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Everybody Wants To Rule The World (From “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” Soundtrack)
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Yep, most associate decoys with hunting and guns. Well we hunt, just with cameras :)
The Bufflehead, at least here, is a super skittish creature. Maybe this will get them closer?
In the twilight of their years, old spies of the Cold War era found themselves grappling with modern technology.
A master of clandestine Morse code, now baffled by the intricacies of sending a simple text message.
These veterans of espionage, once adept at outsmarting the KGB, faced their greatest challenge: surviving the digital age with their dignity intact.
Sidmouth, Devon, England.
"007" Retired.
Looking through some old photos and came across this Royal Navy Westland Lynx deploying flares at Yeovilton Air Day 2015.
Photographed 14 December 2014, Hafr Al-Batin, Eastern Province, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Camera: Canon PowerShot SX50 HS
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With his sights set on the fish (you can see it too), this bald eagle has his talons deployed to capture his next meal.
deployed hww
métal déployé, béton, branches déployées …
au dela des mots, composition et superpositions graphiques ...
mais c'est quand le printemps ?
Posted the inner image but designed this for a book. Loved the impact of how it turned out.
Image over image Collage.
PACIFIC OCEAN (March 2, 2021) U.S. Navy Sonar Technician (Surface) 1st Class Allison Coughlin, from Ronkonkoma, N.Y., a master helmsman aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71), poses for a photo on the ship's fantail. The Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group is on a scheduled deployment to the 7th Fleet area of operations. As the U.S. Navy's largest forward-deployed fleet, 7th Fleet routinely operates and interacts with 35 maritime nations while conducting missions to preserve and protect a free and open Indo-Pacific Region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Third Class Dartañon D. De La Garza)
SAN DIEGO (Jan. 5, 2017) The aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) departs from Naval Air Station North Island at the commencement of its 2017 deployment. The Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group is departing on a scheduled deployment to the Western Pacific where it will conduct bilateral exercises in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Rachael Treon/Released)
Another take on the Crazy Tuesday challenge: Childhood Memories. As an "Army Brat" for much of my formative years naturally playing with toy soldiers was a daily thing. These soldiers are not from back then all of those are missing in action. These are newer ones and not quite as cool as the older ones. Not much detail and not very well balanced.
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I think going to post a photo from instagram SO YOU GUYS WILL FOLLOW ME THERE. Like seriously, if you enjoy my Lego pictures then you'll have a heart attack when you see my IG compared to Lego. It is a lot better in my opinion but hey maybe you guys just like Lego, who knows!
couldnt believe my luck with giving my camera to the boom. This was taken with my handheld Canon SD1000. What an amazing effect!
It was close to sunset and we passed about 60,000lbs to this Bone who went off to hunt in the mountains. He passed by us after getting gas and descended into the mountains...I wish I had my camera up front at the time! This shot more than makes up for it though.
So I made this hardsuit using an exclusively black colour palette initially as a sort of challenge, but then quickly realised how boring it would be without a little contrast, so I gave the suit some splashes of neon green and yellow for the hidden missles.
I kind of envisioned this being a sort of interplanetary stealth hardsuit, designed to board enemy space crafts, destroy their command centers and/or fuel sources and escape the ship before catastrophe. A sort of cloak and dagger take on hardsuits without being so literal.
As always, fits a fig, and for once, the build is pretty easy to stand! The fig hands into the agents pistol connection makes for pretty good flexibilty without sacraficing on strength. She's a proper solid bitch.
When it's warm enough, the owners advertise sail boat rides and deploy the colorful sail. This has happened often as we walk by.
As the USR consolidated its disjointed military in 1990, Zuritanian army officers discovered that most of their new countrymen had little experience with armored warfare. The Brohemian cavalry continue to insist on horseback patrols, and the Monsar officers were found huddled in a back room muttering something about SPAAGs. The Zuritanians quickly realized they would need a great number of additional tanks to equip future armored divisions. The Leopard 2A4 was showing its age, and the 2A6, while well-protected, had proven too expensive to properly deploy. The decision was made, after much roasting from a visiting South Yafrani officer, to begin work on a brand-new tank.
The 3A1 has similar speed to the Leopards, and like the Leopards incorporates blow-out panels to protect the crew from an ammunition cook-off. Its gun uses the same 120mm ammunition as the Leopards, but is an improved design with better performance. Optics are a downgrade, and its armor sits between the 2A4 and 2A6 in thickness. ERA tiles or infrared dazzlers are expected to improve the 3A1's capabilities, if needed.
The tank uses a gas turbine engine, which produces a loud and distinctive whistle and guzzles fuel like no tomorrow. Despite the size of the turret, some less than ergonomic choices have left the crew without much elbow room. Their gear, extra supplies, boombox, and a water cooler are all stored on a bustle rack behind the turret.
My turret design came from this suspiciously cheap Chinese knockoff Abrams. I suspect it's a fan moc that they stole the pictures from, but I can't seem to find the original to give proper credit. Ripperoni. (Amusingly, all the minifigs in this kit look to have "bad-guy" faces.) I guess the model actually exists though...