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Snow-covered gnomes and a model of a toadstool.
Part of a collection of materials relating to the Christmas display originally created by Don and Rita Foster in Belleville, Ontario, in memory of their son, Billy Foster, who was killed with Art 'Sonny' Culloden in a car accident on 24 December 1958.
For many years the students of Sir James Whitney School repaired and maintained the displays.
Photos from a review of the LG 23ET83 touchscreen monitor. The full review can be found at: bit.ly/18MKo8T
A male greater sage grouse displays at a lek near Coalmont, Colorado. Essentially, it is a show of dominance and fitness, designed to impress the scrutinizing females. On this day, there were about two dozen males at the lek, but sadly no females. Still, the males soldiered on and gave it their all, despite a lack of audience.
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Three tiered jewelry display. It's actually a display for plates, but I had my husband weld legs on it so it would stand up and I also had him spray paint it black. Worked perfect.
I enjoyed seeing Bay City's display at SL14B. Their "Year in Events" gives a taste of some of their more important annual events, but make no mistake, there is something happening there every week!
Some of them are less graceful than the other.. but hey! What can you expect from latex gloves and plaster?
These displays were a set of bowls given to me for Christmas last year. I filled them with black aquarium stones and stuck the rings in.
It was a great display and people LOVED it! I got so many comments on what a great idea it was....the rings easily stayed in place anywhere that you stuck them. I had one for women's rings and one for children's.
I only wish I had ordered the round ring tages that sit inside the ring for a cleaner look.
This is a set of photographs of my Design and Technology display on shelters. It is in a Year 6 class and is a unit that we teach alongside our World War 2 work in history. The final piece of work that the children produce is a model bomb shelter. Take a look at the notes on each photograph for more details as to what makes up the display.
What you currently see is the final, finished display - we had the display up throughout the unit and we slowly added to it as our knowledge and skills progressed. So it truly acted as a learning display for us.
This is a set of photographs of my Design and Technology display on shelters. It is in a Year 6 class and is a unit that we teach alongside our World War 2 work in history. The final piece of work that the children produce is a model bomb shelter. Take a look at the notes on each photograph for more details as to what makes up the display.
What you currently see is the final, finished display - we had the display up throughout the unit and we slowly added to it as our knowledge and skills progressed. So it truly acted as a learning display for us.
A Victorian miniature candy cane display filled with peppermint candy canes. T
The candy canes are made by me in polymer clay in 12th scale.
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Above my layout is a custom built display case which I designed to show my models. The case is approx 50 inches long X 32 inches high X 5 inches deep made of 3/4 inch solid oak. The case has adjustable 3/8 inch tempered glass shelves and 1/4 inch tempered glass sliding roller bearing doors in an aluminum track. The case holds approximately 45 diesels depending upon their size. The case is not large enough to hold all of my diesels so I rotate them in and out as the occasion arise.
I was reminded that it is better for the pens if they are stored flat so I re-shot this picture with the pen in the proper position. This is a holder for drink coasters and has lots of room for both finished tiles and tiles I have yet to do. It's nice to have something like this so I can keep my tiles on display in my home.
京都で一番怪しい店と噂される東寺東門前にある中古何でも屋「トミタセブン」。店先には24時間、まるで生きているかのようなマネキン人形が鎮座。夜に見ると異様に恐い・・・。実はマネキンは二体あって、もう一体は道路に面して座っており、車で前を通るとまるで亡霊のごとく通行人やドライバーをビビらします。
実は2年前までこの店のすぐ近所に住んでいました。住民でも恐くて夜に人形を直視できない・・・（笑）!!
This is not a real human but a mannequin doll. She (doll) is sitting all the time 24 hours here. So many strangers who passing by the shop are very surprised at this doll, it looks like very weird at night....
In fact, I lived in the place that is very near to this shop until 2 years ago. But I know anyone is able to look at this sitting doll at night because of very weird and mysterious as if it looks like a ghost.
Located : The flea shop ''TOMITA SEVEN''. Toji, Kyoto. April 21, 2011.
Now, before you jump on my case and ask "Who do frenzyrumble think he is calling this piece epic?!?!?" - This custom Optimus Prime is for the one and only Cliffy B (formally of Epic Games) (catch the name play?)
Optimus Prime is non-transforming, and nearly completely scratch-build. Using a variety of styrene sheeting, molding compounds, epoxies and a variety of other materials...Optimus Prime stands a stunning 28 inches tall (that's 71.12 cm to you guys way over there) Prime weighs in at approximately 16 pounds (7.3 kg)
Optimus Prime is loaded with Easter eggs, details, LEDs and articulation.
ARTICULATION :
Epic Prime has articulation similar to MP-01 Optimus Prime. His head is on a ball joint, shoulders slide in and out to allow maximum articulation, shoulders are ratcheting joints, upper arms swivel, elbows articulated, wrists on ball joints and swivel, each hand has articulated fingers (hinged) and a ball jointed thumb. Also, Prime's waist is articulated, upper hips ratcheting joints, upper legs swivel at hips, knees are double jointed (like MP-01) knee is on swivel joint, and finally (breath) feet are on double ball joints. His chest also hinges open to reveal the Matrix of Leadership. Finally, his skirt panels on his waist are hinged to allow more poseability on his legs.
ELECTRONICS :
Prime has a nest of wires in him. Starting up top, he has 2 5mm Blue LEDs for each eye (optical sensor) He also has one additional blue LED that illuminates in sync with the voice chip. His voice chip says classic phrases like "Autobots! Transform and Roll out!", "All we need is a little energon...and a lot of luck", "Megatron must be stopped!", "I want you to make a special run to Autobot City" These voice prompts are triggered through a push button on Prime's back. Optimus Prime also has 4 running lights on the top of his chest. There is a bright yellow-orange 5mm LED inside Prime's gun, and then 3 more blue LEDs inside the Matrix of Leadership. The electronics for the Matrix of Leadership are independently contained inside the matrix, with a push button and power supply all inside. The LEDs for the other components are wired to a chamber in Prime's back. The on/off switch and batteries are easily accessible. The on/off switches are under Prime's armpits.
DISPLAY BASE :
I'm very happy with Optimus Prime's display base. It measures 18" in diameter, and 5½" tall. It is trimmed in chromed aluminum and has a glass surface. under the glass, recessed is a routed Autobot symbol, trimmed in metallic Silver. The display base contains a 16" diameter white neon ring (inside, under class) and a 18" ice blue neon ring around the outside perimeter. A simple flick of a switch, and it lights up an entire room...and the custom.
PAINT WORK :
I wanted to of course give Prime the traditional Red/Blue/Silver paint scheme, but - put a more realistic twist on it. I added subtle wear and tear to every edge of his body. I also added subtle blemishes throughout, because I believe - no giant warrior robot should ever have a perfect paint job. After he was constructed, I filled in any imperfections with a plastic epoxy, then primed , sanded - starting with a medium grit, working my way up to a fine grit and wet-sand. Once that was all to my liking, I coated Prime with base coated of Polyurethanes and Lacquer paints (via Air brush) then did details with enamels and acrylics.
EXTRA GOODIES :
Prime's chest opens to reveal the Matrix of Leadership. The Matrix chamber was crafted to house the Matrix snug, I used a 1/2" rare earth magnet system, so the Matrix snaps perfectly into place. Prime's gun was built using PVC piping. His smoke stacks are from large markers. The pin/grommet things on the sides of his knee caps are from mini-Lego man heads. Each hand has 10 points of articulation.
Displayed and explained at the Bishop Museum of Science & Nature, Bradenton. My wife has long been an ardent shell collector, with Sanibel Island’s beaches being a good source of material that she has incorporated into art work.
So much standardization! Floating heds over logotype. The design of these covers is (clearly) optimized for precisely this kind of display, but taken together they have a kind of beautiful monotony.
We use this display case in the living room as a sort of test for first time guests. We gauge their reaction to see if we should show them the main toy display room, the basement, etc.
If they with an amused "Well, that's an odd thing to display in your living room." they definitely don't need to see how "odd" we really are! 😊
A colorful springtime show along a country road in the Easter Columbia River Gorge near Mosier, OR USA
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Display of scanners and a lone CB at Radio Shack. Since Radio Shack has moved from its hobby image these have been relegated to the back corner of the store, cell phones take the center stage there now. At one time products like this were thier bread and butter.
To direct departing passengers to the right wings and gates.
Toronto Lester B Pearson International Airport YYZ.