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Seems I had almost enough dark gray to work up one more frame... needs gray or black taps and a dark gray 1x2 with a bar for the cockpit.
Mamãe Katia aguarda a chegada do Enzo e pediu o móbile para enfeitar a
porta e depois, o quartinho dele!
This Bob Blumer's toaster mobile, he hosts a cooking show ( sureal gourmet) at the food network. They were fliming under the new OCAD building in Toronto.
Geese
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Created by Stu Hughes of Etsy shop Celestial Visions.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2012/11/geometric-mobiles-celestia...
I wasn't really happy with the D4-K4's body, so I made it wider and changed the arms. I think it looks a lot better now. (Side shot when public. I didn't change the back.)
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As with every other frame in their arsenal, the Golden Suns like their heavy weapons platforms highly mobile. While this might limit how big of a gun one could put into this role, the D4-K4 custom frame pushes the limit of how much gun you can fling through the air (and still shoot it when it lands).
The problem with sticking large guns on frames with jump packs is the weight of the gun and the support systems it requires. If you put too much weight on the frame, it simply crumples when it lands. If you try to compensate with gentler landings the frame is open to enemy fire during the slow descent.
The Golden Suns have solved most of this problem by making a frame that can withstand the strain of high-thrust, high-impact "jumps" (with some pilots claiming that you could "drop 'em from orbit and scare the [expletive] out of the target"). The massive legs and overbuilt knee joints paired with wide feet and the "largest rockets we could find two of" allow the D4-K4 to literally leap across battlefields and put fire from it's coilgun or autocannon wherever it's needed (or deemed to make the biggest explosions).
Ink in water
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Os elefantes já estavam prontos, mas só agora terminei o móbile. Quem ganhou adorou, rssssss. Agora alguém me ensina o segredo de fotagrafar um móbile pendurado????
Pictured immediately south of Fountainhall, a pair of two-car Class 158 'Express Sprinter' DMUs climbs at 1 in 150 on the £294m Borders Railway. It is the second day of public services on the 35-mile line, effectively a revived northern third of the Waverley Route, so controversially abandoned in 1969. The set forms ScotRail's 16.58 Tweedbank-Edinburgh Waverley working. @17.18
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I recently purchased a DJI Osmo handheld stabilizer and late last week I had a chance to try it out. This shot taken here on the shores of Wallis Lake, across from Leon Island, was my third shot with it hooked up to my Apple IPhone X.
I am very impressed with this tool and can see it being the go to for all my panorama shots when I have it available. (that is, when the battery isn't flat)
Some Information on Wallis Lake
Seagrass species present - Zosteraceae sp., Posidonia australis, Halophila sp., Ruppia sp.
Seagrass coverage Estuary area: 86km2,
Seagrass Area - 31km2 (36%)
Wallis Lake and environs contains the largest estuarine seagrass area in NSW.
Mangrove species present - Avicennia marina and Aegicerus corniculatum
Mangrove Coverage Estuary Area - 86km2.
Mangrove Area: 0.79km2 (0.9%)
Saltmarsh Coverage Estuary Area - 86km2,
Saltmarsh Area - 4.0km2 (4.7%)
Mirror walls.
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