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Just a small creation I designed after a machine we have at my job. It's not much, but I think little details like this can make a bigger MOC a more realistic.
Danuser Machine Company in Fulton Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Design by Simon Oswald Architecture of Columbia Missouri. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV camera with a TS-E17mm f/4L lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/13 second exposure at ISO 200. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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Société française de matériel agricole et industriel - Vierzon
Le Compa, Conservatoire de l'agriculture
A shot from the day job. XYZ Machine Tools unveiled its new five-axis machining centre to the assembled engineering press on Thursday. This is a demonstration of the speed of its rotary c-axis, which can rotate at up to 90 revs/min with a 600kg load on the table.
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Florence + The Machine, finalmente, in Italia per un attesissimo concerto invernale. La rock diva e la sua band, suoneranno infatti davanti al pubblico del Mediolanum Forum di Milano il 21 dicembre 2015 con il loro How Blue Tour .
Dopo la consacrazione definitiva del grandissimo live del 20 novembre 2012, la rossa più potente dell'indie-rock è pronta a regalarci un altro show epico.
Per Florence Welch il successo dei primi due dischi Lungs (2009 – Album of the year, Brit Awards 2010) e Ceremonials (2011) ha significato 5 anni di registrazione, promozione e tour. Cerimonials (disco candidato ai Grammy) è stato scritto mentre Florence e i musicisti erano on the road e registrato subito dopo la fine del tour. Gli Show diventavano sempre più grandi, i capelli sempre più rossi e il successo sempre più grande.
Pop star a 21 anni, con 2 album internazionali alle sue spalle, Florence ha scoperto che dedicando 7 anni della sua vita alla musica alcuni elementi della quotidianità erano stati lasciati da parte.
Florence Welch – voce
Robert Ackroyd e Rusty Bradshaw – chitarre
Mark Saunders – basso
Isabella Summers – tastiere
Christopher Lloyd Hayden – batteria
Tom Monger – arpa
This is my model of the FunHouse pinball machine.
FunHouse is a pinball machine released in November 1990 by Williams Electronics.
I designed it as a comissioned built and it has been a lot of fun. Especially, the research and playing hours with the real machine :-)
You can find instructions as well as custom stickers on rebrickable:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-168509/mpbuilder/funhouse-pinbal...
Have fun!
Another alternate build of 44018 Furno Jet Machine which I built on a whim. This one is not as different from the original set as Furno Handler Machine, but it still has a nice, imposing physique so I went ahead and took photos. This model uses all of Furno Jet Machine's pieces, excluding spares.
I called and left a message on her answering machine. She did not return my call. I called fourteen more times and left messages, none of which she answered. I told her in the first message that I’d found the earring she lost in my apartment, which wasn’t true—I bought another pair of earrings of the exact same kind and hid one in the corner of the couch where she liked to sit. I told her I’d bought a couple of tickets for the next Rufus concert before I learned that Rufus had cancelled his tour a month ago and somehow I’d missed the news—I hoped she’d missed it too. I told her, among other things, that my doctor had given me two weeks to live and in my will I’d left her my autographed Leonard Cohen Budweiser Beer coaster and needed to discuss with her the proper way to care for it so that it wouldn’t lose its value over time, which wasn’t a total lie because I do have an autographed Budweiser Beer coaster I bought at a yard sale for $4.95 and which is supposed to have a signature of Oscar Levant on it although I think it’s a signature of the guy who sold it to me because he was wearing some coveralls with the name Oscar’s Auto Repair over his left tit. And I told her my cat Arthur Waley had stopped eating because he missed her so much and that wasn’t the worst part: Arthur Waley had also stopped playing the piano and writing Georgic verse in the manner of Hesiod’s “Works and Days,” which had been a specialty of his poetic output. After the fourteenth message I got the live voice of a man who called himself Marco and who threatened to disassemble me with his left pinkie while his right pinkie disassembled the rest of my family. I had anticipated this event by calling her brother at his used clothing store and telling him my sister was his sister’s childhood friend and was lying at death’s door with one last request—that she talk with her old friend before she went to her eternal reward, so if he could just give me his sister’s new cell phone number I might be in time to honor this dying request of my one and only and most beloved sibling. So I knew that the person calling himself Marco was really Fred, her brother and the person she kept throwing up in my face as a paragon of male virtue. I called her cell phone seven times, leaving a message each time, before the service was discontinued. My first message suggested that I’d reformed many of the habits she’d found so annoying, like my tendency to stare at people who wait till they get to the register at the grocery store before even beginning to think about taking their money out of their wallet. I also promised never again to say a word during long drives when my passenger insists on listening to audio books that are always about the many meanings of the word “love.” On the last message before the service was discontinued, I told her that I’d found her missing earring and was giving it to the lady at the dry cleaner who’d once refused to reimburse her for the full price of the suede jacket she’d ruined during a malfunction of the dry-cleaning process. I told her that this woman had a very striking daughter called Cleopatra, who’d given me coupons for six months of discounts on all my dry cleaning needs. I told her that Arthur Waley was back to writing some of the best poetry of his career and was working in the mode of John Berryman right before he killed himself. The truth is Arthur Waley stopped eating and when I took him to the vet’s he simply keeled over and died. I really didn’t have the heart to tell her that.
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This building burnt to the ground on October 7, 2012. I hope the sign had been removed, but it was probably still hanging on this then vacant building.
The water is a bit salty in this area, so I've invested in a ROM, or Reverse Osmosis Machine. It makes just over 2/3 gallon of water.
100 Eleventh Avenue is a 23-story residential tower at the intersection of 19th Street and the West Side Highway in the borough of Manhattan, New York City, New York. The building is described as "a vision machine" by the architect Jean Nouvel. It has one of the most technologically advanced curtain wall systems in New York City, but also refers to West Chelsea masonry industrial architectural traditions.
-Wikipedia
This is my friend David, posing sheepishly with an open-air broad-daylight porno magazine vending machine in a main street in Sakado (if I remember correctly), Saitama, Japan...
I think it fits the "Only In Japan" niche quite well, though I did recently see a vending machine for bestseller novels at London's Heathrow airport...
This is another shot from the archives but pre-digital - shot on my old trusty Nikon FE and scanned in store at time of processing. It's a little too contrasty if you ask me, but I suppose I could tweak that... Another project for when there is time... Circa 2003
Wonderful image of an old Russell Cyclone Thresher, The Russell Company, Massillon Ohio, Circa 1910-1915.
Credit for the description of this negative goes to Ashtabula Archive and you can see his wonderful collection of photos here: www.flickr.com/photos/115892967@N03/
Image derived from the original glass negative.
Wendy's #472 (2,606 square feet)
14496 Warwick Boulevard, Newport Crossing, Newport News, VA
Built and opened in 1976, renovated in fall 2011
This here Wendy's was the very first location to serve up some Old Fashioned Hamburgers to Peninsula residents (two Norfolk locations opened around the same time as well). And wouldn't you know it, back in 2011 this was one of the locations picked to test out their new prototype restaurant design. Now, if you look at this exterior photo you'll see it's nothing more than a spruced-up version of the late 2000s look (note that the linked location opened during this one's renovation); from what I've been able to gather, the current Wendy's look (you know, all-glass front and protruding red rectangle) was introduced as a prototype at the same time and was chosen over this location's design, though interior-wise a lot of elements here were carried over like the fireplace, seating arrangement and Coke Freestyle machines. Before today I hadn't been inside this location since before the remodel so I've always been curious to see what this in-between look had going for it. Side note: this building has a twin location in Virginia Beach, which I have zero photos of at the moment.
Office machine? I am not sure that's proper title. I am not English native. Maybe government or department machine? Maybe something else? Check out description and photos and tell me what would be better. Anyway it is hidden behind a puppet mindlessly obeying orders. Manipulated puppet doesn't even know that he is performing acts of evil. He is the link in the system, it's integral part. Getting his hands on the all kinds of goods and passes them to his soulless master.
Check out full story and view more photos at bricks.kalais.net/post11