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The tiniest of our wrens, the Pacific Wren is only four inches. I am always so thrilled to see this little brown puffball. Hard to shoot as it is in deep shade mostly.
Cylinders of nickel grown by electroforming and after lift-off of the corresponding resist mask. In some cases, the nickel overpassed the resist (muffins), while other cylinders broke at the base (little tarts). The resist has been written with the photolithography technique.
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Instrument used: Quanta SEM
Magnification: 900x
Voltage: 15 kV
Spot: 4.0
Working Distance: 10.2 mm
Detector: SE
In moving the collection out of the cramped attic room it was in and into a better space, a lot of WIPs, scraps, and loose random bits got swept into a box to be dealt with later. Later turned out to be today, when in the process of trying to build something I needed a part I know I have several of but could not find anywhere. Maybe they were rattling around in that box?
They were not. I still have no idea where the hell those pieces are. But I did unearth some tablescraps that were complete and interesting(?) enough to dust off and take some pictures of.
I still like the three on the bottom and may find a use for them in some future scene, but the two pieces of crap up top are slated for immediate demolition.
Here's my take on a micro Titanic!
Simplicity is beautiful - and microscale really showcase this beauty. In such MOCs, every piece has its place, every piece has a meaning and every piece is used at its best.
This teeny tiny ship may have took only 5 minutes to design, yet I am very proud of it.
How is it built? The ship is balanced! Try it, it works!
My first Micro-Space creations, the space Pirates.
Built at about the same time as Tekka Croe made his, it just took me a while to get mine posted.
My friend Felix challenged me to build a micro scale steam locomotive. I was surprised to realize how the new pieces introduced in last couple years advanced the possibilities of micro scale design. I am quite satisfied with the result :D
As an exercise I made the building instructions, which you can get on Rebrickable!
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-29446/KristofPucejdl/micro-steam...
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Inside of the tower, showing how I achieved the angled top.
The stack of brick with either 3 or 5 studs can be used with one dot (1x1 round plate) on either side, By placing two of the 2xn plates on alternate sides and twisting, it allows a tight and clean connection,
It the happens that a cheese slope fits in the top cleanly (as can be seen in the insert)
Foto feita usando a técnica da lente invertida.
Foto premiada em concurso na categoria macro/close-up
Veja em tamanho grande.
This year, for Novvember's Vic Viper, I decided to go old school and do a VV that looked more like the one from the game. It's done in micro scale for a very specific reason. It's piloted by a trophy! It's another trophy scale build.
Camera: Sony DSLR-A700
Exposure: 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture: f/10.0
Focal Length: 105 mm
Exposure: +0.40
ISO Speed: 1600
Exposure Bias: -0.7 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
This was taken at night
Here is my entry into the Marchitecture contest. Since the Saskatchewan LUG is hosting this contest (and I happen to live in Saskatchewan) I decided to build one of the common buildings of this Province. In almost every town there is a Grain Elevator. These are used to store the wheat until it is shipped out on trains. I decided to add a little scenery with the combine and semi in this build. Here is a picture of the real thing www.google.ca/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&so... This is in the City Skyline category.
Camera: Sony DSLR-A700
Exposure: 0.003 sec (1/320)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 105 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Hello all, today I have a few micro castles I made a little while ago, based in my fantasy world, Rivél.
Sorry about the background (or lack there of), but they're quite fragile (most parts are not even connected) and I didn't feel like resetting them.
Here's some info on the builds:
The Floating City: The city of Avalon (also known as the floating city) is home to elf royalty. The majority of the elf species lives atop this spire of rock, with a few other civilizations speckled around it. The city is only accessible by dragon and the elves don’t like many visitors so humans only visit in the most dire of times.
The fortress of Thehthyr: The only original settlement remaining after "The Ravaging", this castle was once owned by the dark elves, but now it houses all humans and elves who had not been enslaved by the shadow army, with only exception being the Wanderers.
Sur le coussin de mousse
La micro nature pousse
Fragile elle pointe sa tête
Car elle vient juste de naître
Sur la pierre elle est un manteau
Sur le bois, elle est comme le lierre.
Je m’approche au plus près d’elle
Etrange ce petit monde si réel
Avec l’odeur de terre mouillée
Qu’on a envie de chatouiller
Le monde si petit soit il ainsi
Qu’il attire les regard sur sa vie
Monde si inconnue si on ne sait pas
Regarder parfois où on pose nos pas.
GiGi
An entry into the micro castle category of the CCC. Nothing elaborate here, another micro version of one of my previous builds: as there's been a ton of really strong entries to this category already, and I'm not interested in the prize.
So mainly, just a fun quicky. Still have a few more entries to come :)
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A bit of summer...
Backyard macros..
Crocheted this tiny sheep. I used the same method as popcorn, sewing individual balls onto the body.
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Because I love micro!
Not 100% sold on the use of that particular water technique here, but maybe it gives it a bit of a forced perspective vibe?
Oh, and SNOT is so annoying at this level. The amount of unattached pieces here is horrifying. Did I mention this was a pain?
And I can't recommend taking pictures under a sheet in 100 degree weather...