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Sony ILCE a6000. Processed in LR6, Snapseed, and Tangled FX 2.1 Custom 1 preset
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Day 14 with the Pentax-M 100 macro.
Micro safari, found this little elephant ornament and was inspired to give him a proper setting. Used some moss for the land and weeds for the trees, the sun is a torch behind a yellow piece of paper.
Built for the Insurgency on MOCpages, these are two ships which will appear in my characters' story.
On the left is the Nomad, a small freighter captured by Aurelian forces and repurposed for their own uses.
On the right is GIS Gettysburg, an Imperial frigate.
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New Set of Super Suckpegs based on the Timeless characters from the MICROSEXUALS video series.
Watch the raunchy new episode
"THE PITCH" here:
And Score your Suckpegs here:
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The blister beetles exude cantharidin, which is a blistering agent used to impress a female of their own species who then mates with them, whereupon most of the cantharidin is transfered to the female in the form of a sperm packet. The eggs the female subsequently lays are coated with cantharidin to protect them from being eaten before they hatch.
Cantharidin is used by humans to manufacture the notorious date rape drug, Spanish Fly…”
Spanish Fly is an aphrodisiac that you've probably heard of from frat house sex comedies of the 1980s. Supposedly it could be slipped into a drink to make ladies hot. It turns out it is not just a legend. This aphrodisiac does exist, but it only makes gentlemen (physically) hot. And it would also probably kill them.
The weirdest thing about spanish fly is that it actually exists. Even the name isn't entirely wrong, since it comes from a group of insects whose most well-known subspecies is called spanish flies. More generally they're called meloid beetles, or blister beetles. Wherever they are found they're used, occasionally, as aphrodisiacs. The key element to them is a chemical called cantharidin.
Cantharidin makes spanish fly metaphorically apt as an aphrodisiac, as well as practically possible. Cantharidin is why meloid beetles are also called blister beetles. It can blister skin, and is a harsh poison if ingested.
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Here are the characters of Star Wars Rebels using just a handful of pieces. Talk about micro building!
I haven't Seen a real living, moving snail since i was about 8 years old, so i went absolutely nuts over this tiny snail at some ungodly hour this morning..
he was only 1.9mm "big" but for me he was a HUGE find.. sorry for the over indulgence of the snail.. <3
Christmas is over and summer is in mind. So I built this small seaside villa where you can feel the sea breeze, watch the boats pass by and enjoy the sun beams dancing on your skin...
The boat was the trickiest part of this build. I hope no one eats it.
A gaggle/flock/herd of MCW Metro Riders awaiting their next tour of duty, indeed maybe awaiting their first tour of duty...??
After seeing the micro city layout at Brickcon and talking with Ms. McGuiver, I really wanted to try my hand at this micro city module standard. I'm having some fun with it.
Also, 1x2 clear plates on the PaB wall in OKC was a godsend.
The abominable snowman’s natural camouflage doesn’t help him evade the photo hounds when everything is still so green in January.