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During SDCC at San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA, USA on July 14 2012 Photo: Jason Chau
Date: July 14 2012
Time: 11 : 26 : 37 AM
Model: NIKON D800
Lens: AF 50mm f/1.4G
Transpennine Express liveried Class 68, 68021 “Tireless” and Class 88, 88002 “Prometheus” on display at Gresty Bridge during the Open day on Saturday 21st July 2018.
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SHOT AT HOLYTOWN STATION 21/12/2021. DEPICTS THE EARLY RUNNING (4E) 4L10 COATBRIDGE FLT TO TILBURY SERVICE. YET AGAIN LIGHTLY LOADED ONLY SIX CONTAINERS CARRIED
Prometheus deep space exploration ship done in Microfighters style.
Has gear mechanism to adjust engine tilt, but engine pods must be adjusted by hand.
Prometheus Panel
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For stealing the secret of fire and giving it to mankind, Zeus bound Prometheus and had an eagle eat out his liver each new day, only to have the liver grow back each night - Berlin 2010
This image is intended to accompany the Inventing Interactive article "Territory's Prometheus UI" -- showing some of the UI design in "Prometheus" The full post is online at www.inventinginteractive.com/2012/06/20/territorys-promet...
A still from the second Prometheus trailer shows the Alien ship, the one we see in the film Alien, about to leave
One of my favourite things about Prometheus is the fact it is promoting so much discussion... so much CRAZY discussion.
1636-1637. Oil on panel. 25,7 x 16,6 cm. Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid. P002042. Obra exposada: Room 079.
Finished my rendition of Das Newten's amazing Prometheus!
The junkyard of parts in front are all connections that LDD will have nothing to do with, amazing that there are so few! Apart from much angle fiddling, went together logically! They are mostly technic pin type connections or technic hole bricks directly to studs.
It is as authentic to the original as possible, I only cheated 4 times to connect the two engine pods and the two centre rear fairings. I used plates to push them out slightly, I am sure in reality they will fit but LDD thresholds are just too tight! Will post up the file later with a parts list if anyone wants it
In Greek mythology, Prometheus was the creator of mankind. The goddess Athene taught him architecture, astronomy, mathematics, navigation, medicine, and metallurgy, and he in turn taught them to humans. Zeus, the chief of the Greek gods, became angry at Prometheus for making people powerful by teaching them all these useful skills.
When the gods chose Prometheus as arbiter in a dispute, he fooled the gullible Zeus into picking the worst parts of the sacrificial bull by hiding them under a rich layer of fat. To punish Prometheus, Zeus withheld fire from men. "Let them eat their flesh raw," he declared. In response, Prometheus, snuck up to Mount Olympus, lit a torch from the sun, and hid a burning piece of charcoal in a hollow stalk. He slipped away with it and thus delivered fire to mankind.
Zeus, as revenge, tried unsuccessfully to trick Prometheus' brother, Epimetheus, into accepting the beautiful but mischievous Pandora as a gift. Epimetheus, mindful of earlier advice from his brother, refused. Even madder now that his trick had failed, Zeus had Prometheus chained naked to a pillar in the Caucasian mountains. A griffon-vulture ate at Prometheus' liver all day long. During the bitter cold of the mountain night, the liver became whole again.
So it went day after day, year after year. Epimetheus married Pandora in an effort to free his brother. Pandora -- as devilish as she was beautiful -- opened the famous box in which Prometheus had shut up all the evils that might plague mankind: Old Age, Labor, Sickness, Insanity, Vice and Passion.
Only years later, at the behest of Heracles (Hercules), did Zeus free Prometheus.
(Source of information: Robert Graves, The Greek Myths, Moyer Bell Ltd., 1955.)
My attempt at a Lego prometheus ship. Not a big fan of the movie but I love this ship. Its like a smaller ship with a smaller crew. The cockpit is larger