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marooned on an island, a bonus sends for help...
Acrylic on reused carton/cardboard.
For Too8pe's It's Yours, Singapore
#6311, 6309, 6301, and 6310 prepare to depart after helping Y90 up the grade to the Curve. This was the odd consist as it had 4 helpers compared to only 2 main locomotives.
.. gulls at the lakhota lake. for hours, every morning 100s of people feed these 1000s of gulls with specially prepared low quality fried 'ganthiya' & 'roti', in name of either religion or duty. this reminds me of a children's joke - birds screaming 'save me' 'save me' & people responding with 'ganthiya'!
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Jasper doesn't get in my craft room too often so he was eager to be my sweet helper recently when he crept in.
Working with the dying is like being a midwife for this great rite of passage of death. Just as a midwife helps a being take their first breath, you help a being take their last breath.
~ Ram Dass
I had to put the tripod in the water but my tripod broke (sorta) right before this shoot. I improvised and my friend helped me hold the camera to keep it stable and also pressed the button for me. Shout out to my friend Jared for helping me out through this. He's the bomb.
This wasn't actually the concept that I intended to do, but it came out alright so no complaints.
Thanks for stopping by!
Hey guys. So no matter how hard I try I can't find ANY of these for a reasonable price. I saw the Jade Princess doll for $250!!! :O The cheapest I want for any of these dolls is about $30 or near there. Please help!! I REALLY want princess jade! Please!!!! <3
Leeds have two of these Wright StreetDeck HEV deckers from Sheffield, not sure if they are permanent or not. No 35313
SN18 XYK at Tescos on Roundhay Road, Leeds with a 13 for Middleton.
I had the chance to help Mike Psiaki with the LEGO 10265 Creator Expert Ford Mustang GT, and although he would respect the changes I made to his first prototype while I had it for myself for a few weeks, and later in the process he would listen to my advice 90% of the time, I just couldn’t make him do it in any of the colors I really wanted.
One of the colors was dark red, which I think fits the 1967 Ford “Indian Fire” quite well, then it would have a black hood and white interior, looked ace. The other one l liked a lot, but hardly any brick used in the Mustang exists in that color is olive green, that matches Ford’s “Lime Gold” and looks great with black stripes. The third color in the pool was of course the dark green Mustang, matching Lt. Bullitt’s car. Therefore the first thing I did after I received my copy of the box, I slaughtered it for parts, collected everything I needed in dark green, painted the stuff I didn’t have or that doesn’t exist, and build the car. Except for the color, the grille insert, the ignition wires (I made them with the strings with knob because I wanted eight), and except for some technical changes that I made so I didn’t have to paint too much, my version is built just like the set.
I also changed light gray “chrome” for silver (painted what doesn’t exist), and I probably will get custom chrome from Chrome Block City ( store.bricklink.com/Aurimax#/terms ) just to see how it looks like. Maybe someday in the future when I have nothing to do I will also redo it to Bullitt specs (shifter, no middle consol, woodgrain, proper numberplates, blahblah), for now this does the job, especially because I think that this set feels more like an incredibly good MOC than an official set.
Spring cannot come fast enough, we got out today and worked our way through wind, sun and clouds to capture this fun shot. She is wearing red obviously because she is a Canadian Pacific fan!
Taken at SCRR in Wisconsin with a Model Mayhem model.
Enjoy.
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How did I ever get myself into such a predicament? I was happily flying over the Chisana River in Alaska, when I inadvertently grabbed onto a passing rod like thing, and found myself being pulled along at a much higher rate of speed than I can achieve on my own. Soon I found I could no longer hang on, and made the decision to just let go. Now you will find me in a pathetic heap, along the river bank.
Signed,
Mr. Dragon Fly
Over the years, Burlington Northern has used quite a few different locomotive models to help trains over Nebraska's Crawford Hill. Even LMX B39-8s were tested up here for a short period. Back in May 1995, BN was using relatively new SD70MAC pairs to help the coal trains over the top. Here a loaded train heads uphill with a pair, while another set glides down the hill back to Crawford.
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Platte River water park. I joined my son for Sunset photos. he helped put my photos in HDR. Fun, huh?
And now my life has changed in oh so many ways
My independence seems to vanish in the haze
But every now and then I feel so insecure
I know that I just need you like I've never done before...
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Poor Luna sure knows how to tangle herself up but knows absolutely nothing about undoing things...
Sad thought of the day: Roughly 99% of all campers do not know what a leash law is...
So I decided to rework my Easy Eight, because it's quality was...lacking. I build it from scratch, and so far I think it looks pretty good. But now comes the big problem: the suspension. I like the suspension on Dan's Easy Eight, but I don't want to have light gray wheels. Any suggestions?
C&C as always greatly appreciated.
I hope you guys like it and can help me out.
Simon
BTW, sorry for the bad photo quality :(
Chad, Missy, Darek & I helped Aunt Dorothy Get ready for her "neighbor get together" and then headed to the San Diego Pier. We took a 2 hour cruise of the harbor aboard the "Spirit of San Diego" run by Flagship. We the returned to Aunt Dorothy's to take her with us on a walking tour of the Haunted Homes of Oldtown.