me, a savings of $6.10.
Thanks Lee! Had a blast at the store and during lunch my friend.
index: OPI Metallic 4 Life
middle: OPI Brand New Skates
ring: OPI Holiday Glow
pinkie: OPI Dear Santa
A photo comparison of the LEGO display to the real thing.
Special thanks to flickr member Benjamin Shell for the use of his photo for this comparison
index: Essie Borrowed & Blue
middle: Essie Looking for Love I
ring: Jessica Bikini Blue
pinkie: Essie Absolutely Shore
From L to R
Secretdoll Person21
Mui Chan
Lati Yellow Basic
Pocket Fairy
Lati White SP
Puki Puki
Sonny Angel
This image is part of a set of images comparing the Sony A7S to the Canon 1Dx and Sony A7R specifically for astro-landscape photography. Please visit the set to read about my goals for this evaluation:
www.flickr.com/photos/ricoshanchez/sets/72157645510792528/
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This chart says it all. It was taken from DxoMark with lines added by me. The Canon 1Dx line is very similar to the Nikon D4s and the Sony A7R line is very similar to the Nikon 800(E), so they were excluded. What this chart shows is exactly what I found in 3 weeks of testing.
The Sony A7R (and Nikon D800) are the best cameras for daytime shooting at ISO100 due to their Dynamic Range advantage and amazingly high resolution. The Sony A7S is the best camera for astro-landscape due to both the ISO advantage AND the DR advantage at high ISOs.
-Dollmore Zaoll luv 2/2014 (WS)
-Elfdoll Vivien reminisce (mod.) head + Supia original (old) body 11/2014 body, ?/? head
Distant shot with Black Storm-petrel on left (longer pointed wings, longer tail, very dark) and Ashy Storm-petrel on right, shorter rounder wings, smaller over all and a deep gray color. A mixed foraging flock gave way to flocks of just Black with one Townsend’s and one Fork-tailed in the boil of birds. A Least was seen also, but not by me.