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Named after the king of giants, in the greek mythology, the Porphyrion is an anti-material rifle that fires a deadly 20mm HE AP round, which will pulverise everything that comes in its way.
Credits:
- Option for workspace;
- Miko for font;
- Shock for bipod and monopod idea;
and i think that's it.
Here's another view: gyazo.com/b8070bc2f6d4c3a4ac69087ee72574c0
Please view in the box of light :D
Ask me and I will tell you more about the space when the market opens.
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This is Miko, fully equipped, armed to hunt down any rover crossing the dunes of Arkon. The tired ones are an easy catch! Some say, his skin is green, but one thing's for sure: No one, who might have gotten close to him, is able to spread the word...
This is my entry to the FebRobbery contest.
It has been awhile since I have posted a photo of the puppy.
Miko is 6 months old. She is already as tall as Suki.
Not quit as filled out yet but she is still growing.
She went to the vet on Friday to get spayed.
She laid around Saturday most of the day but today she is back to being Miko again.
Too bad the drugs didn't last another day or two.
Duke wonders what I am doing.
The other two are interested in Deb making dinner.
In Shinto, a miko is a shrine maiden, or supplementary priestess.
They are trained to perform tasks around the shrine, ranging from sacred cleansing to performing the sacred Kagura dance.
Typically in their late teens or older, this shrine in Takaoka is highly unusual in that its miko are far younger...
PS You will notice the miko on the right is holding 'suzu', the bells used in the Kagura dance.