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Turns out my new photo setup takes amazing black background pictures. May have to build more white spaceships.

A migratory Pacific golden plover probes a shallow wetland pond for aquatic invertebrates. Superb navigators, kolea (Pluvialis fulva) find their way back to the same patch of grassy turf as they inhabited the previous winter.

These are the IRL versions of my Imperial probe droid moc. Seeing as it been a while since I showed any progress on my Hoth project, I thought to order the parts for this build was the least I could do.

 

I also wanted to use this post to mention that whilst I'll eventually get to working on the AT-AT and Falcon, I am slightly exhausted from experimenting with those builds and instead focus on some future IDEAS projects instead.

 

I am sorry if this post seems rushed, but that's because it is as I had a lot of exams in the past few weeks. Fortunately, I do have some projects in the works with the one I hope to show next week so stay tuned for those ;)

After the trouble with the LEGO Ulysses last week, I built a proper version of the space probe in the same scale with more details!

 

Everyone who couldn’t get the other one or just likes this one better can build it using the free instructions on StoneWars. All 291 pieces should be available on LEGO Bricks & Pieces.

 

Finally, a model to use your golden Slopes and Nexo shields for!

This is for the FBTB small attack droid contest. I still want to convey some sort of disturbing weirdness, so I based the design off that of the Star Wars IT-O interrogator droid. Here's the backstory:

 

The AT-O attack droid was developed by the Imperial Department of Military Research, the same research department that engineered the frightening IT-O interrogator droid. The diameter of the AT-O spans slightly shorter than the length of a human’s armspan. Its spherical body is armed with a precise laser blaster and a stun gun that can immobilize small units and machines. When unengaged in combat, the droid hovers by repulsorlift technology; however, it is equipped with a booster for sudden strikes and charges. The speed and agility of the AT-O make it a formidable threat, even to the Jedi. Unfortunately, the AT-O was not as expendable as the Empire’s never-ending supply of storm troopers, so they were dispatched sparingly such as in secret strikes and crucial skirmishes.

Ford Probe from Romania seen in Cambridge.

Probed Curiosity's.

  

Testi sconvolti assumendo ragionevoli revisioni di pagine contemporanee che stampano poesie ritmi rivoluzionari,

périodes indiscutables traduction prose décadente conférences littéraires grains exquis suggestions étranges complexe réputation musicien danse tempêtes fracassantes révélant des vins squelettes grotesques entrant vents,

zaprášené rty zasněžené volání vlající draci zelený kouř hrozné mrtvé vyděšené ulice ztuhlé nohy,

γυαλιστερή σημειώσεις πεσμένα φεγγάρια σατέν αυξήθηκε ανήσυχος παλτό πεταλούδα shabby παλτά περιπλάνηση σύννεφα wistful γλώσσες,

Tales oculos hortulani miserabilis aegro animi pendulus patibulo desperans laqueo transeundo inferno summum scaffolds,

דאַמפּט שיפן גוואַלדיק סעלז פראַליקינג פּאָעט מאָרגן פּלעזשערז צוגעהערט שליסלען העמפּען שטיינער וואַנדערינג סטודענטן,

滑りやすい野生動物の臆病者の潮吹きの灯り血の鏡エッジ厄介な奴隷震える指導者夜の花挿入.

 

Steve.D.Hammond.

Fully Automated Tactical Building Unit.

 

1) Magnetic Omni-Pads

2) Long Range Comm Aerial

3) Short Range Comm Aerial

4) Angled Positional Thrusters

5) Magnetic Repulsors

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Well, I tried to build Ma.K and ended up building space. Oh well. I do have something more Ma.K-like in the works, though.

 

A fun build, nonetheless, and a nice diversion from homework...

 

Enjoy!

Fuji 200, F-Zuiko

Rolleiflex Automat

Zeiss Opton Tessar T 75/3.5

Ilford SFX

Hoya R72

Rodinal Developer (1+25) 6:00 @ 20c

DsLr DiGiTiZeD

PS

 

For those wondering what the heck is the object on the background that looks like rocket or something? Is a ( parachute) wind parachute surfing!

Weeks after NASA's Parker Solar Probe made the closest-ever approach to a star, the science data from the first solar encounter is just making its way into the hands of the mission's scientists.

 

This image from Parker Solar Probe's WISPR (Wide-field Imager for Solar Probe) instrument shows a coronal streamer, seen over the east limb of the Sun on Nov. 8, 2018. Coronal streamers are structures of solar material within the Sun's atmosphere, the corona, that usually overlie regions of increased solar activity. The fine structure of the streamer is very clear, with at least two rays visible. Parker Solar Probe was about 16.9 million miles from the Sun's surface when this image was taken. The bright object near the center of the image is Mercury. The dark spots are a result of the data processing and are not actual physical features in the corona.

 

Credits: NASA/Naval Research Laboratory/Parker Solar Probe

 

Read about what scientists hope to learn from the data: go.nasa.gov/2EspRgQ

 

NASA image use policy.

 

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center enables NASA’s mission through four scientific endeavors: Earth Science, Heliophysics, Solar System Exploration, and Astrophysics. Goddard plays a leading role in NASA’s accomplishments by contributing compelling scientific knowledge to advance the Agency’s mission.

 

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At low tide, mudflats used to remind me of the moon's craters. We'd probably need heavy boots to lurch about on the moon, while on mudflats, it's the reverse. We'd sink in the squelching bits, without the special foot gear cocklers and bait collectors wear.

Ford Probe GT Turbo at the Oldtimer Sommerfest in Rastede.

Launching it's seeker drones.

 

Seen at the same show as the Prelude, and making for an interesting comparison with it.

A tiny bee fly stays still long enough for a photo. It was on a Podolepis flower. Happy Fly Day Friday everyone! [York, Western Australia]

The 女妖 Probe Droid was built by Chinese technicians in 2034 and began manufacturing in the same year. It began its military service in 2036 when Asia became more interested in space exploration and studies of deep water organisms off the coast of Japan.

 

Different models are composed for for certain tasks and environments, making the 女妖 very versatile. The one shown above is outfitted for recon purposes with a light machine gun, recording device, and an internal balance system.

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I build <.<

Explored on May 26, 2009

There are always those plants that test the viability of a space for success in re-colonization.

A quick little Probe droid for James Shield's

Hoth project

le pedí permiso para hacerle la foto y me respondió "SI PERO NO TENGO DINERO"

 

Why yes, it's another tablescrap that morphed into a drone or a spaceship...

'What's with all the panic to get this probe up?'

 

'Well, if that new object up there is a black hole, we're...'

 

'Probe Rover II, Control here, you're on open mic...'

 

'fudged... If on the other hand that is Old Tom's new doughnut delivery system, we're going to need a lot of coffee...'

Decided to remake my probe droid

What do you think?

Texture for the Bandit SRV210C

painted by: me

Slug eye fully extended...

A snorkeling or probing tree exploring the subsurface of the forest floor.

Inspired by Avanaut

I love these and they're so stupidly rare to spot.

1995 Ford Probe 24v.

This beautiful bird was photographed on a sand bar while we had some down time between jaguar sightings. We observed it probing the sand for small morsels of food and then do a little birdie yoga.

 

Pied Plover

 

Boldly colored shorebird of tropical lowland rivers. Clean black-and-white plumage is distinctive and stands out against its gray wings and orange legs. Typically forages singly or in pairs along shorelines and beaches of freshwater rivers.

 

August 24, 2024

 

Taken on a photo tour guided by Juan Carlos Vindas of Neotropic Photo Tours.

Macro Mondays - Measurement

In Explore - 24 Sept 2018 (#13)

 

Turnstone on the breakwater, Walton on the Naze. D500_77221.NEF

Ochlodes sylvanus

Macro Mondays [April 8: Member's Choice - Metal]

There are many doors we go through in life. Some, though, have the power to inspire and amaze in ways we can only dream........Take a step and be inspired .....

I've seen a probe droid picture by Udo Stafflinger which is awesome, so I thought I'd have a bash at my own.

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