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@ Haunting Labyrinth: Terror Trail Hunt - October 1 - 31
I made 3 spoopy mobiles for this Hexposed x FOXCITY crossover hunt! Ghosts, bats and spiders, oh my!
Each one is 3 land impact at the size shown and they're hidden with moderate difficulty throughout the haunting maze. To claim the item you've got to find the pumpkin shown above, as we could texture them how we liked, so mine look like that!
The prizes are 20L each. <3
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Some green Lockon variants.
Systems in red. Featuring the all-favorite Galactic Lolly space mace!
Original Lockon design by Vitor Faria.
A idéia desses passarins veio num papel de carta que alguém mandou lá no Grupo Feltro e Cia das Agulhas.
Achei tão fofo que não güentei e fiz em móbile.
hello every one
my new photo ( passageway )
edit with adobe light room & adobe photoshop
i hope u like it
Horseman Looking at his Cellphone while beeing on a Horse at Sunset. Three birds flying above on cloudy day.
clarity // even in the #vancouver grey. Oh, forgot to mention that the object in the foreground of the skyline shot is indeed a leaf. Great guess by @randyrsurf! Thanks to all that didn't think it was a lump of poo instagr.am/p/V5RrxaSZ9F/
Lets Build Here. This image has been languishing, unviewed, in my Flickr account for 7 years so I thought it was time to raise its public profile.
Some pre-dawn shots of the USS Alabama in Mobile, Alabama. This is a South Dakota class battleship. (A touch smaller than the Iowa Class, 200 ft shorter.) This museum is great because the World War 2 era Anti Aircraft guns are still on the ship.
National Guard Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team WMD CST GMC Control Vehicle Washington DC
Self propelled armored artillery platform with an AA missile system and a front mounted .50 cal. anti personnel machine gun.
The view from my Hotel room at the Hampton inn located in Daphne, AL. US.
Fuji GF670 on Fujifilm Velvia 100 film.
Update of set 894/452.
So many of the really early Classic Space sets were so much more grounded in near-future science than their later counterparts, and the Mobile Tracking Station certainly fits this vibe. At the time I remember thinking the set was a bit boring and ugly, being basically a grey box on wheels; these days its more realistic near-future vibe and clear, recogniseable purpose are part of the charm.
Seeing as I seem to be on an "updated rebuilds of old Classic Space sets" kick at the moment, I couldn't resist.