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What was the smartest looking Olympia liveried bus in the fleet. 69356 had been the last Olympia repaint in May 2018 but has now undergone repaint into the new Aberdeen livery ahead of much shabbier Olympia repaints that date back to 2012. This may suggest the older Olympia repainted B7RLEs are coming off the road when the next batch of StreetDecks arrive as has been rumoured.
69356 re-entered service on the 20th October and is seen here two days later on the 3A on Market St.
I finally finished my latest project - creating a silk robe for my Hommes from two silk ties. There is just about enough fabric in two ties to make this. It was tricky to make because the fabric is slippery, frays easily and is on a double bias. I am really pleased with how it turned out. Step by step and 'how to' photos are on my Doll Diva creations stream. I was inspired by the Fall 2019 Dolce & Gabbana menswear creations.
So when it came to choosing the model... who else but Lukas?!
My latest official model.
The LEGO Land Rover Defender was developed with Land Rover to get the details as close as possible to the real thing. The chassis carries three differentials and an independent suspension, as well as a working winch at the front of the vehicle. The model has opening doors, working steering wheel and a detailed dashboard. The new transmission system has two levers for changing gears and “LEGO Technic’s most sophisticated gearbox yet.”
The model’s rear seat can also fold forward to expose the four-speed sequential gearbox. The hood of the vehicle also opens to show the six cylinder engine with moving pistons. The model measures over 8.6 in/22 cm high, 16.5 in/42 cm long and 7.8 in/20 cm wide.
The latest E500 to re-enter service following repaint is 38213, latterly unbranded in Olympia. Sister 38205 has already been done and is ready for return from Caledonia.
38213 is seen here on Union Street on the Bridges 1 for Garthdee.
This latest addition to Reveniens' lineup of all-original frames clearly seems to have been designed with the intent of challenging PFi's Mobile Core Mini series for it's place as the King of the Goodfellow Cluster's mid-sized frame market. Standing slightly taller than a typical MCS-m, the Kindeva boasts a comparable power/weight ratio with enhanced articulation achieved through a combination of tried-and-true techniques and next-gen hardware.
It's obvious that the engineering team at Reveniens has been learning from the experiences gained during the Yaksha and Apsara projects, and incorporated elements of both into this new model. The Kindeva walks a fine line between "cutting edge" and "throw-back" that's making a lot of buzz in the MF journals.
The only question left is whether they'll be able to produce enough units to supply the demand from more customers than just the Etton Conglomerate.
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Finally got it together and made a showcase for this one, previously seen as part of my Pontefract Squadron. Actually, I made and posed all of these variants first, but I've been putting off rendering them for some reason that I can't remember. Frame Arms enthusiasts might notice something familiar about these.
"Kindeva", like the names for most Reveniens frames, refers to a class of beings from Hindu mythology - these known for having aspects of humans (Kin) and gods/spirits (Deva). I think it's fair to compare them to demi-gods, though someone more learned than I may disagree.
In a lot of ways this is a remake of my MCS-m with less dependence on mixel joints (only used in the waist). The primary design philosophy was the same, anyway - small, highly articulated, and easily customizable. In another way, it's a muligan of the Apsara, so maybe I don't really know what it is, other than a test-bed for "padlock plate" joints. I really wish TLG would release rounded off versions of both clip-plates as well. The extra angle of adjustment is pretty magical.
What do you think? Does Reveniens have a contender here, or will PFi maintain market dominance?
The latest graduate of Metra's F40PH overhaul and repainting program is number 180, the 'Village of Bensenville'. Here it leads a Beverly Branch local across the St Charles Air Line and CN diamonds at 16th Street Tower on a cold day filled with occasional bursts of snow flurries.
The latest addition to The Big Lemon Coaches fleet is this DAF SB4000 Vanhool Alizee AY08 DZP and seen here pending collection, The coach fleet now stands at 3 Volvos, 1 Scania , 1 Neoplan , 1 DAF & 1 Fiat Van.
The latest addition to The Big Lemon Coaches fleet is this Scania Vanhool T9 J777 RTL. This coach is fitted with a complete modern TX front. It’s seen here ready for the journey to its new home down south.
Latest fashion for all of us girls.
Was quite surprised to see this perfect half moon of water drops so nicely spaced out and the dainty one on the tips of her nose. She is a little beauty as well. second flowering for this one so she is rather special.
The latest addition to the Brighton Horizon fleet is Scania Omnicity NK56 KHY. This has been acquired direct from Go North East and adds further PSVAR capacity in the fleet. Seen here being collected and on the way back to Sussex
Latest release at the Cosmopolitan Event first 2 weeks of April
now located in the in world main store
My latest gallery wrap. This one is from McKenna Pro. I got a special offer email from them a week or so ago. Before that, I had never even heard of them before. So I was skeptical giving them a try. But I figure why not. So I placed my order for a nice big one....20x30. Let me just say...they did not disappoint. I was impressed with everything from the packaging, to the quality. The quality of the wrapped edges were top notch. Better than both Pixel2Canvas and WHCC in my opinion. The backing was done really well. Real quality craftsmanship. Texture was really good and color was spot on with the digital file I submitted. They use ROES system like WHCC which makes it so easy to order and also to see exactly what the canvas will look like. Until Pixel2Canvas offers ordering through ROES, I probably won't be ordering through them anymore.
Final thoughts...overall picture quality and craftsmanship, I'd have to put them ahead of both P2C and WHCC. I'll let you know if that assessment stands after I order a 2nd one from them. But for now, I would highly recommend them.
latest collaborations with my man Vole!
think the obit/vole/lisk is taken???
anyone want to get on the others?
Latest arrival at Crawley Luxury today, 12th November, 2021, ex Richmonds BU18 YRZ - off for repaint soon.
TED: "Me latest projekt is this Game of Frones pussle of Westeros.
But it's more complikated than a nordinery pussel, cuz it's 3D.
I've alreddy dun the bottom layer, witch is like a regguler jigsaw, an' I've jest started the next layer, witch is foam so that it stands a bit taller.
I've got a booklet an' a dubble-sided pikchur to foller, an' so far, so good!
It'll get more fiddly as it go's on, so I'll probbly 'ave to get Dad to 'elp, but I don't fink Mum'll do much 'cept sort out peeces cuz she ain't a fan of GoT like me'n'Dad."
1400+ pieces and 65+ detailed buildings
card, foam, plastic
30 x 18 x 2 in
My latest book, titled “One Race One Face” has now been accepted into the Hillsborough County, Fl Library System, the Univ of Tampa Maconald-Kelce Library and the Largo, FL public Library. Below is the information. If you are in the area, I hope you take a look at it. TY
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Main Author: Patalano, Sal, photographer.
Title: One race, one face /
Type of Material: Book
Physical Aspects: 127 pages : 136 photographs (black and white) ; 22 x 24 cm
Publisher: [Indianapolis, IN] : Vedere Press, [2022]
United States of America : Sal Patalano
©2022
Location: MAIN (2ND FLOOR)
Call Number: TR655 .P3735 2022
Number of Items: 1
Status: On shelf