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Decommissioned scale for weighing trucks in the mid nineties. Scanned today. Please do not mind the dust, scratches, etc.
Spoons that look like scales. Taken in the window display in the storefront at Fishs Eddy in Union Square, New York. If you look closely, you can see the building across the street reflected in the spoons.
Standard wide-to-tele kit lenses for the Olympus OM-D and the Canon EOS cameras. Both are equivalent to 28-85mm on a full frame 35.
my attempt at creating fish scales which to the best of my knowledge is original
partial view made from a 24.5 cm piece of paper the size of two hexagons
This is a 1:60 scale model representing a Steel Alloy Furnace. It is developed in 3D software, produced by rapid prototyping out of increased durability plastics, manually assembled and painted. Floors and galleries surrounding the furnace are made out of clear acrylic, so they will not obstruct the view of the furnace itself. Workers' figurines, properly clothed and posed, are added for size reference. The model equipped with LED based push button interactive system pointing to the main elements of the furnace.
The base of the model as well as the control panel of the interactive system are finished with aluminum. Aluminum finish, along with modest pastel colors, contributes to the model's elegance and industrial look.
This model was created for display, however it is durable and easy to handle, therefore it can be also taken to a trade show.
I really love this one! What a great idea! This is a terrific way to show the scale of Sol and her planets.
cherry scale - Cherries being weighed on a green scale. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24706656-cherry...
Photo by Shaun, www.ridesierranevada.com.
Csilla and I on the track up Trevenque. The route back is in the valley below. No snow on the south slopes where we were, but behind us you can see the north side of the valley is still snowy.
Here's my AAR Eagle F1 slot car, built to scale dimensions, compared with my D3 retro-'60's Ferrari 312 F1 (both models of 1967 cars). Always wanted to see just how un-scale those late '60's F1 slot cars were.
Part completed modified TT scale SW9 from MTB. I am modifying this locomotive to represent Meeker Southern MSN103.
The Scale Model section covered everything form the tiniest models to the largest. The scales were ,micropolis micro, mini, miniland, macro.
For all its size, this model is considered microscale.
gap at front of chassis to body, started to notice problems before it was even removed from wood base pilot at this corner is raked in towards bogie also evident looking at side on pics
Title: Scales
Description: scales; chemist scales; made from metal, wood, velvet, and cotton thread; scales are in a rectangular wooden box with hinges at back, a small hook closure on top, red felt lining; scales are a equal arm beam with green threads at either end attached to a copper circular dish at either side; green tassel at centre of beams; box also contains scales and set of weights of different sizes in circle and square shapes
Credit: Collection of Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira, 1942.93, col.0993, 26560.1
www.aucklandmuseum.com/collection/object/am_humanhistory-...