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Side view
I based my tank design off the BM version but i built this from sratch. I used six packs of reactive armor and a few tiles from two desert storm packs to shell this beast. It also has two BA M2HB machine guns mounted on top.
Its done i will post new photo soon it looks the same but you will see a difference.
First outing with a dome tool. Rescued a beaver for an hour when i found him at the spot i was planning to shoot. I guess i had to earn this one with karma.
Nocturne on the tutorial - HERE
SOOC
Interactive installation (2009), work of artist Mojoko (Steve Lawrel) and software programmer Shang Liang.
The piece gives participants control over a couple of hundred images from modern western and eastern cultures.
By making sound through a microphone a stream of still images erupts into a void. The result is a temporal digital-collage with caracters taken from cartoons, comics and commercials.
Bon Anniversaire à tous les Béliers d'ici et d'ailleurs
sans oublier notre Ami Jean-Pierre
Bon Anniversaire Jean-Pierre Bisous 23 mars
C'est aussi l'anniversaire de Barbara ♡♥ Happy ♡♥Birthday 24 mars
28 Mars l'anniversaire de ma soeur ( qui nous a quitté il y a des années)
28 mars c'est l'anniversaire de Sarah vie
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First post for 2017. Not much shooting lately. I will try to reactive my self again for 2017. I hope everyone had a wonderful new year. Have a nice day! ;-)
#sunset
#winter
#frozen
#ice
#silhouette
#finland
#sun
#landscape
#seascape
#scenery
#Leefilters
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Under this sun no shadows will fall
Piercing our eyes as we charge
An armoured battalion on course to the east
Closing the end of it's march
This time we're here to finish a job
Started a decade ago
Driving the animals out of their holes
To bury them 6 feet below
Armoured tanks of mass destruction
Killers in the east
Rats who dares to stand before us
Feel our guns go live
For many months the Hanseatic league has been petitioning the OeK council to allow the developement of a purely Hanseatic MBT. Grudgingly the OeKHB agreed; this is the result.
Progenitors
Classification: Mid Range
Armaments:
(1) SG-TYPE22PA
The Dirius model was designed to be a high-performance mass produced unit that could be outfitted with different loadouts.
The first loadout is the Full Armor package with reactive armor panels for major body parts. The extra armor raises the damage reduction of the Dirius by 200%, rivaling thicker armored reFrames although increasing the Dirius overall weight. Once an armor panel is damaged, the pilot can opt to discard that panel through the quick release locks on each panel.
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reFrame Version 3.0 frame (instructions) now available
For those interested in LEGO mech building, I also have an eBook from 2015 called Mech Wars 2015 Instructional Primer. It contains some things I wrote about basic mech building, a bit about my Mech Warsuniverse, and all my early models from 2014-2015. If you’re looking for a resource that could help you start or even improve your mech building skills, you might find this eBook useful.
Photo réactivée pour la circonstance
Merci à vous nous en sommes très fières
american staffordshire bull terrier
A DRAMATIC NEW MEXICO SKY IS REFLECTED IN THE CURVED MIRRORS OF THE PARABOLIC TROUGH.
RESEARCHERS AT SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES HAVE DEVELOPED A METHOD OF USING CONCENTRATED SUNLIGHT TO DETOXIFY WATER. THE METHOD USES A TROUGH OF PARABOLIC MIRRORS TO FOCUS ENERGY ON A LONG GLASS TUBE. CONTAMINATED WATER AND TITANIUM DIOXIDE IS THEN PUMPED THROUGH THE TUBE AND INTO A RECEIVING TANK. THE TITANIUM DIOXIDE ACTS AS A CATALYST, SPEEDING UP THE REACTION OF THE WATER WITH ULTRAVIOLET ENERGY IN SUNLIGHT. FREE ELECTRONS CREATE POSITIVELY CHARGED "HOLES" IN THE CATALYST, WHICH IN TURN REACT WITH DISSOLVED OXYGEN, HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, OR WATER TO CREATE HYDROXYL RADICALS AND PEROXIDE IONS. THESE TWO HIGHLY REACTIVE OXIDES ATTACK THE ORGANICS, BREAKING THEM INTO ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE COMPONENTS.
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Aluminium foil in copper sulphate showing no reaction until addition of sodium chloride, revealing true reactivity of Al by disturbing the oxide layer
Scania L94UB Wright Solar operating a reactive Metro Rail Replacement service.
This vehicle was new to Go North East as their 5201 / NK54NUU.
NOTE: Social distancing rules were followed while taking this photo. To comply with the "Essential Journeys only" guidance, Public Transport was not used to reach or return from the location of this photo.
Classification: Heavy / Long Range Bombardment / High Defense
Armaments:
BZ---RDNVR011 Bazooka
SH---REACT01L3 Reactive Shield
Extra Equipment:
MS - RNMKR010T Vertical Missile Launcher
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Build notes:
The bulkiest looking mech I've made to date. This was actually inspired by the HAIIRO (the missile pack is actually recycled from it). Was a huge learning experience since due to the heavy plating, the legs needed an extra mechanism (tank treads!) to spread out the upper body weight better and allow it to stand properly
Heavily inspired by VR-RAIDEN (hence the bazooka's name) and the Dom from Gundam :P
If you notice this is actually ver 1.5 since the first time I publicly posted this guy over at PhLUG's FB wall, it was only half finished :P
Finalising some squad designs and livery for a local youth group.
Using the C6 system of seed parts.
Photography is an Immediate Reaction
Drawing is a Meditation.
...as Henri Cartier-Bresson put it, however I love to combine them both in my work: "Reactive Meditation"!
Photograph taken with Hipstamatic camera (iPhone 4s) and processed with BlurFX and StackablesApp.
Look at that sweet little face ;) No wonder everyone wants to give him a cuddle... I nearly had a heart attack a few days back, when, without asking if it was OK, a woman bent down & started snuggling & petting Flynnie, with the end result of her scarf getting tangled round his head & for a few moments, neither of them could escape! Luckily for everyone involved, Flynn was quite happy getting a fuss & just wiggled at her, wagged his tail & gave the lady a kiss.
He's a very odd little dog, the opposite to most nervous/reactive dogs - with me - his owner, Flynn is still extremely unsure about any amount of handling, but given the chance, he will actively seek out cuddles & affection from total strangers. I do always try to distract him with toys & treats & ask people not to pat him - I just don't feel I can take the risk - even though it feels mean at times because he's obviously desperately keen to be friendly... Flynn's cheeky though & very quick, so occasionally he manages to skitter off & make friends with someone!
Actually, although Flynn IS still very uncertain about being handled or touched by me, I've been quite pleased lately because slowly, we're seeing more of the sweet, friendly side of his character. He squirms over first thing in the mornings, cuddling up & licking me, pressing his cheek against mine. On the way home from walks, he's now taken to making sudden stops, sitting at my feet, or my mum's, requesting we give him a tickle under the chin before walking on. I used to see this sort of thing when I first took Flynn on, but it almost stopped last autumn, as his illness worsened & he disliked any physical contact at all. It's lovely to see him coming out of his shell & gives us hope for the future :)
Backside. Articulated reactive pistons as shoulder blades and articulated forearm tendons (sliding flick missile)
The T-72A upgrade came in 1979 and gave the T-72 added laser rangefinder and electronic fire control, turret front and top being heavily reinforced with composite armour (nicknamed Dolly Parton by US intelligence), provisions for mounting reactive armor, smoke grenade launchers, flipper armour mount on front mudguards, internal changes.
The Russian T-72 has to be one of, if not the main battle tank that has seen the most combat since WWII since entering service in the 1970's. It has seen action across the world. It has been used by numerous countries and their conflicts through out the world, including: the Iran & Iraq war 1980 to 1988 by both sides, by Syria in the 1982 Lebanon war, Russia in the Soviet war in Afghanistan 1979 to 1989, the Nagorno-Karabakh War 1988 to 1994, by Russia in the first Chechen war 1994 to 1996 and the second war 1999 to 2002, several wars in the former Yugoslavia, on all sides from 1991 to 2001 and by Iraq in the Gulf war 1990 to 1991 and in the invasion of Iraq 2003.
The T-72 was originally intended to be issued to the bulk of the Russian Armies tank units and its WARSAW allies, as a cheaper alternative to the T-64. Leonid Karchev was the original designer of the tank and final design was completed by Valeri Venidikov. Production began in 1972 and its estimated that over 50 000 T-72's and the variants have been built in Russia and under licence in other countries.
The T-72 has some advantages in its design, but these generally have a knock on negative effect on its fighting capability’s. The T-72, as with most Russian tanks, has the benefit of a low silhouette, as the designers did away with the fourth crew member - the loader, and replaced him with a mechanical autoloader. This means the T-72 has a smaller surface area making it a harder target to hit, but this means that most of the ammunition has to be stored in the crew compartment, so if the hull is struck, then the ammunition can 'cook off' and kill the crew. During the Gulf War, allied tank crews called the Iraqi T-72's "Jack in the boxes" because when the ammunition did cook off it blew the turret clear off the hull and up into the air.
The vehicle has the standard protection systems such as internal NBC protective lining and is able to generate a smoke screen from the vehicle exhaust, as well as grenade launchers. It has a 7.62mm co-axial mounted MG and a 12.7mm air defence MG mounted on the commander's cupola. Its fire control & direction systems are also some what limited. Due to expense reasons, most T-72's are not fitted with Forward Looking Infrared Red thermal imaging sights, used to detect heat sources such as a tanks engine, but they are equipped with a basic Infra Red illuminator.
However the tanks silhouette and size do have the benefit of speed. The T-72 houses a multi-fuelled four-stroke liquid-cooled V-84-1 diesel engine, generating 840 hp and weighting only 41 ton's, it is a highly manoeuvrable M.B.T. It was observed doing 110km/h along a road in former East-Germany, but on average it's top speed is 75km/h and due to using torsion bar suspension, compared to Western tanks which use hydrodynamic suspension, the T-72 is not a comfortable ride for its crew. The T-72 is equipped with a snorkel system so that it is able to cross-rivers, but the hull is not watertight! so the crew are equipped with breathing apparatus, giving the T-72 a fording depth of 5m.
Russia is now equipping their army with the T-90, which is based on the T-72BM (designation for T-72 with Kontakt-5 reactive armour) and have over 2100 in active service and 7000 in reserve. The T-72 is still in use with over 30 countries and is still in production with some countries for export, which has caused problems with spare parts, as a lot of parts of T-72's produced in different countries are not interchangeable. There is also numerous up-grade/modernization packages for the T-72 offered by many countries.
Despite the T-72's ability to take out a M1-Abrams at up to 1000m, it has never had any real success against Western tanks on the occasions it has gone up against them, such as the Gulf War, the invasion of Iraq and in the 1982 Lebanon War. This is because they are out of date T-72's and export versions are always inferior to domestic Russian T-72's. I have seen many people on-line brag about the M1 Abrams and that it is the best MBT in the world because they destroyed so many Iraqi T-72's in both Iraq wars, without any losses at the hands of the T-72's. The reality is Iraq had arms embargo’s against it since the Iran & Iraq war in the 1980's, so was only able to buy up spare parts for the T-72M (an inferior export version) and use these to build their version of the T-72 called the 'Lion of Babylon' based on the T-72M at a steel plant in Taji with some parts provided by a Polish contractor, so was nearly 15 years out of date.
The Black Eagle tank was a presumed prototype main battle tank produced in the Russian Federation.
Built for the 2012 Lego Military Annual Build Competition, prototype armor category.
Righteous indignation is typically a reactive emotion of anger over mistreatment, insult, or malice of another. It is akin to what is called the sense of injustice. In some Christian doctrines, righteous anger is considered the only form of anger which is not sinful, e.g., when Jesus drove the money lenders out of the temple (Gospel of Matthew 21).
If you look at the church as a whole these days this seems a bit hypocritical --
Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, has promised to put payday lenders such as Wonga out of business by setting up credit unions. He also acknowledged last week that because credit unions were not being set up quickly enough, there was a gap in the availability of credit which could force individuals into the hands of loan sharks.
In a speech in Westminster, Welby pointed out that loan sharks sometimes turn up with baseball bats if customers do not pay. It now turns out that Wonga sends out menacing letters from non-existent solicitors if its customers miss their repayments.
And, herein lies the problem for the Church of England. Its Church Commissioners arm has a £100,000 stake in Wonga – albeit less than it was but a stake nonetheless,
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Candid street shot, Brixham Pirate Festival 2018.
Blue copper sulphate turns colourless as metals higher in the reactivity series displace copper from solution
Sound reactive lights under the gazebo at Burnaby Village Museum, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.
A l'aéroport Roissy Charles de Gaulle, pas très loin du terminal 1.
La mosaïque originale signée Invader avait été posée par Invader le 26 juillet 2002.
Elle avait été arrachée ... et a été réactivée en septembre 2017.
On peut y accéder à pied assez facilement depuis la gare de RER B Aéroport CDG, terminaux 1 et 3.
Sur Flashinvaders, cette mosaïque vaut 50 points.
SKELETON
Reactive to your environment!
DISCO WREATH
Reactive to your environment!
CONSOLE
Comes in both Black & White options
ACCENT CHAIR
Comes in four swatches to choose from
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Just finished making my FIRST PAIR of Glow-in-the Dark and Blacklight-Reactive Eye Chips for Blythe!!!! SO EXCITED! I think they came out great! Plus, Musette is such a beautiful model...she makes them even that much more awesome! ♥ See profile for details.
When we walk Harbie, because of his reactivity we stick to the side roads, where it is easy to cross away from other dogs if necessary, and this is a road we use quite regularly. Whenever we go past we look at this window to see if a cat is there and which one! First of all I thought it was the same cat sitting in the sunny window, but you can see here it's two different cats!