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There are alot of great knitters in my family, so since Maggie was born she has received so many knitted jumpers that my Granny started knitting for Maggie's Teddies too. It so nice to wear clothes knitted by your loved ones. Not so long ago it would have been the norm.
I always think the small habitual things in life that we do for each other are so full of love and kindness like ironing or washing clothes for your loved one or ones or making the dinner that I'm surprised we get don't get bowled over more often or stop dead in our tracks with
waves of awe and admiration when recieving daily acts of love and devotion.
The latest Large Defense Machine produced by SC-77, Landslide was design to be faster and lighter than the previous 3 mechs.
Its primary design was as a advanced recon vehicle but due to the limitation of needed parts and abundance of others the landslide ended up as more of a mix of heavy armor and speed. although not as mobile as intended it still proved useful, having more armor than either the Annihilator or the Avalanche but also much faster than the Devastator. foregoing any large arm mounted guns SC-77 saved enough weight to use some higher power servos, which didn't have enough torque to run
the heavier LDM's giving it a much higher running speed
The Landslide is equipped with dual Longbow missile launchers which have an estimated 45Km+ range, and a long-range prototype hardlight cannon. it also has to machine gun batteries on the lower torso and as well as a large repeater gun on the upper right.
extensive view of the cockpit system
Tech-wise the Landslide is equipped with stealth coated materials making it invisible to most tracking systems, also in what some would consider irony the mech was painted lime green due to the fact that the aliens don't see color the same way as perceived by synthetics. SC-77 determined lime green was the darkest color he could reproduce with the options at hand.
The name Landside came from a testing run for the leg servos. While testing the speed over unstable terrain a sudden stop caused about 100 tons of concrete, metal sheeting and rebar to slide down the street. Amazingly the pilot managed to keep the mech undamaged by "surfing" the urban avalanche to safety. This lead
to SC-77 naming it "Landslide" although many of the pilots have come to call it the "Green Gremlin" for unknown reasons.
NOTES:
originally I was going to remove the power miner stickers from all the parts but then decided it might add something to the design and left most of them on
updated the missile pods with larger cones, which represents there long-range capability
realized there are approximately 0 antennas on this thing....
sigh... welp he's gonna have a score of'em next time!
With this vehiicle one never have to look for a public toilet anymore :)
Seen during the Valpurgis Night Parade organized by Chalmers Technical University in Gothenburg.
Day 30 for "April 2019: a month in 30 pictures"
today's "Q" subject: quaint
It's the last week of summer and the ice cream truck will be idle soon. Not very many of these in existence anymore.
bullhead city arizona
day 260/365
Finally got around to bricking up one of these today. Really like the basic framework eduty created.
Weather prevented a decent picture of the bricked up version so here is a rendered version instead.
Tiny NZ shell
Miscellaneous images formatted for phone wallpaper. For 140 additional images see the album ... flickr.com/photos/jacobs_ian/albums/72157711897629218
Photographed on October 15th 1997 at Gyrn Goch near Trevor in North Wales is FTD 557J a Plaxton bodied Bedford VAS5. This coach now in use as a mobile home was new to Wilson & Sons, Failsworth, Manchester.
Mobile moments from the beach, just a memory now...
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The former 7054 survived deregulation due to it being attached to the training fleet as a mobile classroom. Now numbered A231 in the ancillary fleet it is seen at Bennett Street yard in 1993. It lasted until Stagecoach days and was then sold on, it appearing at the Trans Lancs rally at Heaton Park in 1997 wearing a blue and white based livery.