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sorry for the inactivity i have been out of town but here are some figure display cases and a sneak peak of a new moc please tell me what you think
M48 Medium Tank on display at a VFW hall in Harford County, MD. I believe it is an earlier model, since it lacks the louvered engine compartment doors on the rear of the hull. Okay, armor experts, enlighten me.
I purchased this display with 10 rolls of film. After 4 years I finally have obtained another 38 rolls to complete the 48 roll set.
Sometimes film is harder to find than the cameras they went into!
November 22 will mark 50 years since the JFK Assassination. This display invites onlookers to view memorabilia of the Assassination of John F. Kennedy, check-out books, and also to pen their memories of that day and post to the bulletin board.
Photo credit: Emma Cooper
Date: 11/12/13
Red and white colour coordinated.
Prelude to the 36th Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.
Hyde Park, Sydney, Australia (Saturday 1 Mar 2014 @ 6:03pm)
Texture courtesy of Skeletal Mess
NZ Garden Bird Survey display at Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre, Thursday 30 June 2022.
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From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
The geology collection was one of my favourite parts of the whole museum!
~Royal Alberta Museum, Edmonton, AB
A full page colour advert from the 1933 RAF Display programme showing the Vickers Vildebeeste. The machine was fitted with a Pegasus engine.
Spring display for the Kailua Intermediate School library.
heavily influenced by my scrapbooking hobby. The butterflies morph into books at the top. Didn't really photograph that well.
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From before 1871 to 1959, Madison's East River District had its own post office in a small, red building on the Post Road. When the building was sold for reuse as a real estate office, the Society acquired this grand reminder of times past. On its back side--where, for instance, postmaster Ichabod Lee Scranton, Jr. worked in the 1870s--the boxes are still labeled with the names of East River residents. This unique fragment of a once-popular community hub is about 10 feet wide and 6 feet tall. Following its use as a real estate office, the building itself was moved to another location for use as a private residence. Updated and expanded in the twenty-first century, it still remains on the Boston Post Road not far from its original location.
ACC# 2019.020.001
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(Photo credit Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums).
Stunning display at Tatton park flower show. I think they are species of orchid. The mouthwatering colours against that black backdrop, stopped people in their tracks.
We are working on the square and diamond shapes, this lion was a perfect fit. The students make a Lion face out of diamonds and squares and then added their own features on the face. All the lion faces are individual. Great board. The students enjoyed this craft very much. March does indeed come in like a lion.
Tūranga, Thursday 21 April 2022.
File reference: 2022-04-21-IMG_1734
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
Mockups for book display shelves for FDIC Insured. Salvaged cardboard to make sure everything is good to go with bamboo plywood.
Kite Aerial Panorama
Inverse color rendering of original 360 deg+ pano (www.flickr.com/photos/iowakaper/10231142925/) - Just for fun
This pano covers a little greater than 360 degrees of pan, resulting in a double take of the sun and translation into a parallel universe... confirmation that Iowa is the future birth place of Captain Kirk.
Photos taken using a gyro stabilized camera shuttle and Jones 7ft Rokkaku kite.
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It's so tricky to get these pictures, because our bed comes within about two feet of the shelf, so I can't really get into a comfortable spot to get all of the dolls into frame. :/ But I do the best I can, and hopefully you can see my dolls well enough. :)
The white fabric along the top edges is the curtain that normally hangs down to protect William from sunlight. I also have to keep the glass doors closed 99% of the time because our cats would destroy the displays and dolls otherwise.