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1/45 pak 37 WIP, am still not sure what I think about it. The Halls Of Montezuma inspired me to build and the pak 37 idea is from Brett DeWeese
There isn't many beaches around Hong Kong. Tai Pak Beach at Discovery Bay seemed small to me. Maybe it's just me, but the highrise dominates the view.
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Pak Tai Temple
Cheung Chau
Hong Kong
長洲北帝廟，又叫做長洲玉虛宮，因為中國廟宇向來都係一廟多神。呢個北帝廟嚮長洲神社街嘅北邊。廟入面有好多古董、歷史、文物，例如一座古鐘上面刻住「乾隆四十九年」。
長洲北帝廟而家由華人廟宇委員會管理。嚮長洲太平清醮時，呢個玉虛宮前面球場，係主要儀式嘅活動場地，例如長洲搶包山等。
Just a little project I worked on yesterday. Overall I am pleased with how it came out, especially with its size and I would love to hear what you think about it. CC is much appreciated!
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Hino is most popular truck in Pakistan. The truck art/decoration is in our culture and they are beauty of the roads.
Pak Khlong Talat is a market in Wang Burapha Phirom Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok, Thailand, that sells flowers, fruits, and vegetables. It is the primary flower market of Bangkok and has been cited as a "place of symbolic value" to Bangkok residents. It is on Chak Phet Road and adjacent side-streets, close to Memorial Bridge. Though the market is open 24 hours, it is busiest before dawn, when boats and trucks arrive with flowers from nearby provinces. Its location by Chao Phraya River near the southern end of Khlong Khu Mueang Doem, hence the name 'Pak Khlong Talat', literally means "the market on the mouth of the canal".
Lussonium - Garden of Roman Ruins (romkert), Paks
In the area of Dunakömlőd, now belonging to Paks (Hungary), Bottyán Bank once rised above the old riverbed of the Danube. On top of the bank there are the remnants of the Roman military settlement of Lussonium. The relicts exhibited in the Town Museum suggest that an earlier auxiliary palisade camp had also stood on the site. The stone fortress had a north-south orientation extending for 249 metres, the width excavated thus far is 30-50 metres.
Lussonium - római kori romkert, Paks
A mai Pakshoz tartozó Dunakömlőd területén, a valamikori Duna-meder fölé magasodó Bottyán-sánc tetején helyezkednek a római katonai település, Lussonium maradványai. Az előkerült leletek alapján (ezeket a Városi Múzeumban állítják ki) valószínűsíthető, hogy a korábbi auxiliáris (segédcsapati) palánktábor is ezen a helyen állt. A kőerőd észak-déli irányú, kiterjedése 249 m, jelenlegi szélessége 30-50 m.
Thai style fishing trap in Pak Pra Village, Net Fishing Thailand, Thailand Shrimp Fishing, Phatthalung, Thailand
Closely related to bok choi, this leafy green Chinese vegetable belongs to the cabbage family (though tastes nothing like cabbage!).
It has long green, slightly ribbed leaf stalks and soft oval green leaves.
The leaves and stems are best suited to brief stir-frying or steaming to retain their mild flavour.
Occasionally you may be able to find baby pak choi which can be cooked whole. Great for a diet, because few calories!
I love them in my soups though!
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Excerpt from bluelapisroad.wordpress.com/2022/02/18/architectural-gem-...:
In Kennedy Town, less than three hundred meters from Smithfield Municipal Market and Forbes Street Playground (site of the former slaughterhouses), a sleepy neighbourhood has been tucked away on a quiet hill slope for a hundred years. A staircase on Sands Street is all it takes to separate the two worlds, one bustling and the other tranquil. Once consisted of seven terraces built on the slope between Hong Kong University above and Belcher’s Street below, the secluded neighbourhood is commonly known as the Seven Terraces of Sai Wan (西環七臺). Also called Western District, “Sai Wan” is the general name for the area encompassing Kennedy Town (堅尼地城), Shek Tong Tsui (石塘咀) and Sai Ying Pun (西營盤). The seven terraces can be traced back to Li Sing (李陞), the richest Chinese merchant in 19th century Hong Kong. One of his sons Li Po Lung (李寶龍) inherited the sloped land when his father died in 1900. Li Po Lung decided to develop the land into residential terraces and an amusement park. He named the terraces and amusement park with references to his favorite ancient Chinese poet Li Bai (李白). Chinese pavilions, outdoor stages, dance floors, merry-go-round, playgrounds, and even an artificial pond for rowing boats, coupled with street performances, handicraft fair, small fireworks, chess competitions, etc. made Tai Pak Lau (太白樓), Li’s amusement park, into a trendy destination from 1915 and on. It was especially popular with wealthy men and prostitutes coming from the nearby Shek Tong Tsui (石塘咀), the city’s most famous red light and entertainment district in early 20th century. Just like many places in Hong Kong, Tai Pak Lau was rather short-lived, lasting for merely nine years before closing down due to financial difficulties of Li Po Lung. The park was then converted into today’s Tai Pak Terrace (太白臺) residential street. Despite the bankruptcy of Li Po Lung in 1924, the seven terraces, especially the topmost terraces such as Academic Terrace (學士臺), To Li Terrace (桃李臺) and Ching Lin Terrace (青蓮臺), continued to thrive as an upscale residential neighbourhood for wealthy Chinese.
I finished this's few weeks ago and I am quite pleased with how it turned out! I have been working non stop on my moc for BFVA so I haven't spent much time building vehicles but hopefully I can build a few move vehicles before brick fair.
-Ethan
Social housing, Hong Kong-style. This estate in the Shek Kip Mei area of Kowloon comprises 19 blocks housing over 20,000 people - the tallest blocks are 44 storeys high.
This is for Ciara who tweaked her photo to suit my taste.
We saw this old man at the Malaysia's Merdeka celebrations near North London last weekend. Don't know his name but he was shouting out "Ali Baba" a lot.
Duped layers, multiplied, overlaid, desaturated & cropped to taste.