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I am looking for any and all of these minifigures for my collection (though NACM has taken a backseat since I've seen Christo's new custom Black Panther...)
I am willing to pay or trade. If you are someone you know has these for sale or trade please let me know! Also looking for Eclipse Graphix Cyclops.
Just got my delta operative figure in the mail and it's awesome; but of course I just had to have myself a little fun.
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THIS LOVELY HOME IS GONE NOW...
(For the Tumblr/Pinners crowd, thanks for the blogging but it would be nice if some of you posted your 'likes' or comments here)
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TUMBLED over 6000 times!!! Make that 7000- no now 9000 times and now on Pintrest - over 19,000 pins!
Check out this wonderful page that I was lucky enough to have this photo included. The page made it to FaceBook too!
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On General Taylor.
This is a result of Hurricane Katrina and the flood.
in the air sometimes
Saying "Ayo! Gotta let go!"
I wanna celebrate and live my life
Saying "Ayo! Baby, let's go!"
Set Graphix on Ultra and see all the installs but this one MIRROR MIRROR is NICE!! 4D reflections everywhere...very shimmery
snapped @ the VeGeTaL PLaNeT Gallery www.facebook.com/VegetalPlanet
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. 2026-06-22 11:50:37
Trawling Melbourne's lanes off the "Little Streets"
Small graphic elements combined attempt to delight.
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One of many ongoing approaches, where I move through the world as a harvester of images stumbling, strolling, lurching, equal parts accidental, and intentional. My concerns circumnavigate around questions that resist easy answers: time as texture, presence as performance, possibility as glitch. I trace the contours of decay and growth, hope and entropy, searching for the quiet collisions where meaning might emerge. Each image is less a document than a provocation an invitation to reconsider what we 'see', and what we ignore; and why.
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The American Flag Bikinis are made by Eclipse Graphix. I made this custom Stan Smith head but penzore sells a machine printed version on Ebay.
The Lego Area51 exhibit features scenes from over 30 classic Science Fiction Movies and Television shows.
This garage was a Google Maps find a few years ago but one of several I never made a note of and spent a good year or so trying to search for It's location, even asking on Flickr as I thought I'd seen a photo of it.
Although I was convinced it was either Nottinghamshire or Derbyshire based this didn't really give much to go on but once I had located the site I was devastated to see a new business was trading from here and although the site looked pretty much the same it was no longer a petrol station and the pump had gone and the old forecourt had been relaid.
Previously this was Central Garage which was an unbranded site although a UK branded floor sign indicated petrol and diesel was on sale with just a single twin hosed Gilbarco Highline serving petrol and diesel by attended service and cash sales only.
Central garage was still trading in the 2019 google street view but believe Pro Graphix Group Ltd took on the site around three years ago.
The latest street view (2019) is the last image of Central garage with it's UK floor sign
www.google.com/maps/place/Pro+Graphix+Group+Ltd/@53.22791...
it's getting to be a full house in here. I thought she looked best paired back with the Stingers and Pizzazz since she was going to work for both groups.
*Cr= atomic symbol for chromium
Finally got to meet my favourite car and get up close to it. The legend stays true to all the hype, it's just absurdly cool, the LFA.
The day that I shot this was a day of firsts. It was my first time ever seeing an LFA, it was my first time ever seeing a chrome car, and it was my first time ever doing a studio shoot. I was so impressed with the LFA, it was and still remains my favourite car :) The studio shooting was difficult but I think I rectified my mistakes with photoshop.
Keen to hear what you think of the car, it was originally orangey/yellow, but now an insane chrome wrap job has been done by exotic graphix of Melbourne. They're one of the primary car wrappers in Melbourne and did a grand job on this supercar.
It was an epic day, thanks to all parties involved for the experience and I hope the shots do the car justice.
This garage was a Google Maps find a few years ago but one of several I never made a note of and spent a good year or so trying to search for It's location, even asking on Flickr as I thought I'd seen a photo of it.
Although I was convinced it was either Nottinghamshire or Derbyshire based this didn't really give much to go on but once I had located the site I was devastated to see a new business was trading from here and although the site looked pretty much the same it was no longer a petrol station and the pump had gone and the old forecourt had been relaid.
Previously this was Central Garage which was an unbranded site although a UK branded floor sign indicated petrol and diesel was on sale with just a single twin hosed Gilbarco Highline serving petrol and diesel by attended service and cash sales only.
Central garage was still trading in the 2019 google street view but believe Pro Graphix Group Ltd took on the site around three years ago.
The latest street view (2019) is the last image of Central garage with it's UK floor sign
www.google.com/maps/place/Pro+Graphix+Group+Ltd/@53.22791...
I traded one for the picture. San Francisco.
Featured on sfist.com/2011/10/24/aggressive_panhandlers_blamed_for_s.php
as the illustration for why SF is no longer the #1 favorite city to visit for Conde Nast Traveler readers.
Featuring Outfits and Tattoes by
Garment Graphix Clothing store & Amore Ink
Garment Graphix MP :- marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/241985
Amore Ink MP :- marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/244374
LM inworld :-http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Dove/96/250/22
Thankyou Pops and Hannah For the amazing products :D