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A Moskvitch 426 (or 427?) model car shown in an exhibition about design of the Soviet Union in the Kunsthal in Rotterdam. The Moskvitch wagon debuted in 1967. It was built by AZLK, the Leninist Komsomol Automobile Factory, until 1975.
This model shows an apartment building of three stories. It was given as an offering in the temple, perhaps to ask for protection for the house. The original would have been made in mud-brick. The wave in the walls was deliberated helping to support the building and to stabilize it in case of earthquakes.
Limestone
Greco-Roman Period
Sakha, Kafr el-Sheikh
NMEC National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, Fustat Cairo
One of our models asked if she could bring a friend along to our small group shoot. Her friend had never shot before and wanted to try it. No worries. Haley was the friend. She was so quiet and nervous but once we started she was like an accomplished pro. What a beautiful young lady - it's hard to believe she just had a baby a few months earlier. I have the feeling this is going to be the first of many shoots with this awesome young lady.
I took these photos at a local cemetery at the end of September 2021.
The much-hyped return of Northcord Model Company as the successor to the defunct Creative Master Northcord happened this year with the release of a new casting of the Alexander Dennis Enviro400 MMC. Although I'm not generally a fan of low-floor buses, I decided to buy the Stagecoach in Oxfordshire version as it fits my local collection, and it finally arrived yesterday, many weeks after its release in Hong Kong.
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