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Development Impact and the PhD Scholarship - Road Map training held at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor from 14-16 March 2014
A selection of descrete input/output modules. Clockwise from top left: two-colour Red/green light-emitting diode, relay switch, temperature + humidity sensor, push button, magnetic sensor, light sensor
Lego modules forming a goblin fortress for the RPG "Äventyr". A Swedish beginners RPG for children of ages 7+. The legomodules were built specifically for the gaming event Nordsken #2 in skellefteå 28-30 september 2012
I've been away and not had chance to do the module justice, these are my quick efforts using a desk lamp and any trinket in reach!
Had a couple of hours with dad at Brockhole. This module is really difficult. I'm rather limited to larger flowers as my camera can't focus closer than 2m at the longer end of the zoom and at the widest angle, its about half a metre. So I have to balance zooming, distance to the subject and subject size to get a pleasing image. I had a few nice pictures where the background was too busy, mainly down to having too much space around the flower.
But on this one, there was woodland a good 50m from the flower that nicely filled the background, whilst being on a raised terrace meant the nearer ground wasn't in the shot.
Maddy Nguyen, sophomore, poses for the officer module for the theater arts yearbook spread.
How tight should I crop this photo? It fits in the design I have, but Maddy looks more tiny than she already is.
Modules of the International Space Station mockup trainer in the Space Vehicle Mockup Facility (SVMF)
module test
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Lego modules forming a goblin fortress for the RPG "Äventyr". A Swedish beginners RPG for children of ages 7+. The legomodules were built specifically for the gaming event Nordsken #2 in skellefteå 28-30 september 2012
The big handles are used to lift the module in/out of the shelving it fits into and also allow for easy tipping back onto the special 'feet' I built into the rear of it.
The module is quite heavy!
The curved turnout is the connection point between this module and the one I've already completed on the workbench/table.