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Arch off the Poor Knights Islands on the Pacific coast of New Zealand North Island. So named as the islands from a distance look like a medieval knights tomb. The wealthy ones were buried underground. The islands themselves are prohibited but this doesn't apply to the surrounding waters which constitute NZ's premier dive spot. I dived them and it was v cold! Crystal clear waters but sadly didn't have an underwater camera.
The Trans Am's side panels are bulged. I didn't want to have them completely slab-sided on my model, which is why I added headlight bricks and tiles to the sides.
Jedi Knight - Bear size Jedi Knight Star Wars costume comes with brown belted tunic, hooded brown robe, brown pants and plush lightsaber. © 2009 Lucasfilm Ltd. & ™
The street is lined with 15th and 16th Century buildings, each with its own history. Knights lived along this street, in separate houses organized by their country of origin. You can see the cobblestone streets, which are common throughout the Old Town. You definitely feel it when you walk, and riding a bike would be a challenge. I'm not sure how people in flip-flops or thin sandals are able to walk around all day.
The Palace of the Grand Masters, shown in an adjacent photo, is behind me and leads into Knights' Street.
Went out today (for the first time) using my detachable flash vor taking photos .. Was blown away after only two seconds.
Let the practice begin.
This is for our knight. Happy Birthday, B.
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Looking great - I made up 6 bases, shown is the base for the lead knight, to allow me to pose each Pegasus Knight 'in flight or launch' and at different heights.
Here is my #bringbacklegocastle build for April. It’s a series of set-like MOCs, that’s why I like to call them advanced-set-design. This time around it is the set 1584 - Knights Challenge from 1988, which was released as 6060 year later. I really had fun building this one, because it’s pretty colourful for a castle set. Since all sets I made until now are Black Knights or Black Falcons I wanted to continue this trend here and chose to incorporate the newly released Black Ravens. As the original it features a total of 8 minifigures, which is quite a lot for a set of this size. I like that LEGO sets nowadays incorporate more female characters, so that’s what I did here as well. Another goal is to put in more animals in those sets - so I count 4 here! Also as you already might have spotted I went back with all yellow faces for a more classic style. What do you guys think about the yellow heads? And what do you think about the set as a whole?
(Also: I forgot to build a weapons rack from the original set😇)
If you like what I build, I would appreciate a vote on Lego Ideas.
The first three knights out of seven, who will participate in the tournament.
From left to right: Ridderman Sterk (Knight Strong), Lapis Lazula and Stor de Bostor (Stor the Forest Beetle)
Part of my project 'Het Land van Ooit van LEGO' (Facebook)
Knights Travel, Horsham.
Scania K320IB4 with Irizar C59D body, new in 2013.
Photographed in Winchester, December 2016.
Hello !
This is a Heavy Knight with Sallet Helmet.
My favorite helmet.
Helmet, vambraces of BrickWarriors.
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I met Sir Edward at the Sherwood Faire in McDade, Texas. He was a very imposing figure sitting in a large chair around the knights table. He was quite proud of this table as he had handcrafted it along with others in his Dragon group. He and the others also handcrafted the wishing well at the fair that is also quite impressive.
I asked him if he would mind if I photographed him for this project, and he readily agreed as he grabbed his sword. You don't see the sword in this picture as I prefer the detail of his elaborate headgear.
This picture is #29 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the www.flickr.com/groups/100strangers/