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A model of the Predator from the film series. The height is 33 cm excluding the lance; if the Predator is about 2 metres tall, that makes the scale about 1:6. The basis is a vinyl kit from Thailand. The lance is mainly scratchbuilt from steel rod. The dreadlocks are made from Sculpy Superflex. Paints are acrylics and Humbrol metallic steel.
Acer Predator G6-710 - Behind the Scenes!
Wir möchten euch mal einen kleinen Einblick gewähren, wie ein unboxing und die dabei entstehenden Bilder zu Stande kommen.
Dazu habe ich dem Marc von Ocaholic mal etwas über die Schultern geschaut und ein paar Schnappschüsse gemacht.
Beim Produkt handelt es sich um den Gaming Rechner PredatorG6-710 von Acer. Das ganze für einen ausführlichen Testbericht auf Ocaholic, GadgetPlaza und den #GeekTalk Podcast). Direkt Link zum Testbericht gadgetplaza.ch/computer/13766/acer-predator-g6-710
This lone predator has a long night ahead of him. Is he temporarily separated from his pack or is he truly a loner? Either way, he truly looks magnificent under the light of the full moon.
We live together with both of them... (not any more, actually, the spider (together with its food baggie) was let go in the yard)
Strobist: ambient plus STU camera right-ish (it was pretty hard to both see the subject and give the light a changce to "see" it too)
If you have Purple Martins or any other type of nesting birds a predator guard in highly advised. Two years ago I had 3 nesting pairs of Purple Martins, a 3 foot long Rat Snake climbed the pole and took up residence in one of the gourds. The adults abandoned the colony and the uneaten babies died. I purchased this guard, however if you are a bit handy you can purchase some 6 or 8 inch rigid duct, like used in heating and air systems, cut a piece of wood I.E. 2X4 to the appropriate length, equal to the diameter of the duct, use a hole saw slightly smaller than the diameter of your post to cut a hole in the wood then drill two holes through board so you can you two long screws to through bolt it or you could simply use long wood srews to hold the tw halves tightly to the post after the wood is cut lengthwise, a few screws and some 1/4 inch mesh over the top and you have a predator guard for a few dollars.
Please protect your nesting birds. I even place duct around the feeder post to keep the cats out of the feeder.
If this is a confussing at it seems let me know and I will take some photos of how to make the pieces.
Hope this is of some help,
Jim
I've drawn the predator a lot in the past, so I decided to draw him now. He looks a lot better than in my previous drawings.