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About a year ago I agreed with some friends/fellow local bio-mocers to do an Ordeal of Fire collab, where we'd revamp the 2.0 heroes and fire villains and present them at a lego event come August. Due to our relatively small group size and set availability, I ended up taking responsibility for three of the figures, first of which being Nex here.
Nex' helmet and colours gave me lumberjack vibes, so I leaned into that color scheme. I imagine Nex' role as a strongman who can clear obstacles and manipulate the environment with heavy tools. I was planning to give him more tools than a chainsaw, but lost motivation after the event was over and had to relocate my legos. I kinda hoped to narrow his shoulders a little as well, but on a glance that would've proven difficult with how they're set up.
I was also working triple shift at the time, so being tired, mocblock and mental pressure kinda held me from photoing these mocs. These are rather late, and I apologize to my collaborators.
Xmas this year! Robin is showing an outfit from Poordittums. Thanks so much Jess, it's georgeous! Will show more of the dress later!
Factory Butte is the most recognizable feature of a large area of stark, barren land either side of the Fremont River known as the Upper Blue Hills, bordered by Capitol Reef to the west,
At a pottery factory in Pic taken @Lombok, Indonesia.
Vacation with me in my blog: @Lombok, Indonesia
À peine le porche de LX Factory franchi, c’est un autre monde qui s’offre à nous. Ici, l’âme d’une ancienne friche textile murmure encore entre les murs. Les allées, autrefois battues par le rythme des métiers à tisser, vibrent aujourd’hui sous les pas des flâneurs. Les ateliers d’antan, témoins d’un passé ouvrier, se sont métamorphosés en écrins de créateurs, en tables gourmandes et en fresques urbaines éclatantes. Le Street Art, audacieux et coloré, dialogue avec les briques usées par le temps, comme pour rappeler que chaque époque écrit sa propre histoire sur ces lieux chargés de souvenirs.
the abandoned Jupiter Factory Pripyat, the story was that the factory made tape recorders. but really the factory was making military equipment for the army.
This building used to be a bank, and in the 20's or 30's there was a robbery and a few people died. Now it's a fortune cookie factory, and I'd like to think it's haunted. Perhaps we'll get a fortune that reads, "Help! My soul is trapped in a fortune cookie factory!"
Too soon?
The main road is to the left of this building. You can buy cookies right off the street by ringing K&B's doorbell. It's only three blocks from our house, and when they're making cookies it's awesome! Much better smelling than the compost factory that is two blocks to the other side of our house.
okay so first off i didn't take this image, my friend joshua (who by the way is a GREAT artist check him out) shot this on his trip to Florida, i just did the editing and got his permission to use it (:
haven't gotten to uploading some new stuff because i haven't had much time, I've been super tired lately and I've been going through a lot of stress, but I'll be OK and things are getting better
Ikonta 520 - Tessar 70mm 1
:3.5 @f:8 - Fomapan Action 400 @400ISO - Caffenol C_H 14min @ 21ºC
Once again a different camera, very different last century look, quite normal for a 80 years old camera!
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Encore un autre appareil, rendu siècle dernier très différent, plutôt normal pour un appareil de 80 ans !
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Otra cámara, toque siglo pasado muy distinto, lo normal para una cámara de 80 añitos!
Ammunition Factory Düneberg
1877: start of black powder production under Otto von Bismarck. 1888: Invention of smokeless powder 1914 to 1918: Production up to 140tons per day in 475 buildings with 16.700 workers.
1918: Demolition of 382 buildings after WW1.1925: acquisition by IG Farben for peace time production.1933: acquisition by Dynamit Nobel AG for the Wehrmacht.1933 to 1945: reconstruction and expansion of the whole site for war time production with 340 new buildings and bunkers. Production was uphold with slave labour by concentration camp inmates and POWs until 1945. 1945: Allied bomb raid on the site caused nearly total destruction and occupation by British forces on 1. May 1945. 1949: The remaining facilities were blown up. 1952 to 1953: munitions clearance and decontamination. Today: Nature Reserve
www.industriemuseum-geesthacht.de/html/historische_entwic...
Kuala Sepetang Charcoal Factory which has been operating since the 1930s . Charcoal is generally made through the process of pyrolysis, which is heating a substance in the absence of oxygen. In this instance, the raw material used is the wood harvested from the nearby mangrove forest, while the heat comes from large, conical brick structures known as kilns that are basically ovens. After stripping the trees of their bark and placing them inside the kiln, the process of transforming the wood into charcoal can take over a month to complete.