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Succulent display
We bought this planter a couple of weeks ago for a jasmine, this weekend between showers, we've finally put it into place, just needs planting, Andy has converted an old shelf unit to make 2 smaller ones to home my succulents either side. My favourite collection of plants.
The Waipu Museum, or The Cape Breton Museum, as some Cape Bretoners refer to it, tells the story of the migration of Scottish people from the Scottish Highlands to Pictou in Nova Scotia, Canada, and then from St. Anne's Bay, Cape Breton, to Waipu, New Zealand, under the charismatic direction of Norman McLeod.
Me in front of the kitchen display at the Lansing museum. And yes, I do look a little crazy. I was really excited about the pink stove.
Rob Wagdin's V56 poses alongside the wonderful 5" gauge N class model at the Railway Museum in North Williamstown.
The N class was a running model until donated to the museum where it has remained in a glass case ever since.
Miniature Railway, Model Engineering and Amusement Railways through the years.
Présentation Solo du Rafale, Dommage, la lumière n'était pas de la partie....
Spotter Day Meeting aérien du Centenaire Reims 2
In Guayaquil's Malecón, there is this display which it is kind of strange, it shows the names of everyone who have paid their taxes and thus made it possible to have the Malecón built.
For a profile piece I'm working on for TasteTO.com.
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Atrium on Bay, lower level
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These headline sheets collect over the year make a great display as the school year finishes. They become quite a talking point
Fire, Pyrotechnics, Light Displays, Fireworks, and people swinging on massive pendulums. Sounds quite surreal but that was the finale of the display at Blink Margate on Saturday of the Summer Bank Holiday Weekend.
Working to capture the event itself and this is one of the shots captured.
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The 5th LEGO event (Christmas Fantasy Garden) was held at Starfield, a large shopping mall in Korea. Seniors Brick displayed the MOC, which is a total of 8 dioramas. It's a winter/Christmas theme.
Handpicked saucers adorn the archway between the dining and living room, has not changed since I moved in because I enjoy when my eyes fall on the patterns on my plain old ivory walls. Some have matching tea cups all are hung with plate hangers in the 4-6" size. All are not antiques, the all white with itty bitty red roses is a mod shabby chic I loved ;)
The saucer on the end left deserves a close up it is an antique done in pansies and thick gold work in the oriental style of its era.
anyone want to see close ups of these? i need good lighting and a sturdy chair--LOL
So another year another brickshow. So of course I had to make another display build. Originally I was going to build a fully remote controlled Lego replica of a MAZ-537 as a side project. But unfortunately it was a bit of rough year and my original plans for the show fell through. So I thought why not turn the truck into a full display for the #christchurchbrickshow The truck is fully remote controlled with an interior and suspension mimicking the real thing. I had a lot of fun building at such a large scale especially trying to come up with a tree design that doesn’t look too thick and still stable enough to not fall over.
(More photos and videos will be coming in a later post)
As usual I had a great time at the show. I always enjoy seeing the awesome builds everyone brings to these shows. I really enjoyed just chatting with the other builders. It’s such a friendly community that I am glad to be a part of.
Trade displays at AusPheno 2016 (5th International Controlled Environment Conference) held at the CSIRO Discovery Centre in Canberra, Australia.