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Alophia drummondii Really difficult to walk past these plants without taking a shot! It's strange though...as showy as they are, sometimes, they're difficult to see.
e11even - 11 Parts
If you decide to build this and try it, you should know that the LEGO MOTOR will spin the propeller so fast that it may actually explode! Please wear safety glasses! I speak from experience. This is a fun but potentially dangerous toy! AFOL's only please!
A simple tess, combining rhombus and triangle twists May have been created previously.
Alios kraft paper, hexagon from 30x30 square, 48 division grid.
An old propeller at the end of my garden in France - granted, a strange thing to have in one's garden, but there you go!
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Une helice sur les pierre dans ma jardin a France. Oui, c'est un peu bizarre, mais, c'est vrai, c'est moi !!
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(posted for Eric)
The small one is the basic module concept... The bigger one is the way I actually applied it...
If/when I use this module again I'll probably spread them out a lot more... the tess I already made is a bit too busy I think, that it looks almost random at a glance...
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12人がブローニー120フィルムで撮った合計120枚の写真展
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Meine Pelargonie duftet nach Zitrone, wenn man die Blätter reibt und hat nur winzige Blüten. Aber hat sie nicht einen bezaubernden Stempel?
Manchmal muss man genau hin sehen, um Wunder zu entdecken.
My Pelargonium scent of lemon, if you rub the leaves and only has tiny flowers. But it has a lovely pistil, isn't it?
Sometimes you have to look very close to discover miracles.
This test fuselage (circa 1926) is fitted with Cowl No. 10, the prototype for the first commercial installations. Developed in the PRT to reduce air resistance around a radial engine, the NACA Cowl proved to both lower air resistance and improve engine cooling. It earned the NACA its first Collier Trophy in 1929 and rapidly became a standard appliance for radial engines.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: L-1928-02532
Date: March 19, 1928
Μοιάζει περίεργη μια προπέλα αποσυρμένη σε στέρεη γη...
μακριά απ ' το νερό...
Σε κάνει ν' αναρωτιέσαι...σε πόσα ταξίδια άραγε έχει σύρει το καραβίσιο σκαρί;
Πόσες θάλασσες και πόσα λιμάνια έχει διασχίσει;
Θυμίζει τους γέρους ναυτικούς που όσα χρόνια κι αν μετράνε στην στεριά το βλέμμα τους πάντα σε ταξιδεύει σε μπλαβιές θάλασσες...
έτσι κι εκείνης το καλογυαλισμένο μεγαλείο στέκει πάντα στραμμένο στο γιαλό...
neni d.
Shooting at the Airfield in Thun, Switzerland.
More pictures here!
Large siver reflector at camera left to light the model.
Śmigło wiatraka jest widoczne, lecz wiatru nie udało się "uchwycić"!. :)
Potężny "pochłaniacz" siły wiatru dostarcza tak bardzo potrzebną nam energię.
Another star with an unusual paper shape. Here I start with a square paper and simply make a 60 degrees fold on one corner.
I can again choose on which side I will have the central part. Go to Propeller Star I to see it on the other side.
Folder and Designer: Dirk Eisner
6 units
duocolor kraft paper
no glue - no diagrams
Just have a look on the back side to see the propeller.
Some ones propeller planed, Blender3D models availables here: www.turbosquid.com/Search/Artists/EGPJET3D
Propeller cavitation. Test being carried out on a propeller to study cavitation effects. Cavitation is the formation of bubbles in a liquid due to changes in pressure, as happens in water being churned by a propeller. Studies of cavitation aim to improve propeller design to reduce the turbulence caused by this unwanted effect. Photographed in the Ship Division of the National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, UK. For a set of similar images showing cavitation, see V330/161 to V330/164.