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Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 1m LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
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Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 1m LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
Data supplied by Environment Agency under the Open Government License agreement. For details please go to: www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/v...
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A quick visit to the Library of Birmingham, to see the ice rink, big wheel and Frankfurt Christmas Market from above!
The big wheel is back in Centenary Square for another Christmas period. This year, the ice rink is back (first time since the library was completed and opened).
Except it is between the wheel and Symphony Hall.
Seen from the Discovery Terrace at the Library of Birmingham.
Veritcal HD video clip. Two clips in one.
Every time I started these ones, the wheel stopped, to let people on!
Full video here (with my other clips) on Youtube
The Cube, Hyatt Hotel, Symphony Hall.
Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 25cm LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
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I knew I wasn't gonna have time to take a good quality pic so I just snapped a quick one while I was out and about. Very busy day today!
Strobist: 430EX II camera right.
This is Quick Hunter.He hunts to other mechs, and has a high speed.Hammer - is his main weapon. This hammer he got in the last battle.
1. This guy named Zach playing the drums down stairs in our youth
2. The key element is shape
3. The key principle is movement
4. The fix was a basic edit
5. The depth of field is shallow
6. The direction of natural light is South
7. Quick
Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 1m LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
Data supplied by Environment Agency under the Open Government License agreement. For details please go to: www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/v...
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KATWIJK - 23-11-2019 Football , Sportpark Nieuw Zuid , season 2019 / 2020 , Dutch Tweede Divisie . AFC player Milan Hoek (captain) scoring the 1-1 by penalty panenka during the match Quick Boys - AFC
Just a quick picture for today: SCREAM 4
My sister and I were huge fans of the trilogy and I really thought this one was great! I also learned the "scream face" mask is called "ghost face". Totally did not know that.
This type of horror I can do, no problem. But stuff like Paranormal Activity freaks me out! Blair Witch Project, on the other hand, made no sense and wasn't really scary. All I got from that movie was that being in a corner was scary :/
Haha. Happy Monday!!
it is a very simple tess, without any pre-creases but the grid. you Zig-Zag fold the grid, hold together 3 folds and squash the middle one. on both sides you do just the same, but 2 squares down the fold.
here you can see it easily.
if you have a drawer full of tiny things which has to be organized - this is the perfect solution!!
you can modify size and number of cells.
Painting and markings:
PantherG’s original profile drawing showed an all-green La-5FN with Australian markings and characteristic white quick ID markings. Since I already had an RAAF Hurricane in my collection with such a livery, I rather went for a different paint scheme and went for another RAAF “classic”: upper surfaces in foliage green and earth brown, paired with sky blue undersides – plus the white markings.
PantherG was so kind to draw up a matching profile, based on my plans, and I stuck to it as good as possible. The real challenge became the colors, though. RAAF tones, esp. foliage green, are under heavy debate among modelers, and it is hard to find good evidence. Moreover, the RAAF seems to have been very pragmatic when it came to (re-)painting the flying equipment, there must have been a lot of variance and tolerance concerning the paints’ tones.
The most frequent recommendation for foliage green is FS 34092, but while this bluish green tone goes into the right direction, I find it (after having seen trustworthy WWII pictures of RAAF aircraft) to be much too light, lacking chroma. Furthermore, the recommendation of simply using RAF Dark Earth for the RAAF’s Earth Brown appears fishy to me, too. Again, the RAAF tone appears to be much deeper and richer, and less reddish.
As a consequence I decided to mix my own colors and eventually settled on a 3:1 mix of IJN Green (Modelmaster 2116) plus Humbrol 30 (Dark Green) and a 3:1 mix of Humbrol 10 (Brown) with Modelmaster 2108 (French Earth Brown) – both became relatively dark tones, but this would only make the white ID markings and the grey tactical codes better stand out. The Sky Blue underneath was also a light but rich tone and I found in Modelmaster 2131 (Medium Su-27 Blue) a suitable approximation.
The white tail was painted with a mix of Humbrol 34 and some 147 (White and Light Grey FS 36495), while the wings’ white leading edges were created with white water slide decal sheet material (TL Modellbau) and some touch-ups with white enamel paint. A convenient but somewhat tricky solution that saved time and masking hazards – I guess that painting would have been the more hazardous alternative.
The kit received a standard black ink wash and panels were post-shaded with lightened basic tones, visually adding surface structures that are actually not there.
The interior of cockpit and landing gear were painted with RAF Interior Green (Humbrol 78) – I checked several sources and pictures of museum pics, and this seems to have been the typical tone for RAAF aircraft (or at least those that had been built in Australia).
The decals were puzzled together from various sources. The roundels belong to an RAAF Spitfire (from a Carpena sheet), and this aircraft’s serial number was cut into pieces and re-arranged for the Bunyip. The tactical codes were created with single RAF font letters in medium sea grey from Xtradecal.
Some soot stains around the exhaust and the cannon nozzles was added with grinded graphite, and some signs of wear added on the leading edges and around the cockpit as well as the engine with dry-brushed light grey and silver. Finally, the kit was sealed with matt acrylic varnish (Italeri), and some oils stains (Tamiya Smoke) as well as small details (wire antenna, position lights) were added. Voilà.
Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 2m LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
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Italy
1940s
Gnutti was one of the first manufacturers to license the patent from Campagnolo for the quick release and make their own branded version. Gnutti also made this same quick release for Huret with Huret Export Italy stamped on the lever. Gnutti made cambio corsa derailleurs that were almost identical to Campagnolo's design so it is likely that there was also an ongoing business relationship between the two Italian firms. Gnutti produced their own high quality hubs, headsets, bottom brackets and cranksets.
An instructor (left) with the Diplomatic Security Service’s Antiterrorism Assistance (ATA) program monitors a law enforcement officer with a Special Program for Embassy Augmentation and Response (SPEAR) team from Niger as he loads his weapon during the first SPEAR Quick Response Force Summit Challenge, December 11, 2018, in Nairobi. ATA trains SPEAR teams in participating nations to respond within minutes to emergencies involving U.S. diplomatic facilities or personnel. (51 Seconds photo)
Quick to prepare seafood recipe your family and friends would love to eat. To know more, visit here a.nnotate.com/docs/2013-07-08/5NtDEFbw/Easy%20to%20cook%2...
TTC maintenance workers stand aside to let a train past. Looking north from Rosedale station in Toronto.
My sketches flash mob (Sorry, in Russian).
The weekly subject from 11.06.2011 - 18.06.2011: café
The subject for the next week: garden and plants - follow us!
Day 54 of 365
For FGR: Show me your chucks
I'm too cool for chucks, so I'll present my worn out Quick shoes. It's some kind of retro model they did for a couple of years about 10 years ago. I haven't been able to get another pair and the newest models are pretty lame.
As a commuter I often find myself going to H-E-B and grabbing a quick meal like this turkey sandwich. It's nice and easy to grab this and go about the rest of my day.
Quick shot i stole behind the scenes... Stealing things is a glorious occupations, particularly in the art world.
Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 0.50m LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
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Baghide - throw over cape type, no poles or pegs to worry about. Quick use camouflage, breaks up the human shape and outline getting you closer to the wildlife. Wide range of materials available for all conditions and seasons including Realtree Xtra and Realtree aps All purpose snow pattern. Our Baghides are made in our workshop in Devon. I designed and gave it the name Baghide in 1995 and started manufacturing them in our first workshop in 1997. The design stemmed from my own wildlife photography experience and the need to get closer to my subject without being spotted. www.wildlifewatchingsupplies.co.uk/retail/acatalog/C33-Me...